Sega Missile Command cabinet

[Serious]

Have you guys ever seen one of these?

 

This is in the back of the Pinball Hall of Fame. It's a beautiful cabinet.

 

 

 

[+save2600]

Sega license the title from Atari for export or what? Never saw that before.

 

Cab looks more Cinematronic than Sega too.

Edited November 22, 2013 by save2600

[[d2f]Iggy*SJB]

Holy Hell!!! I want one of those in the worst way!!!

[Serious]

Sega license the title from Atari for export or what? Never saw that before.

 

Cab looks more Cinematronic than Sega too.

Yes, my understanding is that Sega had the distribution rights in Europe.

 

[Mxyzptlk]

Have you guys ever seen one of these?

 

This is in the back of the Pinball Hall of Fame. It's a beautiful cabinet.

 

 

 

Never seen this one before, probably some sort of late model licensing bought by Sega.

*EDIT* the fire buttons array looks like a nightmare. I will stick to my 'ol U.S. version.

Edited November 25, 2013 by Mxyzptlk

[Robot2600]

Anyone else weirded out that it's on the moon? I know the 2600 version was in space, but not the arcade! How is John Conner suppose to train on that thing if it's not simulating the real world?

[SoundGammon]

Explains the Sega "Asteroids" marquee I've seen on E-Bay.

[+FujiSkunk]

Anyone else weirded out that it's on the moon? I know the 2600 version was in space, but not the arcade! How is John Conner suppose to train on that thing if it's not simulating the real world?

 

Thanks a lot, Robot, you just gave Hollywood an idea for the next Schwarzenegger vehicle.

 

Terminators... in Space!!

[82-T/A]

Definitely weird... I have a Missile Command (normal stand-up), I had no idea that Sega licensed it!