> > > "Apparently there was even an Afterburner version made of this, seen at
> least
> > in
> > > Gatlingsburg, TN in 1992, thanks to Aaron."
> > >
> > > I can second this. I saw a R360 version of Afterburner (not sure if 1 or 2)
> in
> > > London in a SEGA arcade hall near Piccadilly Circus in 1993. Didn't play it,
> > > because it was damn expensive and I didn't have that much money.
> > > Also played Star Wars Arcade there. Pretty damn cool, that the pilot and the
> > > gunner could be different people.
> > >
> > hmm, that was gloc, not ab2, I know that machine (its still there)
> >
> > its my local arcade to work ;)
> >
> > System16 - The Arcade Museum
> >
>
> Seems a lot of people mistake G-Loc for Afterburner, would be nice if it does
> exist for that cabinet hardwarwe tho..
>
> Sixtoe is there only one R360 at the Troc now ?
>
Yup, just the 1 (G-Loc)...well, at least there was...
I've heard a rumor the arcade in the troc is closing/closed :(

System16 - The Arcade Museum