Re: Sega vector dedicated's?

I have a somewhat different Star Trek game conversion that I've never seen
done before...some one put it into an Asteroids Deluxe cabinet! Inverted the
image from the monitor and projected it just like A.D. over the asteroids
background. Actually, it makes it a much more interesting game that way,
IMHO. The sides are...ick!, wood grain, but I do have some side art waiting
to be applied. The control panel has a Star Trek overlay on it as well, but
no monitor bezel. The bezel is still A.D. with the Star Trek instructions
stuck on it over th A.D. instructions.

Just adding my .02.

Regards,
Tom Cloud

>From: jwelser@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu
>Reply-To: vectorlist@synthcom.com
>To: "'vectorlist@synthcom.com'" <vectorlist@synthcom.com>
>Subject: Re: VECTOR: Sega vector dedicated's?
>Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2000 14:32:53 -0600 (CST)
>
>
>Joe,
>
> AFAIK, only Star Trek came in a dedicated cabinet (as
>well as a convert-a-game.) Tac-Scan, Eliminator, Zektor, and Space Fury
>Uprights were all convert-a-games. The other way that Star Trek was wierd
>was that even the convert-a-game kit had side art, while all of the other
>upright convert-a-games didn't. I've also heard about the Star
>Trek conversion kit for other games (like Asteroids,) but there was
>definitely a convert-a-game kit for the convert-a-cabinet (although, like
>you say, the marquee doesn't say "Convert-a-game".)
>
>Joe
>
>On Wed, 15 Nov 2000, Magiera, Joe (AIT) wrote:
>
> > Of the Sega/Gremlin vector games, I know Star Trek had a dedicated
>cabinet
> > in addition to the "convert-a-game" kits. Did any of the other Sega
>vectors
> > (Tac-Scan, Eliminator, Zektor, Space Fury) have a dedicated upright
>cabinet
> > or were all the uprights all convert-a-games cabinets (or other
>multilated
> > conversions)? Actually, wasn't Star Trek's kit for OTHER than a
> > convert-a-game cabinet (KLOV say's it was for Asteroids, plus the
>marquee
> > doesn't say "convert-a-game" like the others).
> >
> > And yes I know there were some dedicated cocktails. But how about a
> > mini/cabaret? Any factory made Sega vector mini's? Actually I can't
>think
> > of ANY Sega game in a factory mini.
> >
> > Joe
> >
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