Have to agree that for what seems like any old upright, this one SUCKS!
Star Wars Trilogy Upright.
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Star Wars Trilogy Upright.
My vote goes to the Gauntlet 4-player. This beyotch almost gives me a hernia every time I move it. Not only is it heavy, it's awkward.
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Absolutely. Also. Terminator 2 and Target terror. Heavy damn cabs. Not the heaviest cabs, but like the Mks', they are deceptively heavy. I also have to add my Time Crisis 2. Not the easiest at all. Its tall and the front pedestal needs to be removed. Kind of top heavy...just blah.Any of the Mortal Kombat series, if you have to climb any stairs.
Even with the monitor removed, it's a heavy-ass cab. I can hump most bare cabs up a couple of flights by myself if I remove all the heavy bits. But not an MK. It's still a 2-man job.
Would I have to move that? No, I will run the other way if I ever see one for sale.My vote goes to the Gauntlet 4-player. This beyotch almost gives me a hernia every time I move it. Not only is it heavy, it's awkward.
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Oh man!!! Haha thats one way to do it...kind of.I have a solution for you :
much easier after that !
( no I didn't do it but I got it like that!)
Poor Gauntlet. I love that game!Would I have to move that? No, I will run the other way if I ever see one for sale.
720.. just an awkward, top-heavy Cabinet to maneuver with the pedestal base
Spy hunter. this upright is almost too tall for its own good …hard to get it to lean back by yourself to wheel it on a dolly.
M.A.C.H 3 upright is one heavy SOB. Made from MDF.


I've owned one and I found that WAY easier to move since it comes apart in chunks.Six. Player. X-Men.
How has that not been brought up yet?
If you want to move it anywhere, you need to take the thing apart, into three pieces. The main piece is near 7' tall, so you definitely can't tilt in on its side or you may hit a ceiling. It also *barely* fits through a standard doorway. Forget about stairs. If someone offered me one of these for free in a basement with no walk out I would pass. If you do want to move it somewhere, you'll want to take the mirror out too and keep it separate, making moving it a full on production.
I love ours.
I never want to move it again.
