VIDEO GAME MACHINE ARCADE STYLE WITH 1,700 GAMES BETTER THAN PINBALL (NORTH COUNTY) $650

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THIS MACHINE IS SET UP TO START TAKING MONEY IF YOU WANT IT TO



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THERE ARE OVER 1,700 GAMES ON THIS ARCADE



HANNAHO VIDEO ARCADE GAME CABINET

$850.00



********IF THIS AD UP THIS IS STILL FOR SALE******



ATTENTION OWNERS OF A RESTAURANT, BAR, GAME ROOM, MOVIE THEATRE, ARCADE, MINI GOLF, PIZZA, FROZEN YOGURT, START UP BUSINESS, FITNESS CENTER, EXERCISE GYM, CAR WASH, GAS STATION ETC --- THIS ARCADE IS SET UP TO ACCEPT .25 CENTS PER GAME. START MAKING MONEY NOW!!!!!!



THIS GAMING UNIT HAS HUNDREDS OF GAMES AND MANY OF THE GAMES HAVE A

DIFFERENT VARIATION FROM THE ORIGINAL GAME MAKING IT ENDLESS FUN.



HERE ARE A SAMPLE OF SOME OF THE GAMES:



TOP GAMES ARE:

PAC MAN (MANY VARIATIONS), MS PAC MAN (MANY VARIATIONS), GALAXY, ATARI, DONKEY KONG (MANY VARIATIONS), FROGGER,





MISC. OTHERS

1. 10 Yard Fight

2. 1942

3. 1943

4. Alpine Ski

5. Anteater

6. Arkanoid

7. Arkanoid Revenge of Doh

8. Armored Car

9. Asteroids (Atari)

10. Asteroids Deluxe (Atari)

11. Battle Chopper

12. Battle Road, The

13. Battlezone (Atari)

14. Berzerk (Stern)

15. Black Tiger

16. Black Widow

17. Bubble Bobble (Taito - 1986)

18. Burger Time (Bally/Midway - 1982)

19. Burnin' Rubber (Nihon Bussan/AV Japan - 1982)

20. Calipso (Tago Electronics - 1982)

21. Cameltry (Taito - 1989)

22. Captain Commando (Capcom - 1991)

23. Caveman Ninja (G-Mode - 1991)

24. Centipede (Atari - 1980)

25. Chack 'n Pop (Taito - 1983)

26. Cheyenne (Exidy/Kauffman - 1984)

27. China Gate (Million/ Technos - 1988)

28. Clay Pigeon (Exidy/Kauffman - 1986)

29. Cobra Command (G-Mode - 1984)

30. Combat (Exidy/Kauffman - 1985)

31. Commando (Capcom - 1985)

32. Crack Shot (Exidy/Kauffman - 1987)

33. Crime City (Taito - 1989)

34. Crossbow (Exidy/Kauffman - 1983)

35. Crystal Castles (Atari - 1983)

36. Defender (Midway - 1980)

37. Double Dragon (Million/ Technos - 1987)

38. Double Dragon 2 (Million/ Technos - 1988)

39. Dragon Breed (Irem - 1989)

40. Elevator Action (Taito - 1983)

41. Empire City (Seibu Kaihatsu - 1986)

42. Fax (Exidy/Kauffman - 1983)

43. Final Blow (Taito - 1988)

44. Final Fight (Capcom - 1989)

45. Food Fight (Atari - 1983)

46. Galaxy

47. Gallop (Irem - 1991)

48. Ghosts 'n Goblins (Capcom - 1985)

49. Ghouls 'n Ghosts (Capcom - 1988)

50. Golden Tee Golf (Incredible Technologies - 1990)

51. Golden Tee Golf 2 (Incredible Technologies - 1992)

52. Gravitar (Atari - 1982)

53. Great Swordsman (Taito - 1984)

54. Hammerin' Harry (Irem - 1990)

55. Hard Hat (Exidy/Kauffman - 1982)

56. Hit 'n Miss (Exidy/Kauffman - 1987)

57. Joust (Williams/Midway - 1982) * Now works with both 1 and 2 players!

58. Jungle Hunt (Taito - 1982)

59. Karate Champ (G-Mode - 1984)

60. Kengo (Irem - 1991)

61. Kung-Fu Master (Irem - 1984)

62. Legend of Hero Tonma (Irem - 1989)

63. Liberator (Atari - 1982)

64. Liquid Kids (Taito - 1990)

65. Lock 'n Chase (G-Mode - 1981)

66. Lost Tomb (Stern - 1983)

67. Lot Lot

68. Lunar Lander (Atari - 1979)

69. Lunar Rescue (Taito - 1979)

70. Magic Sword (Capcom - 1990)

71. Major Title Golf (Irem - 1990)

72. Mega Man (Capcom - 1995)

73. Mega Twins (Capcom - 1990)

74. Millipede (Atari - 1982)

