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I know where there is one ready to be bought. I was looking at it a few weeks back. Owner is annoyingly unsure of selling.......That's a cool pic; I've never seen a Missile Command like that before.
There sure is. This was posted a few weeks back:Cool stuff!
Ok we've seen a Sega cocktail and now a enviro. Is there a pic of an upright?
There sure is. This was posted a few weeks back:
http://forums.arcade-museum.com/showthread.php?t=102898&highlight=sega+missile+command
I was talking to someone a few weeks ago who played a Sega Missile Command Cockpit - this would have been in the UK, back in the early 1980s. He says that the Sega Cockpit uses the small (2.25") trackball rather than the 4" ones found in the Atari cockpit. Looking at the link to the Sega upright it looks like they used the 2.25" job in the Sega upright too.
A rare picture of the Sega Cockpit - really pleased to have finally found a picture of that.
UR for sale So Cal... http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/vgm/1399556796.html
That's the exact same bad boy that I linked to a few posts back. Same pictures. Any idea what that is on the left hand side, just below the control panel? Looks like some sort of speaker? Unusual looking thing. You could buy a sub woofer for the Atari cockpit. I wondering if its something similar. Anyway - the cab looks really nice. If I lived in South California rather than South Yorkshire I think I'd be having that.UR for sale So Cal... http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/vgm/1399556796.html
Just noticed the size of the monitor in the Sega Space Tactics - 16"??!! Crazy.
The game was licensed by Sega from Atari and distributed in other countries, no? Pretty sure that's what I read in one of the many video game history books available. Remember Sega was an American company until they sold it...