SOLD - GAME SOLD Killer Queen

[gorgared]

Killer Queen in perfect working condition. 1 Year old, newest revision. Ready to go on location. $12,000. I might be interested in partial trades. The game is located at Backpocket Taproom and Arcade in Dubuque, IA if you want to go take a look at it.

Killer Queen

For special payment requests email [email protected]. Designed to cause a scene Killer Queen is designed to be the centerpiece of the arcade and to make your venue more social, fun, and profitable. Weekly league nights boost patronage on otherwise slow nights and attracts new regulars to...

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[andrewb]

Wow, don't see these come up often.

GLWTS

 

[thegleek]

i wanna see photos of the inside! what's in there? a pc?

 

[Jamesv833]

Hell of a lot of fun.
Glwts

 

[SFIINerd]

pretty cabinet...extraordinarily nice...guaranteed to blow your mind...

 

[jlweatherly]

i wanna see photos of the inside! what's in there? a pc?

Yeah, KQ runs on Linux under the hood.

 

[thegleek]

Yeah, KQ runs on Linux under the hood.

that's where i am going with this.. it's basically 2 very large EMPTY cabinets with wires going into/out of a small tiny linux based pc? oh and 2 lcd screens.... got it.

 

[jlweatherly]

that's where i am going with this.. it's basically 2 very large EMPTY cabinets with wires going into/out of a small tiny linux based pc? oh and 2 lcd screens.... got it.

Right, the PC is located in the primary cab, with an HDMI cable and controls running to the other. They have a total of 4 HDMI outputs, 2 for the main TVs, the 3rd usually goes to a projector/crowd view display, and the 4th for capturing/streaming if/when that's wanted.

The game is amazing! I ran our local league's streaming setup before covid shut everything down. I was hoping this cab would make it's way to Omaha as well, but from the sound of it my local barcades aren't too interested in getting another one so soon, especially with all the occupancy and social distancing restrictions still in place. I still want them to though...

 

[Onyx Jaguar]

Yeah that'd be my concern is the intended player count needed for this game. Also what is the uh... WINGSPAN (???) of this unit? I kind of wonder if it would be more practical to have it just as a projection with pedestal controls

 

[osver]

Also what is the uh... WINGSPAN (???) of this unit?

Check the bottom right of the ad/flyer:

 

[gorgared]

The game also has a separate board that runs the LED lighting effects. I can take some pics of the inside the next time I'm at the arcade if you guys really want me to. It was delivered directly to the arcade, so it's not dented/scratched up from moving it. It really is in great condition for someone wanting to save a 3 grand off of the new delivered price.

Thanks for all the good vibes!

 

[Coindork]

I know two bars here in Phoenix that have this.
Crazy fun game that's does really well on location.
There are actually leagues out here where teams show up on certain nights to compete.
Crazy popular.

 

[r3v]

Always played this when it's in a back-to-back configuration so you don't see the other team and it's much easier to just communicate with your partners on strategy where the other team might not hear over the noise. AI is decent so you could honestly play it as a single player if you wanted to but it's meant for crowd play. I've only ever seen it in free-play configuration as well. It's honestly a pretty fun game, just a bit pricey addition to a free-play arcade. I think they have tourneys up in ATX, so prob a good way to keep folks rolling in.

 

[Coindork]

Our of curiosity, how much did this thing earn a week (pre Covid)?

 

[Arcade Jedi]

I wonder.....does the "lifetime updates" transfer to a new owner?

 

[Bravebluerx]

Always played this when it's in a back-to-back configuration so you don't see the other team and it's much easier to just communicate with your partners on strategy where the other team might not hear over the noise. AI is decent so you could honestly play it as a single player if you wanted to but it's meant for crowd play. I've only ever seen it in free-play configuration as well. It's honestly a pretty fun game, just a bit pricey addition to a free-play arcade. I think they have tourneys up in ATX, so prob a good way to keep folks rolling in.

It's a completely different experience when played side by side. When its back to back you lose the element of seeing and hearing your competition and thats a great part of this game with the chaos and yelling and laughing of everyone. Brings a lot of people together for friendly bonding (pre-covid). I definitely recommend side by side config if you have the space.