Elevator Action$699

The monitor looks great and has just been rebuilt. The controls work great! These Taito cabinets had a cool look to them.

All of the buttons, controls, sounds, and electronics work exactly as they should. 1 or 2 players can take turns playing.

I wonder why Taito made the 'taito' logo backwards on the marquee? They're all like that, pretty weird!

Taito made these cabinets have generic sideart, so you could put any of their games in any of their cabinets. This is one of the blue cabinets.

The control panel is in decent shape, as you can see it's a little dusty looking but all the artwork is still there. The bezel has a few scratches here and there, but looks pretty good.

The game comes with keys and locks. It's still set up to take quarters, or you can set it to freeplay with a dipswitch.

In the game, you're at the top of a high rise building, trying to get to the basement. You have baddies trying to shoot you on the way down in the elevators and escalators, but you've got a gun too.

This is a Taito's cool 'Elevator Action' from 1983. Everything works great, and it's in good shape as you can see.

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Elevator Action$699