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Nothing says "quality production values" like a big, fake, wooden cactus.
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Some of the pinball machines in Pinball City.
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And some more. There are more than these, too. They're hard to identify though, since I'm completely unfamiliar with pinballs. Some that I could read include Mata Hari, Eight Ball, Playboy, Royal Flush and Power Play. A pinball aficionado would have a field-day identifying all of these classics.
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As for video games, there's a wealth of ancient ones. Here are a Tank 8 and an Indy 800, plus some projection game in the background.
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There's Fonz, Death Race, F-1 (an Atari/Namco projection game) and Tank. An Atari Football is in the foreground.
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Speed King and Jet Rocket. I have no idea if they're electro-mechanical, projection or what. Plus a pair of Atari Footballs.
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A Space Invaders cabinet. The Red Team doesn't look terribly impressed.
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Don't blink - that's a Speed Freak by Cinematronics.
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The Star Fire mockup in the foreground, and a whole bunch of games in the background, including a Steeplechase and a 280-Zzzap.
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