The exploding cup blew my mind. I remember playing this with my friend who was ex SAS. His draw and fire was really mind blowing. He got 1st easily on 2nd try. This was the only time I saw his SAS training in reality. Was a real eye opener.
Absolutely my favorite arcade game. Great concept, great sound, great cab, great effect. There are actually several different exploding props that were available to arcade operators when the machine was new, but the cup effect is the most convincing.
I held the top times for this game for months at my local arcade back when it was released. I played and played and played and played this machine every single time I went and had every round memorized to a T. What a great and addictively fun game. Glad you guys did a piece on it.
I was recently at a convention where they had managed to get a hold of this game. My friends and I spent hours playing and I managed to get a pretty good time of about 4.4 seconds. Incredibly fun and addictive for such a simple game, and I strongly recommend you play it if you get the chance.
Im so glad you posted this because i could not remember the name of this game to save my life and i have such fond memories of a cruisei went on with entire family in 2005 that had a quick & crash in the on ship "arcade"(really it was a handful of games in a room with not quite enough real estate but i digress...) and i have the best memories of a young competitive me locked in an epic, or what i thought was epic at the time, battle for the all important number 1 slot with my unknown nemisis. Everytime i would just barely secure the number 1 spot it seemed like without fail the next day or sometimes even hours later when id return to the game to my amusement and frustration my score would be beat by miliseconds placing me once again in 2nd place. So this cycle of me getting the top score only to return to see it beat went on for 5 or 6 days all the while never encountering my rival, so if by some crazy chance you happen to read this and went on a royal carib cruise the summer of 2005 and were in a daily duel for 1st place on this amazing piece of hardware i thank you. You helped create a lot of fun times and good memories of me playing trying to get the 1st place slot while my brother and cousins stood by in amazment at how the gun seemed to hardly leave the holster before quickly being back in its original place while still making every shot. So again thanks and i hope you werent to upset about my 1st place time that wasnt topped by the last day 👌 oh and sorry to anyone that made it this far if some this kind of runs on im typing all this with a controller so needless to say its not exactly a joy to use for these kinds of things.....
Thanks for using my videos! (may be a bit late) I've played the arcade and the PS2 simulated version quite a bit, the targets feel harder to hit on the arcade machine.
Thanks for this! I had played this before, but I couldn't for the life of me remember what it was called. Also, the sleight of hand used with the shattered-but-not-really cup is incredible. You figure it out fairly quickly, but when you first see it, it's astonishing. Mechanical games like this used to be a mainstay in arcades through the 1970s... it makes me wish I had been old enough to play them.
Found your channel very recently randomly, and I've binged over a hundred of your videos so far. Really like the channel, great content and personality.
I remember playing Quick and Crash. NAMCO did a few electromechanical shooting games. Golly Ghost comes to mind. physical playfield with digitally rendered ghosts.
This was my favorite arcade game. I would top the leaderboard all the time in Gameworks in AZ mills mall. Sadly it is gone, now. I found it again at the Manitou Springs Penny Arcade in Colorado but its gone from there now too. Now i cant find it anywhere and im really sad.
When you play area 51, ONLY shoot the first 3 humans on your side. Only use 3 shots to do it. They're infected with the disease, and doing this unlocks "kronn hunter mpde" It's the secret way to actually beat the game. I was born in 92, and I grew up near an arcade that had it. Plus I owned it for Sega saturn. It's how to get the true ending I figured this out on my own long before my house got internet. Try it. You get neat visuals with it too.
We had a copy of this at our local roller rink. It never worked right and it eventually got decommissioned and used as an obstacle in their laser tag arena.
I'm getting my passport soon. I should head down to this museum. They used to have a copy of this machine at the Great Canadian Midway in Niagara Falls, but I think they got rid of it because the calibration was way off.
I live near this Pac-Man themed arcade/restaurant called level 257 that is filled with Namco arcade machines and they had this one there. It is truly something special. My brother and I took turns trying to get the best score. My brother, being a police officer, won every time. Go figure. But it was still an addicting experience!!
