PeRFiDiouS
In Memoriam
You hear the words 'rare' and 'grail' thrown around allot on these forums. I do not care for those terms that much but this machine definitely qualifies as uncommon in my experience over the years.
Sega Eliminator 4-Player
I have seen a few show up for sale over the years but can not remember if I have ever seen one working. Most times they have been a pile of parts or an incomplete machine that is advertised then sold off almost secretly to some collector and never heard about again.
This one is working great and a blast to play. The 4 player model has a few unique features that the other upright and cocktail models do not. The first being of course it is 4 players at once. It does not have start buttons instead the specific color player is started by the coin drop on his/her side of the machine. Once you drop the coin it utilizes a solenoid lockout system to prevent any further coins from being inserted and starts a 10 second count down for other players to join in. The game Roms are different for this version of Eliminator because of this. The machine also has a unique 4 player interface control PCB that is not found in the other models to help control all of these processes.
As far as I can tell this game is all original with original parts matching numbers (#0344000) etc. Of course I have performed all the preventative
maintenance on it in order for it to be working at this time(caps,etc).
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Sega Eliminator 4-Player
I have seen a few show up for sale over the years but can not remember if I have ever seen one working. Most times they have been a pile of parts or an incomplete machine that is advertised then sold off almost secretly to some collector and never heard about again.
This one is working great and a blast to play. The 4 player model has a few unique features that the other upright and cocktail models do not. The first being of course it is 4 players at once. It does not have start buttons instead the specific color player is started by the coin drop on his/her side of the machine. Once you drop the coin it utilizes a solenoid lockout system to prevent any further coins from being inserted and starts a 10 second count down for other players to join in. The game Roms are different for this version of Eliminator because of this. The machine also has a unique 4 player interface control PCB that is not found in the other models to help control all of these processes.
As far as I can tell this game is all original with original parts matching numbers (#0344000) etc. Of course I have performed all the preventative
maintenance on it in order for it to be working at this time(caps,etc).
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