It's time for Wolf Guy!
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PLAY NOW
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| backdrop appears to be a Vegas photo? |
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| in the foreground... |
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| New Penny Falls - ニュー・ペニー・フォールズ [import] by クロンプトン (Crompton) & ジャパンオーバーシーズビジネス (Japan Overseas Business) |
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| now that he has moved we can see the two slot machines on the right are the same model. |
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| Continental Lucky Bars - ラッキー・バーコンチネンタル [import, 1971] by バーリー (Bally) |
On the left hand side we can only see the letter "A" but the marquee sign is absolutely distinctive! I wish we had a better photo, with the clarity we see that letter A in the movie.
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| Auto Roulette - オート・ルーレット [import] by ウィットテーカー (Whittaker) & ジャパンオーバーシーズビジネス (Japan Overseas Business) |
Now we look to the slots at the back. They are similar to a number of machines from the late 1960s / early 1970s.
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to note: there is a chrome-framed area where the reels are, with the framing tilted up towards the player. The upper information is also framed in chrome. We can see white dotting along the top, perhaps some purple, and then red. Important to notice that it has a ball handle that only goes barely above the slot reel frame on the machine, and the machine has wood paneled sides.
On top is another sign, with a distinct red bar punctuated by a blue smudge and what I presume is white text, and then a jackpot light. Upper signs are often specific to the location, unsure if we'll find that one ever, and jackpot lights tend to be optional accessories. | |
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Bally 5-Line Lightning
This slot matches the appearance like many others, but also has the info card at the top that is an exact match, and the matching white circles in the upper chrome frame area. |
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| Reflected on the mirror of the ceiling we can see another machine |
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The marquee seems to say "Carnival", or at least CARNIV
the person in front gives a sense that this is a very large machine. I have never seen this machine before. |
Then we go into the backroom.
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| we can see a pinball machine in the foreground shadows on the right, and a machine to the left of the doorway. |
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| behind the man in red we can see a Home Run |
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| ~1969 Homerun! - ホームランゲーム by 日本展望娯楽社 (Nihon Tenbo Entertainment Company) |
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| That's an Amosco! |
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| 1968 怪獣ルーレット (monster roulette) by 児童遊園設備 (Children's Amusement Park Facilities) |
There is probably 2 different editions of Monster Roulette. The red version seems to have slightly different background artwork.
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| just checking out the large roulette table on its side. |
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| Wolf Guy is using medals as shuriken, striking a number of gangsters |
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| MEDAL TO THE FACE! DEVASTATING BLOW!! |
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| a whole pile of pachinko machines stacked on the right |
and lastly, let's finally identify that pinball machine
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