An arcade I used to go to had 2 of these at a place in Columbus Ohio called GameWorks - think they sold them when they moved to another arcade. GameWorks locations are all over in the US, so if there's one near you, there might be one there.
I saw this machine a good while ago. It was a really cool experience when the cup exploded, and all the way til this moment, I thought that is what happened. It is a bit like finding out how a magic trick you love is explained. I am glad to finally know how it works... but also disappointed because it was just a trick. But regardless, I am glad to see someone talk about this game and explain how it works. I feel like they could some how make a home version of this with the real experience though. I mean I have a few table top shooters that use pellets guns in plastic housings that knock things over. And with motion controls and vr systems out there, drawing a gun is pretty doable... hell I played a wild west shooter with a friend of mine where you had to do just that.... and I sucked at it... Probably why I mostly play slower games... In any case, thank you for this video, it was a great watch.
I remeber playing the unlockable version in Time Crisis 2, but never knew it was based on a real cabinet... I don't have the room or money for it, but by God I want it now.
The had this at GameWorks in Minneapolis, and I was fortunate enough to get in a good session competing back and forth with friends, just as described. Sadly, they went out years ago, and the search begins anew.
There used to be an arcade near my home that had this game, sadly the place closed. The last time i played this the light for the gun was misaligned so I had to adjust my aim. And I had no idea the cup worked that way, I thought it was magnets.
Lucky & Wild isn't technically a light gun game. The guns are mounted into swiveling analog joysticks and their position determines where you aim. You can confirm it by covering the guns' barrels when you shoot them. Source: I own a L&W cab.
I played the real machine at the welcome break on the way to thetford not far from Stansted airport. We would stop there for Burger King or KFC. Then I would hit the arcade to play this machine. It took me a while to get the cup as kept missing it and the targets, but got it in the end,. But the machine is not available anymore as times have changed and arcade is no more my best young childhood memories you can only play it now on time Crisis 2 if you still has a ps2 and the right tv system.
The first time I saw the cup "break" was a magical experience. It's the one thing that's always stood out to me about this arcade cabinet, even if the effect became a bit more obvious after a while.
They have one of these at Gameworks in Seattle and I always make sure to play it whenever I go. But it sucks when I go and its not properly calibrated that day.
Man, yesterday i was able to go to a place called the arcade club and this was the only thing I play for my last hour there. I took it too competitively to get the 1st place of the leaderboard, on stage 1 was able to take down the 1st target in 0.3 milisecond and with enough will power i was able to get the 1 out of 100 in the total rankings with a time of 3.904 or less. I am now called CACC. Also found out i really good with aiming guns now
Hello shane, it's shayne from TooManyGames LoL. Thanks for such a cool video! Such an interesting game! Definitely a different take on an arcade shooter. What is your favorite arcade shooter?
Once I saw that exploding cup I remembered seeing this game at one point in my life.
"Plus, you get Time Crisis 2" lol.
Yea, because that's what I'd buy a videogame for. To avoid the main portion of it.
Lmao. True.
That's a really cool effect with the cup blowing up
The cup breaking is amazing
Thanks for having me! I don't like you anymore, either. =']
Haha
8 Bit Brody is the fastest gun on TH-cam.
Darn tootin'.
CreeperSquad o k a y ?
@The 8-Bit Duke 1:13
I work at an arcade and sadly I had to destroy/ take apart Quick & Crash. The parts to repair it are really expensive.
Was it in Indiana
Is it because of some specific deal with Namco that the machine cannot be sold or such?
Damn did you even throw that cool asf revolver?
Uh huh.
The exploding cup blew my mind. I remember playing this with my friend who was ex SAS. His draw and fire was really mind blowing. He got 1st easily on 2nd try. This was the only time I saw his SAS training in reality. Was a real eye opener.
