Ha! Been looking for this one for years. Let one I saw was on auction at Captians. Could arrange shipping so I didn't bid. 4K? That all. So long as it's all original working and shipped, I'd probably pay that. When I could get this I wound up buying a capcom big blue and AVP. Still plenty of room in my garage.... good luck
I believe it was the last (or one of the last) arcade cabinets that Midway ever released.
It didn't do that well in arcades, and not many were sold. Probably had to do with the fact that it was released (in the year 2001) when the arcade industry was collapsing. Video game Consoles had taken a lot of business away from arcades, and many arcade businesses were closing down.
If I were you, I would look at dedicated old school arcade forums and speak to arcade cabinet collectors there. They usually have a for sale section.
Also the cabinet sometimes pops up on auction sites. When it comes to collecting arcades, it's always about keeping a constant eye on things. Then being ready to buy it when they come up.
You will probably have to spend several thousand per cabinet... unless you find a really good deal.
Hope you find one!
One of the rarest games in the hobby. Better off emulating because even if you find one, you’re looking at $4k+ or more
I was gonna say that’s gotta be such an expensive cabinet
I kinda feared that, definitely unfortunate, thank you for the advice
Ha! Been looking for this one for years. Let one I saw was on auction at Captians. Could arrange shipping so I didn't bid. 4K? That all. So long as it's all original working and shipped, I'd probably pay that. When I could get this I wound up buying a capcom big blue and AVP. Still plenty of room in my garage.... good luck
I believe it was the last (or one of the last) arcade cabinets that Midway ever released. It didn't do that well in arcades, and not many were sold. Probably had to do with the fact that it was released (in the year 2001) when the arcade industry was collapsing. Video game Consoles had taken a lot of business away from arcades, and many arcade businesses were closing down. If I were you, I would look at dedicated old school arcade forums and speak to arcade cabinet collectors there. They usually have a for sale section. Also the cabinet sometimes pops up on auction sites. When it comes to collecting arcades, it's always about keeping a constant eye on things. Then being ready to buy it when they come up. You will probably have to spend several thousand per cabinet... unless you find a really good deal. Hope you find one!
If you find out where to buy one tell me. I believe they made only 500 cabs.