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Arcade Collecting => Miscellaneous Arcade Talk => Topic started by: MaximRecoil on May 15, 2007, 05:17:12 pm
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Or was it only available as a kit? If so, what would be a good cabinet to put one in?
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If you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a cab.
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Kit only.
Edit: Turns out the flyer says there was one. I only ever saw it in conversions though.
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(http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b169/dtalley/2004_dodgeball_wallpaper_010.jpg)
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I didn't know shorthair was a dodgeball player!
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So the game was made by Technos, did Technos ever have their own cabinet for any of their games in the U.S. or were they always licensed/distributed by other companies such as Taito or Data East?
If I remember right, the SDB I played as a kid was in a Nintendo cabinet, but I think something along the lines of a Data East cabinet (e.g., Karate Champ style) would be more fitting. That way I could use the SDB marquee and bezel as-is, whereas with a Nintendo cabinet, there is no provision for installing a cardboard bezel, and the marquee area is skinny -- not to mention all of the other nonstandard features of Nintendo cabinets.
Also, was there Super Dodge Ball sideart?
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Apparently there is a dedicated Super Dodge Ball machine. What kind of cabinet is that? Something made by The Leland Corporation? A generic?
Super Dodge Ball is available in a dedicated cabinet or as a conversion kit, from The Leland Corporation. -- Link (http://www.arcadeflyers.com/?page=flyer&db=videodb&id=1429&image=1)
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Leland used that same cab for a couple other games. Take a look. (http://www.arcadeflyers.com/?page=thumbs&db=videodb&id=4074)
For some reason all of their cabinet designs are a bit odd. Here's some more funky examples:
Quarterback, Strike Zone, and Viper (http://www.arcadeflyers.com/?page=thumbs&db=videodb&id=3540)
Attaxx (http://www.arcadeflyers.com/?page=thumbs&db=videodb&id=3117)
Brute Force (http://www.arcadeflyers.com/?page=thumbs&db=videodb&id=2387)