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I loved this game. I love these old arcade channels. I had forgotten so many of them. Thank you for posting.

This is a different version of an old-timer electro mechanical badeball arcade game machine.

Hi Kevin do you know where I can get the correct Suspension spring for one of these clocks as the one I have has broken and I am struggling to find the correct one thanks

Better tech in this thing than my car lol

Hey! What's the weight capacity for the R360?

Wow! What an amazing machine! I’ve never seen one in person. Totally appreciate the technology involved with it. Nice restore and thanks for posting!

This electro mechanical arcade game machine is still a perfect ideal for Halloween nights. Would you dare bring it with you to a Halloween party? Even Exidy's 1986 video arcade game machine called Chiller is definitely the perfect ideal for a Halloween party. 👻 🎃 👻 🥳 🎉 🪅 🎊 🍺 🍻 🥳 🎮 🥌 🏑 🎲 🎴 🏀 🎮 📹 🎥 📻 📸 🎮 🕹 📹 🥰 💞 👌 🙌 😍 👏 🥰

Absolutely incredible.

That's awesome!!! Great work on game! Can new rolls of target paper still be ordered a half century later?

I love this mechanics of this.

I was like… “how do you actually win”… love this.

My brain keeps reading it as Benny Hill, lol. Thanks for the video, nice game!

Thanks for the video, great arcade! I got the link from your website, good stuff!

Now that's a nice machine, great job! I love all the sound effects for something that old, I would have played it just for that, lol. BTW, cool website, lots of super cool arcade games!

Thanks! Nice game restoration!

Try using left trail only

Fantastic !!!

No entiendo como es. Son hologramas las motos?

Wonderful machine

what are you really choosing to do here? like, there's no wheel right? so are buttons being pressed to decide which clip to play? i don't understand how they made this game

Where did you get your hands on a Nik O Lok restroom lock? I’ve been looking for years. From my understanding the only way to get a new one is to lease one from the Nik O Lok company. Finding one on EBay is rare.

Absolutely insane!!! I can't remember this beautiful machine, but WoW!!

Hey Kev! How did you move the SEGA R360 cabinet into your shop? It's like 2'200 pounds.

The one I own ..The small digital screen mounted on my pcb is flashing a code 785. I’m not sure what this means. I’m new to the hobby needing help As the race starts my car will not move I can’t select a track either. Not sure the problem.

Hi Kevin! I was going through some papers and came across the business card you gave me (probably the last time I visited your place) and decided to go to your website... it was fun to see all your fun projects and didn't realize you had a youtube channel until I saw it on your website. Gotta stop by again some time as see what you're up to now!

Thank you. I found a punched paper roll at the thrift, and after some digging I found references to a 7 column paper roll being used to control this game. Seeing the inside has confirmed it. I have a roll from one of these.

had this at Nunley's in Baldwin NY

Thank you for archiving this!

Thank you so much for archiving this fascinating machine.

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The sky was the limit back then with respect to arcade game ride machines. I have never seen on of these in the wild (I looked far and wide). I would imagine most arcade operators balked at its cost,, safety issues, and limited appeal to mass audiences. After playing a few games in one of these, I would think most people would lose their lunch. Plus it looks like a literal gyroscope like the ones that astronauts trained on. One of the potential problems is something called gimbal lock. Basically if a gyroscope is turned in certain ways, the gyro will literally lock up. I wonder it this was a potential problem with the R360.

Didn't you already upload this one from 3 years ago, Mr. Keinert?

I inherited this model from my dad. We are about to move it upstairs - can you tell me what I need to secure to protect the mechanism? We removed the records. It is having issue with picking up and ejecting selections

Excellant video, what a mechanisum, is it reliable being mainly pneumatic.

I finally got around to restoring my ITR Clock, mine is identical to this one. I spent numerous hours and took many pictures while disassembling the time mechanism. I cleaned each individual piece and inspected it for wear. It was a daunting task to resemble the mechanism. It took me around 14 to 18 hours to resemble and I do not care to ever try again, however, I have another one to restore. I enjoyed your video it will help me to make some final adjustments.

Very cool!

3:06, 5:39 If anybody know what that song is, let me know.

Never seen this before, brilliant idea. A modern version would be great.

How very cool! I have no interest in getting one, but I would love to see more detail on the restoration process.

I wish they'de still make these styles of mechanical games. they were really fun and the inginuity that went into them was very impressive.

Great post I have the same one but the jackpot does not fill up any advice ?

You can see where hang on and road rash got their inspiration. And the way the rod lifts your bike up when you lose a life (thats how i perceived this footage atleast). That reminds me of mario kart when you get placed back on track by the ghost/boo/whatever it is.

Sega brought back the R360!for their Transformers arcade game; it’s called the R360Z, which can now handle two players..

I have one in my bar!

One of the coolest games from my teens. Someday I will find one to add to my game room.

Are you able to digitize the film before these goes ridden and lose colors?

Hey thanks for the video! I also have this game. The game turns on but gives me a black and white screen and says cancelled and the bottom of the screen. I'm thinking it might be the power supply. The game will go into test mode. Do you have any suggestions. Much appreciated.

Hi what kind of monitor is in that?

No-nose Nolan and Big Al 😁 Thanks for sharing. Love the art style on 70s Atari machines.

First thing I'd do is to disconnect that damn solenoid. BTW, is the monitor mounted flat in the cabinet with a Fresnel lens in between?