Storm Rider 2 is a new motion-based motorbike racing game for arcades and FEC’s so, riders start your engines! The impressive two player cabinet with futuristic bikes and impressive fully lit billboard captures players attention at any location. The motion delivers an unprecedented immersive racing experience. Combined with stunning graphics produced by the Unreal Engine and Boost function players will experience blazing fast speeds.
Players have a set amount of time to match the shape in the center screen. Once they find the match, they have push the large bubble button. Try to match all the shapes before your time is up.
This unreleased prototype was a planned arcade machine that reached a playable build, but never released to the public. The good hardware allowed the game to run a little faster. The intro was also a little redone, and a tutorial slideshow was introduced to quickly show people the basics at an arcade. It was planned to release in 1991.
Ice Walker is an exciting new water shooting video redemption game. The fun and interactive game sees players shoot hordes of zombies using water cannons to stop them from taking over the world. The water blaster produces a jet or powerful spray to help players take down more targets faster. The cool smoke mist feature creates a spooky game environment an immerses players in the gameplay. Players keep coming back to play Ice Walker and experience the six different game missions.
When Star Fox: Assault was announced, Nintendo also announced the development of a Star Fox arcade game. Unfortunately, nothing was heard about the project since and it has been assumed that the game was scrapped. As further proof that the game has been discontinued, nothing of the sort was unveiled at Nintendo's 2014 E3 presentation, where Star Fox Zero was announced, marking the eighth year of silence about the game.
Back in 2012, Sega unveiled a new combat driving arcade game called KO Drive at the DEAL 2012 trade show in Dubai. Afterwards, the game made an occasional appearance at other trade shows, but ultimately was cancelled. This easy to pick up battle-racing game has been designed with multiplayer action in mind. Tracks include London, Vegas, Shanghai, Toronto, Cairo and Rome.
A cancelled game based on the Popeye franchise. Given that Nintendo couldn't get the rights for the franchise, they transformed the game into "Donkey Kong".
Altered version of Mario Party Fushigi no Challenge World meant to be released in North America. Mario Party Challenge World was planned to be distributed by Raw Thrills in North America, being shown (in an early form) at IAAPA 2017. However, the American release would later be canceled, though several of the prototype units were still sold to various arcade locations. The "final" Raw Thrills version of the game was drastically different from the Japanese original, to the point where it is effectively a different game entirely (lacking the roulette wheel, a touchscreen, etc.).
Candy Crush Saga Ticket Model is a video redemption, touch screen arcade machine based on the super addictive and phenomenally popular mobile/facebook app.
Experience the same gameplay of the original Willy Crash, just with a smaller cabinet and a 32″ screen. Willy Crash “Mini” is more than one-and-a-half feet narrower, 10 inches shallower, and almost one foot shorter than the original version. The software and even the plunger are the same; maintaining the same player experience but allowing it to fit into even more locations!
Detonate the TNT plunger to launch Willy Crash into a 3D cityscape. Aim for the tops of buildings to score big and watch Willy boogie down in a lively bonus celebration! Miss and he will hilariously crash into a number of cringe-worthy, interactive obstacles. Can losing be as much fun as winning? It just might be with Willy Crash!