Hope I did good.

[minnesotabrad]

I have never spent this much on a machine, but with all I have read about these machines being destroyed because Arnold does not want to be associated with gambling, I had to try. If anyone has played this machine let me know what you think. Here is the link to the auction. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...DME:B:WN:US:17

[Tulsa]

It's not bad. It's a 2000 model and they were not as well constructed as the newer IGT models. I have one and am still debating on whether this is really ever going to make it to collectors status.

The price you paid was a decent price for it though, especially if it does in fact become a collectors item.

[gwarzin]

$182.50 is a fantastic price on a Terminator. If it was being auctioned by one of the better know vendors it probably would have gone for around $500. I thought I got a great deal on mine at $279.

[Firewire]

I'd say you great as well!

[Davis]

182 is a great price for it. Its not one of the funnest or most exciting machines around, but its a great collectors item. If your a fan of Terminator youll enjoy it.

[minnesotabrad]

Not only do I like the Terminator movies, but am a big fan of Arnold going way back to Pumping Iron. I found the info that arby had posted on the machine(flyer pages) and the newer model without Arnold in the museum. Does anyone know where I can find more information on this machine? Thanks.

[Tulsa]

That was the only information we ever had. We collectively paid someone to translate it for us.

[gwarzin]

So far the most useful stuff is Arby's postings.

It's hard to find much info on the Terminator. It seems to be just old enough that it's not on the www.pachinkomuseum.com website. And, IGT doesn't have anything on their site other than a short listing that shows a picture.

Here's a playing guide (in Japanese), but that's about all I've found:

http://www.pachinkovillage.ne.jp/cat...tor/index.html

If anyone else has anything, I'd love to hear about it.