Congrats on being able to get these flyers since this does give better insight of what cabs were released in Japan and maybe some of the Asian region markets back then.
And at least some of these flyers will help verify existence of other clone versions of alternate cab designs in which gameplay or settings might be slightly different compared to upright cabs....such as the Sega licensed standaround tables of Warlords and Video Hustler.
- Genma Tarot - Data East (1983) [laserdisc] Dancing Queen - Denki Onkyo (1980) Neo Poseidon Kaimetsu Sakusen - Denki Onkyo (1980) WW III - Irem (1981) [aka Red Alert] SF-Hisplitter - Nintendo (1979) Warlords/Video Hustler - Sega (1980/1981) [Atari/Konami licenses] UFO Table Block - World Vending (1978) -
>Scratch! - Universal (1977)
Good to see you were finally able to get a flyer of this game. This game was the one that was mentioned years earlier after a Universal products catalog was posted online showing an arcade entrance that had the upright cab of Scratch just inside the entrance.
>Taito Video Game Catalog (1973-1976) [too many titles to list]
And this Taito catalog really hits the spot since it basically completes the first generation of video games that Taito was marketing within Japan. Most already known, but this catalog helps complete the early to mid 1970s Taito list imo.
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