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Revision as of 05:13, 9 December 2018
- It has not been decided whether these should have separate pages. See Talk:Windsor series.
The Windsor series describes the "fourth generation" of slot machines manufactured by Sega as a successor to the Continental series . There are many machines in this group with slightly different rulesets, however what binds them is a largely standardised shell and internal workings. It is thought these models debuted in the late 1960s or early 1970s.
The Windsor series was designed in response to changes in the market and keep Sega at the cutting edge. It again offers a refactored design allowing for easier maintenance and customisability. These were among the last slot machines to be built by Sega - by the time they were released the company was experimenting with electro-mechanical arcade games, which would become the preferred choice of entertainment moving forward.
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Slot machines in the series
Aztec
Gallery
Bonus
Gallery
Buccaneer
Gallery
Crazy Bells
Gallery
Derby
Gallery
Imperial
Gallery
Promotional material
- Segaimperial 01.jpg
Flyer (front)
- Segaimperial 02.jpg
Flyer (back)
Mad Money
Gallery
Playboy
Gallery
Promotional material
- Segaplayboy 01.jpg
Flyer (front)
- Segaplayboy 02.jpg
Flyer (back)
Sailor
Gallery
Speedway M1
Gallery
Promotional material
- Segaspeedwaym1 us 01.jpg
Flyer (front)
- Segaspeedwaym1 us 02.jpg
Flyer (back)
- Segaspeedwaym1 uk 01.jpg
Flyer (front)
- Segaspeedwaym1 uk 02.jpg
Flyer (back)
