Gaming Machines

Gaming Machines

Description
Description

Gaming machines are electronic devices designed for entertainment through interactive play. They come in various styles, from arcade games that transport players to fictional worlds with joysticks and buttons, to slot machines where outcomes depend on luck, often involving spinning reels for potential prizes. These machines can be found in diverse settings: arcades host a range of video games for competitive or solo play, while slot machines are typically seen in casinos, enticing players with the chance of winning money. Both types offer players an escape, either through engaging storylines and challenges or the thrill of chance and potential reward.

History
History

Gaming machines began as mechanical devices in the late 19th century, with simple games and coin-operated entertainment. Slot machines emerged, allowing players to gamble on spinning reels. By the mid-20th century, electronic advancements led to the birth of arcade games, offering diverse themes and challenges. Over time, these machines transitioned from analog to digital, with graphics and gameplay evolving. Arcades became popular social hubs, while casinos continued to feature slot machines as major attractions, symbolizing entertainment and chance.

Future
Future

Contemporary gaming machines are integrating advanced technologies like virtual reality and augmented reality for immersive experiences. Slot machines are becoming more interactive, offering story-driven gameplay alongside traditional betting. There's a growing emphasis on connectivity, allowing multiplayer competitions or global leaderboards. Arcades are blending physical and digital play, introducing motion-sensing and haptic feedback. As the line between gaming and reality blurs, these machines will play a key role in offering innovative entertainment, fostering social connections, and adapting to ever-evolving player preferences.

Common Questions
Common Questions
How do casino machines work?

Casino machines have changed over the years as technology has improved, but the concept remains the same. Typically, the user pulls a handle to rotate 3 reels printed with pictures. The user wins once the pictures line up with the pay line. The casino machine’s payout is determined by which pictures land on the pay line.

Who maintains arcade gaming machines?

Arcade gaming machines are typically maintained by the arcade owner. It is prohibited to maintain or repair arcade gaming machines without the appropriate license as the outcome of the game can be altered. Daily maintenance activities that are able to be done without a license are cleaning, moving, or clearing coin jams from the gaming machines.

What are the most common types of arcade gaming machines?

The most common types of arcade gaming machines are video arcade machines that feature games like Pac-Man, and pinball machines. Other common arcade machines are ticket redemption machines like Skee-Ball, interactive games like Dance Dance Revolution, as well as merchandise games like the crane and claw machines.

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5” | 127 mm
5.66” | 144 mm
.8” | 20.3 mm
9.2 oz | .26 kg
2013
Nintendo 2DS
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14.400
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3.4” | 86.4 mm (Closed); 6.4” | 162.6 mm (Open)
6.3” | 160 mm
.85” | 21.5 mm
9.2 oz | .26 kg
2017
Nintendo 2DS XL
16.260
16.000
21.500
0.260
2017.00
20000
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74” | 188 cm
30” | 76 cm
Slot Machines
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Slot Machines
Casino Slot Machines

Casino slot machines are gambling machines where a game of slots is played by inserting coins and pulling a handle to randomize a final alignment of spinning symbols. If the resulting combination is a winner a payoff is dropped into a coin holder for the player’s reward. Slot machines are popular gaming machines on every casino gambling floor and can range in types from the traditional reels machine to themed computerized slots and video machines.

Slot machines range in dimensions but are traditionally around 30” (76 cm) deep and 74” (188 cm) high. General clearances of 52” (132 cm) should be provided for the machine and chair and aisle clearances should be fixed at a minimum of 36” (92 cm) wide for accessibility.

Drawing with dimensions of a row of Slot Machines with a seated gambler playing
Casino slot machines are gambling machines where a game of slots is played by inserting coins and pulling a handle to randomize an alignment of symbols. Slot machines are popular gaming machines on casino floor and can range from the traditional reels to computerized slots and video machines.

Slot machines range in dimensions but are traditionally around 30” (76 cm) deep and 74” (188 cm) high. General clearances of 52” (132 cm) should be provided for the machine and chair and aisle clearances should be fixed at a minimum of 36” (92 cm) wide for accessibility.

Drawing with dimensions of a row of Slot Machines with a seated gambler playing
Casino Slot Machines
Height:
74” | 188 cm
Width:
Length:
Depth:
30” | 76 cm
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Depth (with seat): 52.0” | 132 cm
Height (Seat): 27.0” | 68.5 cm
Aisle Clearance: 36.0” | 92 cm minimum

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Slot Machines side elevation, side (sitting gambler)

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Nintendo 2DS
Scaled size comparison drawings of the Nintendo 2DS in relation to related handheld game systems

The Nintendo 2DS launched in October of 2013, defined as an entry-level of the Nintendo 3DS as it maintains similar hardware and functionality but differs with the integration of a new slate form factor. The Nintendo 2DS faced criticism when compared to the 3DS, noting its battery life, sound quality, and overall design.

Although reviews were mixed and despite its lack of 3D support, it received praise for its comfortability when held, robustness due to a lack of hinges, and price point. Production for the Nintendo 2DS ceased in February of 2020.

The Nintendo 2DS has a height of 5” (127 mm), width of 5.66” (144 mm), depth of .8” (20.3 mm), and approximate weight of 9.2 oz (.26 kg). The upper display size of the Nintendo 2DS is 3.5” (88.9 mm) with a resolution of 400 x 240, while the lower size is 3.02” (76.7 mm) with a resolution of 320 x 240 px.

