Difference between revisions of "Speed Hockey"
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| − | {{sub-stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' (セガ・スピード・ホッケー) is a April 1973 two-player air hockey table manufactured by [[Sega]]. | + | {{sub-stub}}'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' (セガ・スピード・ホッケー) is a April 1973 two-player air hockey table manufactured by [[Sega]]. It has similar gameplay to earlier air hockey type games, including Sega's ''[[MotoPolo]]'' (1968) and Brunswick's ''Air Hockey'' (1972). ''Speed Hockey'' became a stable of Japanese arcades at the time.{{ref|https://www.sega.jp/history/arcade/product/7327}} |
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Speed Hockey (セガ・スピード・ホッケー) is a April 1973 two-player air hockey table manufactured by Sega. It has similar gameplay to earlier air hockey type games, including Sega's MotoPolo (1968) and Brunswick's Air Hockey (1972). Speed Hockey became a stable of Japanese arcades at the time.[3]
Promotional material
JP flyer
References
| Air Hockey tables by Sega |
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| Speed Hockey (1973) | New Speed Hockey (1988) | Exciting Speed Hockey (1993) | Pair Match Hockey (1994) | Hockey Stadium (1997) | Wonder Hockey (2003) | Heat Up Hockey (2005) | Heat Up Hockey Revolve (2006) | EX Speed Hockey (2008?) | Heat Up Hockey Image (2010) | Sonic Sports Air Hockey (200x) | Hello Kitty Air Hockey (2014) |