Made by Konami. 29" monitor. When an arrow rising from the bottom of the screen hits the step zone at the top of the screen, step on the matching stage arrow while keeping to the rhythm. If your timing is off, the dance gauge decreases. When the gauge reaches zero, the game is over. Players can even create their own steps and perform an original cool dance! Three play modes are available: Easy - A practice mode that lets you warm up smoothly and get into the groove of the game. (You can miss some steps and still play to the end.); Normal (the main play mode) - You need to pick up the pace here and keep up with the steps to advance to the next song. (You can do it!); Hard - An expert level for the pros out there. This stage challenges you to perform some fancy footwork! Subject to availability when ordered. TMAECH ad ref. #249.

Made by Sega. An F-14 flight combat simulator. The object of the game is to shoot enemy planes with gunfire or missiles as they approach you from the front or from behind. Roll to escape enemy fire. Fly through different landscapes including wide plains and canyons. The cockpit tilts forward, backward, left, and right. Subject to availability when ordered. TMAECH ad ref. #367.

Made by Sega. Four 100" projection screens and 4 moving cars w/player cameras allow 4 competitors to race against each other on 3 different courses: Indy 500's oval circuit, Highland Raceway, and Bay Side Street. Four players can compete simultaneously; and 4 visual perspectives let players choose views on the fly. Monster sound effects recreate the roar of revving racing engines, as well as 400,000 frenzied fans. Subject to availability when ordered. Financing available for qualified buyer. TMAECH ad ref. #072.

Made by Sega. 50" projection screen. Two players gun down living corpses in a house of horror. The story unfolds according to the players' actions, so that each game holds new discoveries. Players can win repeatedly, each time building their score. Subject to availability when ordered. TMAECH ad ref. #209.

Made by Raw Thrills. 27" monitor. This is a driving game designed by Eugene Jarvis, themed on the feature film of the same name, and based around 12 street courses located in the United States. Players can receive bonus points when they perform stunts including wheelies, flips, heli's, rolls, vaults, and 360's. The game features three levels of difficulty, and a choice of 17 different vehicles. The machine features a key pad entry panel so players can register and save their game on the unit. When a player registers, their name appears on the number plate of their car, and allows them to store their car history, number of upgrades, etc. Players can win free games by completing a course in the best time, or if they are the best player in a group-linked game. Players are graded by overall race time, air time (time they spend in the air doing tricks), damage (value of objects they destroy), tricks (per race) and earnings (total during player's race history). Subject to availability when ordered. TMAECH ad ref. #510.