Difference between revisions of "Continental series"
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[[File:ContinentalMark10 SlotMachine.jpg|thumb|A ''Continental Mark 10''.]] | [[File:ContinentalMark10 SlotMachine.jpg|thumb|A ''Continental Mark 10''.]] | ||
| − | The '''''Continental'' series''' describes the "third generation" of slot machines manufactured by [[Sega]] as a successor to the ''[[Star series|''Star'' series]]'' . There are many machines in this group with slightly different rulesets, however what binds them is a largely standardised shell and internal workings. It is thought these models debuted | + | The '''''Continental'' series''' describes the "third generation" of slot machines manufactured by [[Sega]] as a successor to the ''[[Star series|''Star'' series]]''. There are many machines in this group with slightly different rulesets, however what binds them is a largely standardised shell and internal workings. It is thought these models debuted around 1966. |
The ''Continental'' series is largely the same as the ''Star'' series, comprising of cost reduced and easier to maintain versions of Sega's more successful slot machine games. Unlike their predecessors, ''Continental'' machines were not designed to be painted (and thus re-painted), and are more easily customisable by the use of changable panels. | The ''Continental'' series is largely the same as the ''Star'' series, comprising of cost reduced and easier to maintain versions of Sega's more successful slot machine games. Unlike their predecessors, ''Continental'' machines were not designed to be painted (and thus re-painted), and are more easily customisable by the use of changable panels. | ||
Revision as of 13:06, 16 November 2014
- It has not been decided whether these should have separate pages. See Talk:Continental series.
The Continental series describes the "third generation" of slot machines manufactured by Sega as a successor to the Star series. There are many machines in this group with slightly different rulesets, however what binds them is a largely standardised shell and internal workings. It is thought these models debuted around 1966.
The Continental series is largely the same as the Star series, comprising of cost reduced and easier to maintain versions of Sega's more successful slot machine games. Unlike their predecessors, Continental machines were not designed to be painted (and thus re-painted), and are more easily customisable by the use of changable panels.
The series was followed by the Windsor series.