75. Minefield (Stern - 1983)

76. Missile Command (Atari - 1980)

77. Moon Patrol (Irem - 1982)

78. Moon War (Stern - 1981)

79. Mouse Trap (Exidy/Kauffman - 1981)

80. Nastar (Taito - 1988)

81. New Zealand Story (Taito - 1988)

82. Ninja Kids (Taito - 1990)

83. Ninja Spirit (Irem - 1988)

84. Pepper II (Exidy/Kauffman - 1982)

85. Pirate Pete (Taito - 1982)

86. Plotting (Taito - 1989)

87. Plump Pop (Taito - 1987)

88. Puzzle Bobble (Taito - 1994)

89. Qix (Taito - 1981)

90. Rainbow Islands (Taito - 1987)

91. Rainbow Islands Extra (Taito - 1988)

92. Rastan (Taito - 1987)

93. Red Baron (Atari - 1980)

94. Rescue (Stern - 1982)

95. Return of the Invaders (Taito - 1985)

96. Robotron: 2084 (Midway - 1982)

97. Section Z (Capcom - 1985)

98. Shootout (G-Mode - 1985)

99. Shot Rider (Seibu Kaihatsu)

100. Showdown (Exidy/Kauffman - 1988)

101. Side Track (Exidy/Kauffman - 1979)

102. Son Son (Capcom - 1984)

103. Space Duel (Atari - 1982)

104. Space Invaders (Taito - 1978)

105. Space Invaders Deluxe (Taito - 1993)

106. Spectar (Exidy/Kauffman - 1980)

107. Speed Coin (Stern - 1984)

108. Street Fighter II (Capcom - 1991)

109. Street Fighter II Champion Edition (Capcom - 1992)

110. Super Breakout (Atari - 1978)

111. Super Burger Time (G-Mode - 1990)

112. Super Qix (Taito - 1987)

113. Targ (Exidy/Kauffman - 1980)

114. Tazz Mania (Stern - 1982)

115. Tempest (Atari - 1980)

116. Tropical Angel (Irem - 1983)

117. Tumble Pop (G-Mode - 1991)

118. Venture (Exidy/Kauffman - 1981)

119. Warlords (Atari - 1980)

120. Water Ski (Taito - 1983)

121. Who Dunit (Exidy/Kauffman - 1988)

122. World Class Bowling (Incredible Technologies - 1997)

123. Xmultiply

124. Zippy Race (Irem - 1983)

125. Zoo Keeper (Taito - 1982)

OTHER GAMES TO MANY TO LIST



HERE IS SOME INFO THAT I GOT FROM ANOTHER WEBSITE THAT SELLS ACCESSORIES FOR THIS ARCADE GAME

Components

126. - Florescent lit top marquee (standard both models)

127. - Pre-drilled speaker grills (standard both models)

128. - Plexiglass, with monitor bezel (standard both models)

129. - High-resolution monitor with VGA plug and play 17" Hansol Monitors (standard in the ArcadePC mini) or 21" Hansol Monitors (standard in the ArcadePC full size). Older versions of hanaho's arcade cabinets had true arcade monitors which had standard VGA connectors. For older models, the Arcade PC had 19" Wells-Gardner model U3100 (standard in the ArcadePC mini) or 27" Neo-Tec VGA plug and Play (standard in the ArcadePC full size)

130. - Interchangeable control panels (shown here is the standard -SE type for the ArcadePC mini)

131. - All panels include real arcade controls (Happ(tm) controls [Super Joysticks, Microswitched buttons] ), pre-wired with HotRod Technology(tm) for easy interface into any PC via a PS/2 style connection. Currently there are 2 optional joystick control panels. The -classic and the -SE style with more to be developed. Details about HotRod Joysticks and styles can be found on the HotRod Joystick Web Site.

132. - Hidden pull out keyboard drawer with enough space for a standard ps/2 style keyboard and mouse.

133. - Secured interior compartment allows you enough room to install any size PC. (Locks and keys standard). Optional Coin door and cash box (Standard in the ArcadePC full Size).



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