Collection of drawings of the Nintendo 2DS with height, width, and depth dimensions
The Nintendo 2DS launched in October of 2013, defined as an entry-level of the Nintendo 3DS as it maintains similar features but differs with the integration of a new slate form factor. The Nintendo 2DS faced criticism when compared to the 3DS, noting its battery life, sound, and design quality.

The Nintendo 2DS has a height of 5” (127 mm), width of 5.66” (144 mm), depth of .8” (20.3 mm), and approximate weight of 9.2 oz (.26 kg). The upper display size of the Nintendo 2DS is 3.5” (88.9 mm) with a resolution of 400 x 240, while the lower size is 3.02” (76.7 mm) with a resolution of 320 x 240 px.

Collection of drawings of the Nintendo 2DS with height, width, and depth dimensions
Nintendo 2DS
Height:
5” | 127 mm
Width:
5.66” | 144 mm
Length:
Depth:
.8” | 20.3 mm
Display Size
3.5” | 88.9 mm (Upper); 3.02” | 76.7 mm (Lower)
Resolution
400 x 240 px (Upper); 320 x 240 px (Lower)
Weight:
9.2 oz | .26 kg
Area:
Designer
Nintendo
Year
2013

Drawings include:
Nintendo 2DS front elevation, top, side

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Pinball Machines
Side profile of a Pinball Machine with a man playing

Pinball is a type of arcade machine played in a pinball machine, or pinball table, where players score points by maneuvering steel balls within the machine cabinet. Pinball machines often include stories based on popular culture to theme the playing field, points, and bonus targets. Players manipulate the steel balls through flippers that protect the ball from a drain at the bottom of play. Pinball machines are comprised of a main cabinet for play, a backbox for keeping score, and angled legs for stability.

Pinball machines vary between machines but typically have an overall length of 51” (130 cm), width of 28.5” (72 cm), and height of 75.5” (192 cm). The playing surface is set at a slope of 6.5°.

Dimensioned drawings of the front, side, and plan of a Pinball Machine
Pinball is a type of arcade machine played in a pinball machine, or pinball table, where players score points by maneuvering steel balls within the machine cabinet. Pinball machines are comprised of a main cabinet for play, a backbox for keeping score, and angled legs for stability.

Pinball machines vary between machines but typically have an overall length of 51” (130 cm), width of 28.5” (72 cm), and height of 75.5” (192 cm). The playing surface is set at a slope of 6.5°.

Dimensioned drawings of the front, side, and plan of a Pinball Machine
Pinball Machines
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Width:
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Depth:
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Length (Overall): 51” | 130 cm
Height (Overall): 75.5” | 192 cm
Width (Overall): 28.5” | 72 cm
Height (Cabinet): 15.5”-24” | 39-61 cm
Width (Cabinet): 22” | 56 cm
Slope (Surface): 6.5°

Drawings include:
Pinball Machine front elevation, side, plan, side (pinball player)

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Nintendo 2DS XL
Scaled size comparison drawings of the Nintendo 2DS XL in relation to related handheld game systems

The Nintendo 2DS XL, the sixth system of the Nintendo 3DS family, was released in July of 2017. It features an 82% bigger screen than that of the other 2DS systems, an easy fold design, and compatible gaming (can play Nintendo 3DS and New Nintendo 3DS games).

Unlike the Nintendo 2DS, the Nintendo 2DS XL includes a C stick and ZL/ZR buttons as well as a power saving mode. In basic summary, it is the combination of the 2DS and New Nintendo 3DS XL made more ergonomically and aesthetically. The Nintendo 2DS XL is still in worldwide production as of 2020.

The Nintendo 2DS XL has a closed height of 3.4” (86.4 mm), open height of 6.4” (162.6 mm), width of 6.3” (160 mm), depth of .85” (21.5 mm), and approximate weight of 9.2 oz (.26 kg). The upper display size of the Nintendo 2DS XL is 4.88” (124 mm) with a resolution of 400 x 240, while the lower size is 4.18” (106.2 mm) with a resolution of 320 x 240 px.

Collection of drawings of the Nintendo 2DS XL with height, width, and depth dimensions
The Nintendo 2DS XL, the sixth system of the Nintendo 3DS family, was released in July of 2017. It features an 82% bigger screen than that of the other 2DS systems, an easy fold design, and compatible gaming (can play Nintendo 3DS and New Nintendo 3DS games).

The Nintendo 2DS XL has a closed height of 3.4” (86.4 mm), open height of 6.4” (162.6 mm), width of 6.3” (160 mm), depth of .85” (21.5 mm), and approximate weight of 9.2 oz (.26 kg). The upper display size of the Nintendo 2DS XL is 4.88” (124 mm) with a resolution of 400 x 240, while the lower size is 4.18” (106.2 mm) with a resolution of 320 x 240 px.

Collection of drawings of the Nintendo 2DS XL with height, width, and depth dimensions
Nintendo 2DS XL
Height:
3.4” | 86.4 mm (Closed); 6.4” | 162.6 mm (Open)
Width:
6.3” | 160 mm
Length:
Depth:
.85” | 21.5 mm
Display Size
4.88” | 124 mm (Upper); 4.18” | 106.2 mm (Lower)
Resolution
400 x 240 px (Upper); 320 x 240 px (Lower)
Weight:
9.2 oz | .26 kg
Area:
Designer
Nintendo
Year
2017

Drawings include:
Nintendo 2DS XL front elevation (open), front (closed), top, side

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