Brent Sales UK & Ireland Distribution.
Brent Sales is the leading distributor of coin-operated games and related leisure equipment throughout the UK & Ireland. In addition to being the sole distributor for Bandai Namco Games, Raw Thrills and ICE, Brent Sales also distributes other leading brands from around the world. No order is too big or too small and if we have not got it in stock we will find it for you. We are also a major supplier of Used games to all parts of the world.
Namco Bandai Games
Clena-Flex
Clena-Flex is a unique, 100 per cent skill game from the Namco Bandai Games stable. The biggest selling merchandising device in Japan, Clena-Flex asks players to nudge/push/pull prizes of varying value and size onto a pre-determined drop zone, selected by the operator, using a two-finger grab mechanism. Any combination of nine different tiles in a 3x3 grid can be placed on Clena-Flex's playfield to make a bespoke platform. For example, larger pieces of swag can be placed across a three-tile front, middle or rear strip. A real step forward in prize vending design, this two-player vendor has passed a rigorous technical and income test programme to provide a 'unique display of fun retail'. One of Clena-Flex's key attributes is the longevity of its appeal to players. The product is kept new and vibrant by the introduction of a series of different set-up options, which deliver a new experience and challenge to players, maintaining income levels to their optimum. A range of new settings for 2010 include a number of traditional fairground concepts, bought back to life in the Clena-Flex, adding further flexibility to payout ratios and prize variety.
Crazy Typhoon
Crazy Typhoon is a unique, single-player novelty game which prompts players to drop coins down a spiralling funnel and win money or tickets by landing on prize areas. Crazy Typhoon has been designed with an extremely cost-efficient footprint and is available in both coin-in/coin-out and ticket redemption formats for all markets. The game works especially well with several units placed in a line with change machines in the middle. Crazy Typhoon is a product of Namco Bandai Games new project that sees a Japanese development team creating products specifically for the international market.
Crow for Cash
Featuring an animated, raucous crow character who 'assists' players, Crow For Cash will drive players 'Raven' mad! A vibrant, two-playing position pusher with a nest of bonus features, Crow For Cash urges on players with squawks of 'Well Done!', 'Yum!' and 'What A Player' while the crow collects inserted coins and adds them to the jackpot mix. While this is happening, bonus awards, ranging from two coins to a jackpot, continue to pour down an in-game helter skelter on to the Crow For Cash playfield. Crow for Cash sees Namco marrying its reputation for inventive characters with its expertise in unique pusher design and development.
Deadstorm Pirates
A fully immersive piratical adventure in a dedicated 2-seat video simulator cabinet offering players a Hollywood-style thrills and spills experience. Bandai Namco Games' Deadstorm Pirates has five stages with the first four - Stormy Sea, Mountain Rapids, Forbidden Cave and Giant Whirlpool - playable in any order. Players join fellow pirates to defeat enemies with machineguns and cannons, whilst carefully controlling the helm to navigate through perilous courses. The 'United Shot' technique allows two players to overlap their gunsights and attack the same target with increased firepower. There's a SDX cockpit version with moving seat and motion-stop button, as well as a DX one (still a cockpit cabinet, but with a smaller screen and no seat motion). Both cabinets are designed to block outside noise for enhanced entertainment in an enclosed environment, reverberating with 5.1 channel surround sound.
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SDX Version |
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Width: |
1760mm |
Depth: |
3010mm |
Height: |
2490mm |
DX Version |
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Width: |
1410mm |
Depth: |
2560mm |
Height: |
2380mm |
Family Bowl 2
Namco's Family Bowl 2 brings to arcades all the ten-pin, set 'em up and knock 'em down sights and sounds of a real bowling alley at a fraction of the footprint. This ticket redemption title uses a ball sized for any member of the family and video simulation ten-pin bowling lane to send players 'spare'. Suitable for the entire family, one, two, three or four players can compete for knockabout fun using Family Bowl 2's automated scoring system. A head-turning ten-pin bowling themed cabinet, coupled with the great crash, bang and wallop sounds of an authentic bowling alley puts Family Bowl 2 firmly in the frame for a perfect score.
Jumpin' Jackpot/Fantasy
Described as a 'virtual jump rope lightchaser game', Jumpin' Jackpot/Fantasy represents a whole new cool genre of arcade fun that puts peak physical fitness, co-ordination, timing and stamina to the fore and to the test. Players are asked to jump a trail of lights (virtual rope) as it spins around a circular light-bed and spell out 'Jackpot' to win bonus tickets - those players can select three different jackpot levels. Jumpin' Jackpot/Fantasy's solid state design and absence of moving parts ensures years of reliable service. Available in ticket (Jackpot) or amusement only (Fantasy) versions.
Mario Kart Arcade GP 2
One of the most eagerly awaited arcade games of modern times; Namco's
Mario Kart Arcade GP 2 features 32 variations of courses across eight different worlds and is
a phenomenon that comes complete with a ready-made fan base. MK2 features
new characters from Bandai, including Tamagotchi, live in-race commentary
and is available with optional re-writable card-playing system. Plus,
MK2 features a camera above the monitor, known as a 'Nam Cam' which
projects the player's face onto the screen as their chosen character.
