Yet another thread requesting model info

[JohnnyG]

I saw this machine on a web site:

Magical Pops

Out of curiosity, and since the Museum nor Google won't cough up any info on this one, can anyone identify it? Looks like a cute game that kids would like to play. Not that I have kids, mind you.

[luckydog]

Its a basic Yamasa model from around 2000

[JohnnyG]

Its a basic Yamasa model from around 2000

Thanks. I thought as much. I assume that there's a lot of basic models that don't show up in the museum.

[Lddrizzt]

Well considering that the museum is not any where near completed, you may not see some models as of yet. Doesn't matter how basic a machine is, if the info is available it will be there eventually.
Tulsa is working his butt off getting everything in there (I on the otherhand have fallen way behind with the transfers from the old museum).
The major Japanese websites that used to host pages for all those older machines have pretty much stopped listing anything before 2004.

[Tulsa]

I've been going in alphabetical order and well, Yamasa machines are bound to be pulling up the rear on that list.

[JohnnyG]

I've been going in alphabetical order and well, Yamasa machines are bound to be pulling up the rear on that list.

The Museum is very impressive and an invaluable resource.