Amusement Expo 2010 - Raw Thrills - Terminator Salvation, H2Overdrive, Wheel of Fortune

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A view of the Raw Thrills/Betson booth at Amusment Expo 2010. They had the latest software build for Terminator which included cut scenes and new graphics not seen at IAAPA. There is also a new version of H2Overdrive for smaller locations that features a 32" screen. The other new product there was a video redemption version of Wheel of Fortune, which includes a spinner device and an HD touch screen. Most of these games are either available now or will be very soon.

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Gaming

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• arcade
• coin-op
• redemption
• Raw
• Thrills
• Betson
• Amusement
• Expo
• 2010
• Terminator
• Salvation
• H2Overdrive
• Big
• Buck
• Hunter
• Open
• Season
• Wheel
• of
• Fortune

[ArcadeGames]

Wheel Of Fortune looks really stupid. Didn't you choose a B and it said you were wrong, what's up with that?

[theatarian]

@ArcadeGames You have to cut it a little slack for being in beta form, I did notice that the solve puzzle part seemed to be off every time I played it. Not sure when it's supposed to be released but I imagine that they should fix those issues by the release.

[theatarian]

I own a couple of Raw Thrills' games at my arcade and they use a different kind of AMD powered PC. Yours is a good question though - RT doesn't really get into specs that often as I think that each game uses a different PC configuration that is tailored to the specific needs of each game. H2Overdrive uses a 9800GT gfx card and a few proprietary boards (see my interview with Steve Ranck on Arcade Heroes for more on that) not sure yet what hardware Terminator uses, I'll have to find out!

[FlyinSpaghettiMnstr7]

@theatarian u had to press "h" for the "the" part of the phrase first

[Imgema]

Nice video. I wonder about what hardware these games are using. I know Sega Rally 3 uses Europa-R, a more powerful hardware than 360/PS3 and runs at 60fps, but how the other games compare?