The only "pachinko action" that I've found is just as you go into chance mode the pachinko flippers (the camel's head and tail) will flip open and a pachinko ball is lifted up into view. This is easy to miss because of all the other stuff that's going on as you enter chance mode --- flashing lights, sounds, etc.
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Gary
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Gwarzin-
How is the music on the Arra King? Does it play a lot of Arabic themes like Aladdin. Or does it play just regular type music?
Sounds pretty Arabic to me. But then, I've never heard the Aladdin.
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Gary
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The reason I asked about the music is that some models just play really bland music with no substance. For example my DDK's music is absolutely aweful. I'm trying to add to my collection machines that not only have good game play but have interesting music and nice reels. Thanks for your input.
I agree that the music is pretty Arabic themed. As far as the pachinko action, I have noticed the camel's head and tail opening, however, I did not notice the ball lifting up ... seems kind of silly, however, I really like the attract mode "strobe" lights and the scrolling numbers on either side of the camel that can add up to 777 or 333 or whatever.
That on top of the nice green color makes this machine a winner in my book.
Just my 2 cents worth again :grin: ~spooner
Oh! I forgot to mention the two color stop buttons and the lighted spin stop lever. Very nice! ~spooner
It's just the action of the camel head/tail flipper opening up that lifts the ball up into view. It's all part of the same action.Originally Posted by spooner
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Gary
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"The only way to win is to own the casino."
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Ah so! I guess it is a little bit of a stretch to say that this machine has pachinko action, huh? Still I really like the machine.
Thanks for the info, gwarzin! ~spooner
Fuji had a popular series of pachinko machines with an Arabian theme. The first machines in the series were arepachi type machines. Arepachi is short for Arranged Pachinko. The first machine in the series was Areddin made in 1992. The pachinko accessary on the pachislo machine is based on the center of the Areddin machine.
Areddin Gallery
http://www.hm2.aitai.ne.jp/~hata777/aregayra.html
There is also a drawing of it on the cover of a pamphlet for the CR Areddin 21F machine.
http://www.pachinkovillage.ne.jp/cat...21F/index.html
Once again, I have to bow to your superior knowledge pachi_sloter!
Thanks for the info! ~spooner
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