1977 Segasa aka Sonic Monaco 4-player electromechanical pinball machine. A product of Spain 🇪🇸.

Approximately 1,000 were produced.

As seen at the Ann Arbor Pinball Museum aka VFW in Brighton, Michigan.

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Resumen de hoy:
- Columns II (Sega) SOY MUY MALO 😫
- Progear (Capcom/Cave) LO TERMINO 😄
- Crazy Kong (Falcon/Segasa/Sonic) RECHACE IMITACIONES 🤢
- Mars Matrix (Capcom/Takumi) LO TERMINAREMOS OTRO DÍA 😏
- Invader's Revenge (Zenitone) MÁS ORIGINAL DE LO QUE APARENTA 😱

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Previous weekend work : sega saturn Taisen cable
This a remix from the great TZMWX Taisen cable
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Segasa/Sonic Faces
That’s the theme. Faces.

I don’t see Stern making a follow up to this.

Segasa/Sonic is part 2 of this series. It comes out next month!

I recall reading in Roger Sharpe's Pinball! how their subsidiary Segasa-Sonic was very successful in Spain, where they wanted a much faster pinball table at a steeper incline.

En el directo de hoy a las 19h CEST comentamos la #SuperVideo de #SEGASA de @SpineCard, veremos el chasis #hantarex tan raro de ver que tiene y actualizaremos la guía rápida para novatos de reparaciones y mejoras no destructivas en twitch.tv/kabukiflux #makers #arcade #CRT

#pinball #PastTimesArcade Monaco (Segasa d.b.a Sonic, 1977). This two flipper EM has a maximum display point score of 999,990. It was a remake of their 1976 Cannes, but with higher points values and some rule changes. Both machines have a misspelling. Located at Past Times Arcade, Girard, OH.

I wonder if vfw has one and I just missed it. they have a whole wing full of Zaccarias and the other Spanish one (segasa?)

still haven't really made time for vpx lol

Spent some time admiring the artwork in the Pinball Hall at City Museum today.

I believe that was Martin Bromley. No, that was separate from Segasa/Sonic.

That’s the goal! Segasa Surfers is a greet machine! I’d love to find more of them!

New from Silverball Chronicles: Pinball Tapas – Segasa-Sega S.A. Sonic Pinball https://www.silverballchronicles.com/pinball-tapas-segasa-sega-s-a-sonic-pinball/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=pinball-tapas-segasa-sega-s-a-sonic-pinball

The Gulf+Western conglomerate did own both Paramount and Sega, but they divested of Sega into Japanese ownership after the massive American video game industry crash of 1983. Sonic the Hedgehog didn't exist, but their Spanish subsidiary was called Segasa-Sonic for its ultra-fast pinball tables.