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| Area 51 is one of the greatest shooting games of all time, a classic due to its timeless combination of great graphics, hidden features, and ultra-cool theme. |
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| Atari's Area 51 Site 4 is the sequel to Area 51. Site 4 is a light gun game, employing the same technology as Atari's other recent gun games Area 51 and Maximum Force. |
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| Atari's Area 51 Site 4 is the sequel to Area 51. Site 4 is a light gun game, employing the same technology as Atari's other recent gun games Area 51 and Maximum Force. |
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| Area 51 and Maximum Force are now available in the one unit. Both games are on the same JAMMA board and hard-drive, and players can select which game they would like to play from the title screen. |
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| An high seas themed pinball with a playfield that includes three sling shot streched rubber rebounds, two advance bonus rollover buttons & a lower left lane gate that keeps the ball in play. |
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| In Arkanoid the player moves his/her moveable carriage across the screen to bat the ball and smash all the bricks to clear the stage. |
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| In Arkanoid 2 the player moves his/her moveable carriage across screen to bat the ball and smash all the bricks to clear the stage. |
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| A simulated arm wrestling match. Players try to beat a mechanical arm, and in order to stop the player from cheating, the player must keep his elbow on the pad at all times. |
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| A coin operated arm wrestling game from Jakar where the player grapples with the fixed arm of the wrestler in an attempt to win an arm wrestling contest. |
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| A wacky kind of racing games where the player controls his/her character with a trackball. Skill and coordination is of great importance in this race. |
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