Demon Hunter Arcade Machine
Demon Hunter arcade game machine is an exciting, Halloween-themed shooter video redemption cabinet, which features four mini games and a large 55 inch LCD screen. The cabinet accommodates up to four players who can challenge each other in competitive game modes.
$5,950.00 usd ea
Demon Hunter Arcade Machine - Product Description
Demon Hunter arcade machine is an exciting, Halloween-themed shooter video redemption cabinet, which features four mini games and a large 55 inch LCD screen. The cabinet accommodates up to four players who can challenge each other in competitive game modes.
Demon Hunter includes twelve demon targets for players to shoot at, which float and shuffle across the screen. Simply use the joystick to aim and line-up targets, then press the ‘SHOOT’ button when you are ready to fire. The more demons you shoot, the more coins you will earn for a bigger pay out!
Demon Hunter also includes four exciting mini games to keep players surprised, strategizing, and engaged, including:
-Super Magic;
-Seal Card;
-Powerful Light Gun and;
-Battle Halloween
How To Play:
1. Insert coin or use card to start the game;
2. Use joystick to turn left or right, press cannon button to shoot at the demons;
3. Mini games will appear during game play for players to enjoy and get bonus points and prizes;
4. The more demons you shoot down, the bigger the payout!
Input/Output Options Available:
– Coin In / Coin Out
– Coin In / Redemption Ticket Out
– Coin + Note In / Redemption Ticket Out
– Note In / Thermal Printer Out
– Card In / Card out (Cashless System)
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Additional Information
| Weight | 350 kg |
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| Dimensions | 156 x 200 x 229 cm |
Demon Hunter Arcade Machine - Cabinet Options
This is a low cost and simple configuration option for operators. An operator will "key in" (with a key) on every machine or terminal that has this option in order to allow players to play and add credits. When the player has finished the game, the operator will “key out” (with a key) to end the session and the player can collect their points. This is suited for low end machines or machines that have low traffic / income.
This is a common configuration option suited for low value games and is also known as "Coin In/ Coin Out". This option entails players inserting coins in order to begin the game. Once the player has finished the game, the hopper will distribute coins according to the amount the money won during the game, for instance if the player won $20 the hopper will distribute eighty 25c pieces to the player. This is most appropriate for machines that have low winning potential due to its convenience and usability.
This option is normally used for prize redemption in arcade centres where players can redeem their tickets for gifts and prizes. This option involves players inserting coins to commence their game and once the game is completed they are presented with tickets reflecting the amount of points won during the game. For example, if a player earned 50 points during a game, they will be given 50 tickets. These tickets can then be redeemed for prizes or gifts.
This option is most profitable for gaming machines that have a high earning potential. It involves players inserting notes in order to play the machine. Once the player has finished their game, they are presented with a print out of the amount of points or money won during the game. This print out can then be redeemed for prizes or money depending on your venue.
This is an innovative ‘tap and play’ cashless system. Players are able to load credits onto a PlayPortal Card, then the player taps this card onto a PlayPortal Card reader installed on an arcade or gaming machine in order to pay for play. Once the player has finished the game, the amounts of points won are stored on the PlayPortal Card. When the player has finished their session/game, they can use the points on their card to redeem prizes or money. This system is suitable for both arcade and gaming venues due to its versatility and adaptability. The PlayPortal Cashless Card System can be used on ANY arcade machine.
