Rare Sega Arcade Cabinet Found in U.K. Field

[Deleted User]

Retro-gaming enthusiast Lee Peters found a sorry looking Sega R360 gyroscope-inspired cabinet in a field close to County Antrim.
This rare Sega arcade cabinet was one of the first that could rotate 360 degrees.
These cabinets started out in Japan in 1990 and only 200 units made it to production.
Most cabinets were fitted with Master System After Burner spin-off G-LOC: Air Battle, while Wing War, which was exclusive to arcade cabinets via the R360 and a two-player sit-down alternative, followed in 1994.

Source:https://retrododo.com/rare-sega-arcade-cabinet/

 

[placebo_yue]

I remember playing in one of those back in 1996 or so (i'm from argentina so the 6 year delay makes sense). I wasn't tall enough to use it but they let me anyways, it was painful and awkward. Didn't know they were so rare

 

[FAST6191]

All I ever find in fields is apples, plums, broken tools and bits of barbed wire.

 

[BlazeMasterBM]

All I ever find in fields is apples, plums, broken tools and bits of barbed wire.

all I ever find is platic. And bugs

 

[DinohScene]

all I ever find is platic. And bugs

All of that + mutt poop for me...

I must admit, it's kinda painful to look at the pictures.
What kind of a person simply discards something like that...

 

[sudeki300]

probably dragged out there for a rave or fairground got broke and left it to the elements.

 

[Retro_Mod_Gamer]

This is exactly like an episode of Tales From The Loop that I watched.

 

[Deleted member 397813]

restoration wen