NEW Rare Italian Wall-Mount Cab; Can You Identify?

If you look in the last pic, you can see how they just took a regular cab and just cut everything away, and moved the marquee.

Unique idea to cut building and shipping costs.
 
Thanks! I tried emailing the company for more info but it came back return to sender. I'll keep digging. Now I just need to find some good horizontal single player JAMMA games :)
 

That's an incredible find and history lesson; thank you! The only thing that remains a mystery is what game(s) were these usually loaded with? It's not clear on the website from what I read through. It's a brilliant and versatile interchangeable design, surely there's some record of what games it was typically used for.
 
That's an incredible find and history lesson; thank you! The only thing that remains a mystery is what game(s) were these usually loaded with? It's not clear on the website from what I read through. It's a brilliant and versatile interchangeable design, surely there's some record of what games it was typically used for.

Their own website does not list any games and Italy was a haven for bootlegs. I'd argue that a conservative number of around 90% of their arcade titles were bootlegs. Even some of their more 'original' games were basically blatant copies of other titles remade on cheaper, dumbed down hardware.

https://www.tilt.it/ is a great resource similar to KLOV for the Italian region. They also host the Italian Coin-Op Video Games Zone website which has a lot of information on Italian coin-op games of the era. It has an English section where you can get more info on Italian games. https://www.tilt.it/deb/index-en.html
 
Their own website does not list any games and Italy was a haven for bootlegs. I'd argue that a conservative number of around 90% of their arcade titles were bootlegs. Even some of their more 'original' games were basically blatant copies of other titles remade on cheaper, dumbed down hardware.

https://www.tilt.it/ is a great resource similar to KLOV for the Italian region. They also host the Italian Coin-Op Video Games Zone website which has a lot of information on Italian coin-op games of the era. It has an English section where you can get more info on Italian games. https://www.tilt.it/deb/index-en.html

Appreciate the background; that's fills in the story enough for me to finally have a little context on this thing. Thanks again!
 
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