Atari Time Pilot

[Bods]

Very nice! Can you remember where the speaker is? Is it behind the marquee?

Right side of the marquee where the lines are

They are a great size cab, how many games were in these, Time Pilot, Millipede and very can use that word Rare Atari Popeye and then you have the other game I forget Centuri Cab which is very similar, any others?

 

[qjuk]

Right side of the marquee where the lines are

They are a great size cab, how many games were in these, Time Pilot, Millipede and very can use that word Rare Atari Popeye and then you have the other game I forget Centuri Cab which is very similar, any others?

I believe Food Fight as well.

 

[muddymusic]

Yeah up on the top right of the marquee area

 

[muddymusic]

Right side of the marquee where the lines are

They are a great size cab, how many games were in these, Time Pilot, Millipede and very can use that word Rare Atari Popeye and then you have the other game I forget Centuri Cab which is very similar, any others?

Fast Freddie is one of the others. Food Fight as well. I think Black Widow and Gravitar came in this style cab as well but crazy rare or proto only, Alpha1 will know for sure!

 

[Bods]

Fast Freddie is one of the others. Food Fight as well. I think Black Widow and Gravitar came in this style cab as well but crazy rare or proto only, Alpha1 will know for sure!

Hasn't Ol got all of them apart from Popeye

 

[muddymusic]

This is the Fast Freddie one. I think Kangaroo might have been one as well thinking about it. Actually these are different arrangement cabs aren't they duh. Popeye is the same style as Time Pilot.

 

[Phils Arcade]

This is the Fast Freddie one. I think Kangaroo might have been one as well thinking about it. Actually these are different arrangement cabs aren't they duh. Popeye is the same style as Time Pilot.
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I do like this style and size of cab. Still heavy enough.
This is one of the machines I'll be restoring. Looking to do full side art as well. Loved the graphics on it.

@muddymusic Do you do the artwork for the Atari Time Pilot, or Fast Freddie?

 

[Phils Arcade]

Here's a nice wee link to Time Pilot games and cabs:

Time Pilot - LaunchBox Games Database

Time Pilot is a multi-directional scrolling shooter and free-roaming aerial combat arcade game designed by Yoshiki Okamoto, released by Konami in 1982, and distributed in the United States by Centuri. Debuting in the golden age of video arcade games, it is a time travel themed game that allowed...

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