Difference between revisions of "Arcade systems"

A

• AS-1 games

C

• Change machines

D

• Discrete logic arcade games

E

• Electro-mechanical arcade games

L

• Large attractions

M

• Mega Play games
• Mega-Tech games
• Mid-size attractions
• Miscellaneous arcade systems
• Multi-purpose arcade cabinets

P

• Pinball
• Post-NAOMI arcade systems
• Pre-System 1 arcade systems

S

• Sega Arcade Games Not On Sega Hardware
• Sega Model series
• Sega NAOMI
• Sega System series
• Skin the Wire games

T

• Third party arcade games distributed by Sega
• Toylets

U

• Unique arcade games

• List of Sega arcade systems

A

• Aime
• ALLS
• Atomiswave

B

• Blockade hardware

D

• Data East/Sega

G

• Galaxian-based hardware

M

• Mark III Soft Desk 10
• Mark III Soft Desk 5
• Mega 6
• Mega Play
• Mega-Tech System

N

• Nu
• Nu 1.1
• Nu 2
• Nu SX

P

• Plus e

S

• Sega Appoooh hardware
• Sega Chihiro
• Sega Europa-R
• Sega Fonz hardware
• Sega Gigas hardware
• Sega H1 Board
• Sega Hang-On hardware
• Sega Hikaru
• Sega LaserDisc hardware
• Sega Lindbergh
• Sega Model 1
• Sega Model 2
• Sega Model 3
• Sega NAOMI
• Sega NAOMI 2
• Sega OutRun hardware
• Sega RingEdge
• Sega RingEdge 2
• Sega RingWide
• Sega System 1
• Sega System 16
• Sega System 18
• Sega System 2
• Sega System 24
• Sega System 32
• Sega System C
• Sega System E
• Sega System SP
• Sega Titan Video
• Sega X Board
• Sega Y Board
• SG-1000-based arcade hardware
• Soft Desk 10

T

• Triforce

V

• VCO Object
• VIC Dual