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Monte Carlo is a 1971 electro-mechanical racing game created by Sega. Players drive along a black-lit three-lane racing track. When the player has an accident, the car flashes red, sways and a crash sound is heard. A "stand-by" light flashes, holding car score until "Go" light is on. A free game can be won by scoring from 4000 to 8000 miles.
Specifications
- Height: 70"
- Width: 29"
- Length: 43"
Gallery
Side cabinet art
Promotional material
US flyer