THANK YOU REREZ FOR THIS VIDEO!!!
that mysterious crashing cup always boggled my mind as a kid, i really thought the cup actually exploded
Same here even in slow mo the effect is crazy
Point Blank is a really good shooting gallery video game too, and it's also by Namco.
the falling leaf...
“...He beat my score every time.”
“We don’t like Brody anymore.”
Absolutely my favorite arcade game. Great concept, great sound, great cab, great effect. There are actually several different exploding props that were available to arcade operators when the machine was new, but the cup effect is the most convincing.
I held the top times for this game for months at my local arcade back when it was released. I played and played and played and played this machine every single time I went and had every round memorized to a T. What a great and addictively fun game. Glad you guys did a piece on it.
I was recently at a convention where they had managed to get a hold of this game. My friends and I spent hours playing and I managed to get a pretty good time of about 4.4 seconds. Incredibly fun and addictive for such a simple game, and I strongly recommend you play it if you get the chance.
Im so glad you posted this because i could not remember the name of this game to save my life and i have such fond memories of a cruisei went on with entire family in 2005 that had a quick & crash in the on ship "arcade"(really it was a handful of games in a room with not quite enough real estate but i digress...) and i have the best memories of a young competitive me locked in an epic, or what i thought was epic at the time, battle for the all important number 1 slot with my unknown nemisis. Everytime i would just barely secure the number 1 spot it seemed like without fail the next day or sometimes even hours later when id return to the game to my amusement and frustration my score would be beat by miliseconds placing me once again in 2nd place. So this cycle of me getting the top score only to return to see it beat went on for 5 or 6 days all the while never encountering my rival, so if by some crazy chance you happen to read this and went on a royal carib cruise the summer of 2005 and were in a daily duel for 1st place on this amazing piece of hardware i thank you. You helped create a lot of fun times and good memories of me playing trying to get the 1st place slot while my brother and cousins stood by in amazment at how the gun seemed to hardly leave the holster before quickly being back in its original place while still making every shot. So again thanks and i hope you werent to upset about my 1st place time that wasnt topped by the last day 👌
oh and sorry to anyone that made it this far if some this kind of runs on im typing all this with a controller so needless to say its not exactly a joy to use for these kinds of things.....
Live in the city and attended the museum last weekend, claimed the top 2 spot on the board, such a satisfying game
Thanks for using my videos! (may be a bit late)
I've played the arcade and the PS2 simulated version quite a bit, the targets feel harder to hit on the arcade machine.
This is such a cool game, and that shattering effect is so awesome
Never seen this type of arcade cabinet before where I live. Thanks for the video Rerez
That cup is right up there with Mario and Sonic for most iconic video game character!
It reminds me of the clip in Back to the Future 2 when Marty plays the arcade game with a light gun. "You use your hands? That's a baby's toy!"
This game looks rad, hope I can play it one day. The cup thing blew my mind.
Thanks for this! I had played this before, but I couldn't for the life of me remember what it was called. Also, the sleight of hand used with the shattered-but-not-really cup is incredible. You figure it out fairly quickly, but when you first see it, it's astonishing. Mechanical games like this used to be a mainstay in arcades through the 1970s... it makes me wish I had been old enough to play them.
Found your channel very recently randomly, and I've binged over a hundred of your videos so far. Really like the channel, great content and personality.
My local arcade growing up got one of these machines and it was super rad. We'd try to outrank eachother between rounds of DDR...
I remember playing Quick and Crash. NAMCO did a few electromechanical shooting games. Golly Ghost comes to mind. physical playfield with digitally rendered ghosts.
The Strong Museum is my most favorite museum. It's time I go back there for some Quick and Crash.
My brother & I have poured a small fortune into the Quick n' Crash at the Manitou Springs, CO Penny Arcade. So lucky to have that nearby. ^.^
Since I'm early I might as well say, Rerez, you are one of my favorite TH-camrs and I never want you to quit what you do. Live on bro.
An arcade near me has one of these!! I was instantly hooked on it
Which arcade, if I may ask? I am unable to find this one anywhere.
