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I think Atari released a dedicated Wayne Gretzky's 3D hockey in the
same style cabinet. Of course the place I saw it was 5 minutes away
from Atari so it might have been a prototype cabinet on test. Wayne
Gretzky didn't do so well and most of the ones I've seen were in kit
form.

Michael

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If I remember correctly, that was a prototype cabinet. We were in the
process of designing a new type of universal cabinet that we sold to
distributors. The B&B cabinet was one of the first versions of it and
only a few pre production games went out locally for field test in
them. As for Gretzky, that was released as a kit only, no dedicated
cabinet - it did however go out for field test in at least one of the
B&B cabinets, just don't remember the location.

-Dave

Brandon Miller wrote:
> "Michael Chaos" <michael.chaos@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1119899911.286303.40200@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> >I think Atari released a dedicated Wayne Gretzky's 3D hockey in the
> > same style cabinet.
>
> The only dedicated Gretzky hockey I saw was in the standard Midway 4 player
> 25" cabinet (identical to the ones used in NBA Jam on up through the Blitz
> series). I'd be interested in seeing a pic of anything used in that B&B cab,
> it's definitely cool looking.
>
> Brandon

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We sent a lot of test games out to Golfland, it was close and had a lot
of traffic.

-Dave

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I swear I saw a Gretzky at Dave in Busters in Atlanta many years ago that
was a dedicated with the screened art covering the entire cabinet side. I
recall it because it was a great looking cabinet and one of those games like
MK3 and Hangtime where you almost never see a dedicated.

Brandon

"dbpbandit" <davep@premierbev.com> wrote in message
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> If I remember correctly, that was a prototype cabinet. We were in the
> process of designing a new type of universal cabinet that we sold to
> distributors. The B&B cabinet was one of the first versions of it and
> only a few pre production games went out locally for field test in
> them. As for Gretzky, that was released as a kit only, no dedicated
> cabinet - it did however go out for field test in at least one of the
> B&B cabinets, just don't remember the location.
>
> -Dave
>
> Brandon Miller wrote:
>> "Michael Chaos" <michael.chaos@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1119899911.286303.40200@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
>> >I think Atari released a dedicated Wayne Gretzky's 3D hockey in the
>> > same style cabinet.
>>
>> The only dedicated Gretzky hockey I saw was in the standard Midway 4
>> player
>> 25" cabinet (identical to the ones used in NBA Jam on up through the
>> Blitz
>> series). I'd be interested in seeing a pic of anything used in that B&B
>> cab,
>> it's definitely cool looking.
>>
>> Brandon
>