Uploaded December 2007 | Updated September 2026, 23 hours ago
Part 2 Shows More of the GAME
One of my favorite games to play in Japan. Can usually be found at Sega Arcades like in the Osaka Hap5.
This is how the game looks on the outside and to the player. Well.... the game has 12 seats and the Alien spins around them. The game has I think 6 levels, and the final one results in automatic Super Jackpot Game.
You use quarter sized "Metal" coins (Hence Metal Game) to place in the ramp. Your goal is to get them inbetween the red graspers. This will activate the slot machine style numbers spinning in front of you.
If you miss the claps the coin falls onto the shelf... which then gets pushed on the main shelf full of coins. Object is to knock as many over and reuse them. (You can also store your coin count with the Sega place for tomorrow).
By matching certains numbers, you can activate different mini games from shootings Aliens, eggs, face huggers etc. All need various skills with your aim of the coin down the ramp and into the graspers.
Overall a fun game that can keep you going for a hour or two. It eats coins but much cheaper than our US Arcades.
Part 2 Shows More of the GAME
One of my favorite games to play in Japan. Can usually be found at Sega Arcades like in the Osaka Hap5.
This is how the game looks on the outside and to the player. Well.... the game has 12 seats and the Alien spins around them. The game has I think 6 levels, and the final one results in automatic Super Jackpot Game.
You use quarter sized "Metal" coins (Hence Metal Game) to place in the ramp. Your goal is to get them inbetween the red graspers. This will activate the slot machine style numbers spinning in front of you.
If you miss the claps the coin falls onto the shelf... which then gets pushed on the main shelf full of coins. Object is to knock as many over and reuse them. (You can also store your coin count with the Sega place for tomorrow).
By matching certains numbers, you can activate different mini games from shootings Aliens, eggs, face huggers etc. All need various skills with your aim of the coin down the ramp and into the graspers.
Overall a fun game that can keep you going for a hour or two. It eats coins but much cheaper than our US Arcades.