I remember this game! Never played it, but remember seeing it in the arcade.
YESSSSS. This is one of my favorites when I go to Gameworks in Seattle. Absolute gem.
That game is CRAZY!
It takes several practices to master the quickdraw and hit the target in a quarter of a second!
Nice work Shane, I would play Lucky and WIld at Sports World and Flynns
That game was so fucking good. I'm surprised that he actually mentioned it.
Rerez stands fo
Reacting every right episode zero
At least you tried.
YYYooooo ive been trying to remember the name of this game for a long time, then this just pops up on my recommends... Love this game!!
I love The Strong Museum. I hope more people visit them and Rochester in general.
This was my favorite arcade game. I would top the leaderboard all the time in Gameworks in AZ mills mall. Sadly it is gone, now. I found it again at the Manitou Springs Penny Arcade in Colorado but its gone from there now too. Now i cant find it anywhere and im really sad.
When you play area 51, ONLY shoot the first 3 humans on your side.
Only use 3 shots to do it.
They're infected with the disease, and doing this unlocks "kronn hunter mpde"
It's the secret way to actually beat the game.
I was born in 92, and I grew up near an arcade that had it. Plus I owned it for Sega saturn.
It's how to get the true ending
I figured this out on my own long before my house got internet.
Try it. You get neat visuals with it too.
We had a copy of this at our local roller rink. It never worked right and it eventually got decommissioned and used as an obstacle in their laser tag arena.
I remember this game at the local truck stop arcade. First time I hit that cup I was like wow! Now I gotta go see if its still there.
I was shocked to see a video of this game on Rerez, as I have one I'm trying to restore. Thanks for the video!
I'm getting my passport soon. I should head down to this museum. They used to have a copy of this machine at the Great Canadian Midway in Niagara Falls, but I think they got rid of it because the calibration was way off.
Where the hell do you still find arcades nowdays? I haven't seen one in years.
Area 51 was amazing when dual wielding the pistols.
I live near this Pac-Man themed arcade/restaurant called level 257 that is filled with Namco arcade machines and they had this one there. It is truly something special. My brother and I took turns trying to get the best score. My brother, being a police officer, won every time. Go figure. But it was still an addicting experience!!
i can never say that i love this channel enough, thank you for always teaching me new things
Well dang, now I want to try it too. Stupid rare machine...
An arcade I used to go to had 2 of these at a place in Columbus Ohio called GameWorks - think they sold them when they moved to another arcade. GameWorks locations are all over in the US, so if there's one near you, there might be one there.
@@tamacat2001 There is one in Gameworks Seattle
Arcade Club in Bury have four. I never saw this game before but got first place with 3.125 seconds. I hit everything first time :-)
Woah lucky and wild got a mention?! That's my all time favourite cab! I dream of owning it one day.
I saw this machine a good while ago. It was a really cool experience when the cup exploded, and all the way til this moment, I thought that is what happened. It is a bit like finding out how a magic trick you love is explained. I am glad to finally know how it works... but also disappointed because it was just a trick. But regardless, I am glad to see someone talk about this game and explain how it works. I feel like they could some how make a home version of this with the real experience though. I mean I have a few table top shooters that use pellets guns in plastic housings that knock things over. And with motion controls and vr systems out there, drawing a gun is pretty doable... hell I played a wild west shooter with a friend of mine where you had to do just that.... and I sucked at it... Probably why I mostly play slower games... In any case, thank you for this video, it was a great watch.
I remeber playing the unlockable version in Time Crisis 2, but never knew it was based on a real cabinet... I don't have the room or money for it, but by God I want it now.
The had this at GameWorks in Minneapolis, and I was fortunate enough to get in a good session competing back and forth with friends, just as described. Sadly, they went out years ago, and the search begins anew.
Shane: “We don’t like Brody anymore”
Me: 😂
That cup explosion effect is so cool!
That is amazing! The cup thing.
I LOVE Quick n crash
The Barcade in Newark NJ has this one. I spent a good minute trying to figure out the whole mug exploding gimick.
