Made by Namco Ltd. 29" monitor. The focus of Crisis Zone is to suppress a rogue terrorist group that has seized Garland Square outside of London. The player can choose his/her route from the beginning of the game between three stages. Once a player has completed a stage, he/she will then advance to the next stage. Once all stages are completed, the player will advance to a special stage engaging the final boss. Crisis Zone also judges the player's performance, and ramps up the difficulty based on how the player performs at each stage. Subject to availability when ordered. TMAECH ad ref. #214.

Made by Sega. 50" projection screen. Game play begins by choosing 1 of 5 different big rigs, each with unique levels of speed, torque, and toughness. You'll need to choose the one that'll take you from pick-up to delivery as quickly and safely as possible. The more damage you receive, the less your load is worth. Shortly after leaving the terminal, you'll see your rival trucker trying to smash his way past to beat you to the delivery point. Along the way you'll come across a number of unexpected obstacles ranging from Sunday drivers to terrible tornados You can avoid some of these by choosing the correct alternate route, but beware Leaving the main highway can lead you straight into more trouble, like driving down Daytona Beach, or off the edge of an unfinished bridge Get behind the other big rigs and enter their slip stream for quicker acceleration and top speeds Features include: real big rig steering wheel; bench seat that easily accomodates two players; selectable multiple views; low, high, and reverse gear shifter; 2 air horn buttons (for driver and passenger); and 4 stages of truckin' action that take you from New York City to San Francisco. Subject to availability when ordered. TMAECH ad ref. #496.

Made by Capcom. 25" monitor. A one-on-one fighting game that features characters from several of the Capcom and SNK fighting games. This game is similar to its prequel, but it adds more characters to the roster, and you can now select from six different fighting "grooves" (instead of two). Subject to availability when ordered. TMAECH ad ref. #254.

Made by Sega. 50" projection screen. Race your car around the tracks and earn extra time by reaching checkpoints. There are two modes: Practice and Championship. In Practice mode, you race against one or more cars by selecting one of four tracks and racing a number of laps. In Championship mode you race an equal number of laps per course and each successive track becomes more difficult. You compete against 14 other cars that are either computer or player controlled. There is also a View Change button that lets the player choose between two different driving perspectives: behind the car and inside the car. The tracks are: Desert (easy); Mountain (medium); Snow (expert); and Riviera (final). Subject to availability when ordered. TMAECH ad ref. #506.

Made by Namco, Ltd. 46" projection screen. Player freeboards or gate races while performing numerous air tricks and listening to rock and alternative music. Two downhill courses and two levels of difficulty provide the player with 4 challenging options. Player controls the type of air trick by quickly turning and edging the snowboard left and right at the 'tip' of the jump. Subject to availability when ordered. TMAECH ad ref. #028.