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Title: question regarding AVP machines Post by: Dr. Rufflin D. Sheetz on January 31, 2013, 02:20:00 AM Question: Is there anyway I can tell that a Game King machine is AVP-based, without going into the machine ? (i.e.: either by looking at the outside of it, or actually playing it?) Is there any "telltale sign" ?
Dr. RDS, III Title: Re: question regarding AVP machines Post by: Foster on January 31, 2013, 05:57:16 AM The AVP, Game King do not look any thing a like Game king has top glass and belly glass AVP supposedly uses 2 displays one as the top artwork (in place of glass) and a player display player deck is lower on the AVP with no belly glass or coin tray (they are 100% Currency and TITO) The cabinet depth is less on the AVP they also get very warm for pictures of the various cabinets go to IGT' website I am not going to link to any of the pictures on there to prevent copyright issues. Title: Re: question regarding AVP machines Post by: Dr. Rufflin D. Sheetz on February 05, 2013, 02:07:29 AM Thanks for the response. I see that the cabinet for an AVP-Native machine is totally different. But IGT's promotional literature refers to AVP-emulated machines. I figure this means taking the older cabinets and installing new AVP parts/software in them. That is what I was wondering about: is there something that would jump out at me and tell me that a machine is AVP-based (i.e.: running AVP emulation) or just a regular, older Game King. Such as the screen appearance, how it sounds, etc. Or perhaps I am misunderstanding this whole "AVP-emulated" thing ??
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