Interesting arcade machine! Thanks for sharing.
Wow!
That game looks so cool!
And yet so simple!
Homefront contains Time Crisis II.
Time Crisis II contains this thing.
Holy crap.
This is great arcade game. Addictive even
hi, Shane! Typewriter of the Dead was my fav arcade light gun game
There used to be an arcade near my home that had this game, sadly the place closed. The last time i played this the light for the gun was misaligned so I had to adjust my aim.
And I had no idea the cup worked that way, I thought it was magnets.
Lucky & Wild isn't technically a light gun game. The guns are mounted into swiveling analog joysticks and their position determines where you aim. You can confirm it by covering the guns' barrels when you shoot them.
Source: I own a L&W cab.
There is one in Tampa. Love this game
Man I wish it had been there when I was there a few months back. Although the giant Space Invaders game was awesome.
Really cool , I have never seen that game
I played the real machine at the welcome break on the way to thetford not far from Stansted airport. We would stop there for Burger King or KFC. Then I would hit the arcade to play this machine. It took me a while to get the cup as kept missing it and the targets, but got it in the end,. But the machine is not available anymore as times have changed and arcade is no more my best young childhood memories you can only play it now on time Crisis 2 if you still has a ps2 and the right tv system.
Wow, I’ll have to see if I can find one of these somewhere. We generally don’t see this kind of stuff in Jersey, but cool none the less
I always get top 3 when I play that game
I played the hell out of this game in a japanese arcade. I had no idea how that cup thing worked.
The first time I saw the cup "break" was a magical experience. It's the one thing that's always stood out to me about this arcade cabinet, even if the effect became a bit more obvious after a while.
Very cool effect!!
We've been playing this at Barcade in Philly. Kieran currently has quickest draw in our group.
Good video
They have one of these at Gameworks in Seattle and I always make sure to play it whenever I go. But it sucks when I go and its not properly calibrated that day.
I have terrible "acracy". Love the video and the channel man!
Man, yesterday i was able to go to a place called the arcade club and this was the only thing I play for my last hour there. I took it too competitively to get the 1st place of the leaderboard,
on stage 1 was able to take down the 1st target in 0.3 milisecond and with enough will power i was able to get the
1 out of 100 in the total rankings with a time of 3.904 or less. I am now called CACC.
Also found out i really good with aiming guns now
My experience with quick and crash was from time crisis 2. Someday I hope to play a real cab
Nobody:
Rerez:S T R O N G M U S E U M O F P L A Y
You mean everybody? Nobody can't say nothing.
PANZERFAUST90 right here officer here’s the normie
@@theprofesser9797 Wanna try again?
i went to arcade club leeds today, and we went with a few friends and someone got a 2.408, also i was stunned at how fun it was.
Hey, I like Brody. But this game is cool too!
OMG! I SO WANT TO PLAY THIS GAME!!! THE ARCADE ONE!!! LOL! I mean it... That was so damn COOL!
Time Crisis 2, 3 and Crisis zone were ported over to the PS2 but NOT to the Wii, which is a shame since those games are really, REALLY fun.
I always called this the exploding cup game.
That's so cool.
Hello shane, it's shayne from TooManyGames LoL. Thanks for such a cool video! Such an interesting game! Definitely a different take on an arcade shooter. What is your favorite arcade shooter?
Nice
I LOOVE arcades 🤩
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i need the try that machine next time i go there
Did you just shout out the used car salesman of video games?
How do you play quick and crash on time crisis 2?
I remember playing this one. Stupid light gun can't connect to the target since the machine was faulty at the time.
Lucky and wild hell ya
So THIS is what lonely gun 20XX is based on...
They had one of these at Evo in Vegas. Got a 2.7xx on it.
Quality Content yet again
Only Imperial Adams are so precise.
Thank god this game didn’t... CRASH. I’ll see myself out now.
God*
Wtf i wasnt subscribed lol ive seen all ur vids wth now im subbed tho