Uploaded July 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This is the real arcade machine for Crackdown by Sega. From all accounts its very rare. If you have one please post in the comments.
Crack Down Description:
Crack Down was produced by Sega in 1989.
Sega released 590 different machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 1936.
Other machines made by Sega during the time period Crack Down was produced include Flash Point, Alex Kidd In The Enchanted Castle, ESWAT Cyber Police, A.B. Cop, Dynamite Dux, Gain Ground, Galaxy Force, Altered Beast, Global Defense, and Galaxy Force II.
A futuristic city has been over-taken by a powerful force of mechanical men. Two elite agents must plant a series of time bombs to destroy their base and crush the rebellion.
Original Sega Crackdown Arcade. Game has been fully restored.
Cabinet stripped and repaired
New laminate
NOS original joysticks
Coin door stripped and redone
PCB has been serviced and de-suicided and Sega security chip replaced with 68000 . (Running decrypted game files )
NOS 3.5 " Alps floppy drive
Both marquee bezels are original
Cardboard monitor bezel is original and in very nice condition
Sideart is reproduction from Lyons arcade (Thank You)
Control panel overlay is repro
25" med res burn free monitor recapped
arcade-museum.com/game_detail.php?game_id=7417
This is the real arcade machine for Crackdown by Sega. From all accounts its very rare. If you have one please post in the comments.
Crack Down Description:
Crack Down was produced by Sega in 1989.
Sega released 590 different machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 1936.
Other machines made by Sega during the time period Crack Down was produced include Flash Point, Alex Kidd In The Enchanted Castle, ESWAT Cyber Police, A.B. Cop, Dynamite Dux, Gain Ground, Galaxy Force, Altered Beast, Global Defense, and Galaxy Force II.
A futuristic city has been over-taken by a powerful force of mechanical men. Two elite agents must plant a series of time bombs to destroy their base and crush the rebellion.
Original Sega Crackdown Arcade. Game has been fully restored.
Cabinet stripped and repaired
New laminate
NOS original joysticks
Coin door stripped and redone
PCB has been serviced and de-suicided and Sega security chip replaced with 68000 . (Running decrypted game files )
NOS 3.5 " Alps floppy drive
Both marquee bezels are original
Cardboard monitor bezel is original and in very nice condition
Sideart is reproduction from Lyons arcade (Thank You)
Control panel overlay is repro
25" med res burn free monitor recapped
arcade-museum.com/game_detail.php?game_id=7417






![Space Gun Arcade Machine
Space Gun is an arcade rail shooter in which the player views the on-screen action from a first person perspective. Players use a cabinet-mounted light gun to target and shoot enemy aliens that have invaded a research vessel and abducted its crew. Enemies are either mechanical guns that descend from above the screen or aliens,[2] several of which can only be defeated by first shooting away their limbs.[3] The player must save human hostages from the creatures.[4] Occasionally, a hostage will mutate into an alien.[5] In addition to the standard rapid-fire weapon, there are four other weapons: a flamethrower, grenade launcher, freeze bomb, and blade bomb.[6] These weapons require ammunition which can be collected throughout the stages, and are activated by the player using the pump action of the mounted gun. The arcade cabinet features foot pedals (visible in a picture) that, when pressed, reverse the players direction. This is an essential feature, as it gives the player more time to fire upon an incoming enemy, to help keep the number of enemies at a more manageable level and thereby keep them from being overwhelmed. It also adds an element of strategy to the game, as over-use of the backpedal runs the risk of running out of time on the level.
There are six or seven levels (depending on which version of the game is being played) that are split into four subsections, each with its own end-of-level boss.[7][8] Between levels the story is explained and moved forward through the use of short animated cut-scenes[9] with text on the screen. Players can often choose their own path through the level by selecting a door or arrow using the gun.[2] Several of the home system versions feature light gun support; however, all of them allow the player to move a crosshair to target enemies. The multiplayer game is identical to the single-player experience,[6] but the Sega Master System, Commodore 64 and ZX Spectrum versions do not feature multiplayer.[10]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Gun_(video_game) Space Gun Arcade Machine](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/orxoIhbjApo/mqdefault.jpg)



