So much cooler than sitting at home with my 52 inch led high def TV playing MW3 on my Playstation 3. If I was wealthy Id have all these old sub/pinball/shooting games from the 60s/70s. Thank you so much for putting this video up!

I remember my late older brother and I playing this at our local Kmart in SE Texas during the early 1970’s. Great fun!

I remember this from childhood. Awesome cabinet.

My favorite game as a kid! So many well spent dimes.

My fave arcades in the 70’s had a mix of the old mechanical games and the new digital stuff. The first racing game I played was a Scalextric slot race car that rode on top of a rotating drum with the track painted on it! I also remember a big glass aquarium type cabinet that had 2 divers riding a minisub. It rotated around on a rod attached to a central spindle. You used levers to make it go up and down to avoid physical sea mines.

I had no idea these kinds of games existed prior to electronic arcade units like Pong and Asteroids. Very nice!

thank you for the video and restoring this classic it was favourite game in the childhood days ! never did hit a ship though ! lol !

Great paint job ‼️®™️ 👏👏

My old childhood school teacher and her brother used to own a very popular arcade for many years and they had this machine along with hundreds of other old mechanical arcade machines, but this was one of my favorites. I'd love to find one someday.

A blast from the past. I used to play a machine like this back in the mid 70s.

I remember playing this game...You had to lead the torpedo ahead of the ship and you could slightly steer it to blow up the ship. There was also a little moterboat that was the fastest and hardest to hit. It scored big points. excellent vid. Brought back many memories.

@mr.pavone9719

4 жыл бұрын

Funny the smallest boat scored the most points. You'd think the carriers and cargo ships (the REAL targets!) would be worth the most.

@petmycat2720

Жыл бұрын

I still remember the sound of that motorboat as it was speeding across...It was hard to hit.

I used to play a soviet clone back in 80s, it was fun :)

@kosiak10851

8 жыл бұрын

+BlueNeon81 не лги, ты не иностранец

@BlueNeon81

8 жыл бұрын

+kosiak10851 nu înțeleg

@teviblekhman1628

5 жыл бұрын

The soviet version was awesome

@romkri

4 жыл бұрын

@@teviblekhman1628 Поворачиваешь в любую сторону до конца и как только корабль появляется, то жмешь на пуск, победа и призовая игра гарантированы. Но для первой игры надо было 15 копеек иметь, а это не мало было по временам СССР ... для школьника я имею ввиду.

@ildart8738

3 жыл бұрын

@@romkri Я тоже играл в 90-х но никакой призовой игры не было. Парк Дружбы, Бишкек, Киргизия.

I remember playing one of these at play land sf in the late 60s rite on the breezeway near the 22 rifle range and then in the mid 80s i saw one of these on a loading dock near where the chase center is destroyed by a sledge hammer is. These were very complicated inside with film reels to show the under water torpedoes and ships. The best ride at Playland was Capt Satelites helicopter. Sf was very same in the late 60s no homeless and everyone took care of each other and most people were married.

Awesome video!! Awesome help from this gentleman on information on a 1970 Jet Rocket made my Sega, very smart and helpful, would refer his help to any arcade collector. Thank you!

In USSR they sorta cloned this machine, was probably the most widespread coin-op, at least in the 70s-80s, name translates as "Sea Battle". Design pretty much similar to this one. I found a flash version online to play :). Its cool to see the original though, thanks for your labors.

@j31b

Жыл бұрын

I remember that, was one of my favourites when I was a child in 1980s. The usual place for these were the so called "halls of gaming automates" in city parks. One game costed 15 kopecks (0.15 rubles). I think the Soviet "Morskoy boy" ("Sea Battle") was slightly simplified compared to prototype it was copied after.

What an awesome job that must be, restoring history like this. Cheers.

I’m glad it brought back great memories 😀

How i wish i had the cash to afford such a machine like that

I used to play this game. It was a lot of fun.

I remember playing that game when I was a kid

Wow! Never saw this one before!!

Recently got one of these in original condition. It needs some attention. Trying to decide if I should restore it or sell it. Let me know if you know anyone who might want it.

Soviet arcade "Sea Battle" a copy of this cabinet.

my god, I do remeber my old thing like this thing, in my past I had it in my old store the streetman vareity store in Rome,Georgia when I was young with my grandfather Elmer... I really missed it for long time.

Wonderful mems .. thank you.

Really, really, really pretty ones you got there... ;-)

they come up from time to time

this is my all time favourite game i played it many times in the days of yore but you know i never once hit a ship that was impossible

Nice!

KOOL!

Ohhhh, I can repair all electro- mechanic games machines easily, 35 yrs. of experience!

Woderful!

We use curtesy chrome in Chicago

Shoot, how much did it sell for?

Are these submarine games difficult to come by?

I would love to buy this ?

Still looking for these machines?

Is it for sale?

I am intersted in buying this game. Please private message me with a price. Thanks, Joe

Hey , i play it in 1982-83 but has different sky and real effect water.. maybe is other version ?

@avagueblur

6 жыл бұрын

nopochoclos Maybe it was Periscope by SEGA? That's a similar EM game like this one. Sorry for the four year late reply. :p

I have one for sale in Roanoke, VA if someone is interested.

you have to lead the boat dummy !