For example, players who select Mario will appear wearing the iconic
red hat and moustache. As much fun for novice as expert, MK2 represents
the most versatile driving product on the market and is linkable for
up to four players with games sold in single seats. Also available in Superdeluxe format featuring bank of four machines, overhead display, illuminated platform and overhead observation monitors - for a real star attraction.
©2006 NINTENDO, ©2006 NAMCO LIMITED, All rights reserved. MARIO KART is a trademark of NINTENDO. Licensed by NINTENDO.
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Single Unit |
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Width: |
880mm |
Depth: |
1630mm |
Height: |
2040mm |
Superdeluxe |
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Width: |
3995mm |
Depth: |
2130mm |
Height: |
2962mm |
Maximum Tune 3
Namco Bandai's first game launched simultaneously world-wide, Maximum Tune 3 is designed to attract both casual and dedicated players. The third instalment in the customisable street racing series which continues to dominate global machine charts, the game offers more choice with new 'streetwise' cars, tracks and enhanced playing modes. A key development encouraging greater degrees of competition is the new 'Ghost Car Battle Mode', where players challenge adversaries even when they're not present. 'Story Mode' has been given plenty of new twists and turns, whilst challenging players to tune their vehicles up to a hair-raising 820bhp. 'VS Player Mode' allows the race leader to determine the course route at selected intersections, growing the number of course variations to 100. 'Battle Mode' also gets a boost, with up to 10 playing positions linkable. 'Time Attack Mode' players who manage to defeat the fastest driver in each stage will be crowned king of the course. Players with valid Maximum Tune 2 cards can import and upgrade key features of their Story Mode status, including stages cleared, mileage, car colour, tuning status and number of battles/wins accrued previously.
Maximum Tune 3 Superdeluxe
Maximum Tune 3 is also available in Superdeluxe format. Superdeluxe comprises a bank of four machines, overhead display and dedicated platform. Four 28-inch screen machines sit side-by-side on a raised stage bedecked with running lights, awash with Maximum Tune 3 branding and immersed in high-octane streetcar sounds and music. Namco Bandai's Superdeluxe, four-car platform marks the birth of 'event gaming' which places players centre stage and makes their performance the main event.
Nirin
In Nirin, Bandai Namco Games' high-octane thriller, motor bike riders must battle through five adrenalin-soaked tracks in the eerie dead of night. Using ultra-high resolution graphics through a System ES1, even for hardened gamers Nirin delivers a seat-of-your-pants, white knuckle ride. Through a series of public roads including the snow-peaked Higashiyama resort to the heart of Metropolitan City, players can choose from five uniquely tuned bikes from Cruiser to Super Motaro. Fully linkable with up to four units and played out on an impressive 42-inch hi-res screen, Nirin's boost function lets players experience the outer limits of acceleration.
Pac-Man / Ms. Pac-Man / Galaga
Pac-Man is one of the few arcade games to create a whole new genre of video gamers, appealing to male and female, young and old. It has had over 30 licensed sequels, created shortages of Japan's 100 Yen coin due to its popularity and has a unique place not only in arcades but in popular culture. To celebrate Namco's 50th anniversary and mergence with Bandai, the character which put Namco firmly on the global map is joined in this 25th anniversary edition by a further two Namco classics, Ms. Pac-Man and Galaga, the 1981 shoot-'em up and sequel to Galaxian.
Pac-Man Countertop
The Japanese Yen shortage, fiftysomething sequels, World Championships and almost three decades topping the video game charts, Pac-Man is about to put some more bums on seats with this countertop version. The proposition is simple: one joystick, one maze, one Pac-Man, four ghosts, four power pills. Liveried with Pac Man's 25th Anniversary artwork, this compact, space saving unit features a high-quality LCD screen. Pac-Man consumer sales have been incredibly successful in the US in both the domestic and commercial market closing in on 25,000 units.
Razing Storm
Direct from the Time Crisis team, 2-player Razing Storm uses the familiar pedal interface and asks players to enjoy and endure the modern arcade's most immersive light gun battle experience. As members of Special Forces unit 'Strategic Combat and Rescue' (SCAR), using a variety of weapons, combatants must fight their way through South America in the year 2030. While their bio-feedback gun controller judders with every blast, sound is generated through 5.1ch DTS Digital speakers and an imposing 62-inch monitor delivers cutting-edge visuals. Advanced enemy 'AI' sees swarms of enemies respond to player actions, not pre-set patterns, making each play experience unique, while players can deal damage to the total on-screen environment, buildings and trees.
Sweet Land Premia
Already renowned as the highest performing skill merchandiser series in Japan, the latest Sweet Land prize vending pusher is simply impossible to ignore. Three different prize tables can be attached without tools (each has a unique shape), there's a new jackpot system to stimulate even greater player appeal and three playing positions/doors for ease of access and service without disruption to the other players. Each position is supplied with an adjustable jackpot (0°, 30° and 60°) to present prizes, while a unique weight design triggers the jackpot which can hold various sizes of prizes.
Tank! Tank! Tank!
Bandai Namco Games' Tank! Tank! Tank! is brimming with excitement and oozes fun, pitting players' wits against unimaginable enemies such as a robot disguised as a building or a three headed hydra. The game may look like a conventional sit-down action shooter but it has a few unique qualities that set it apart from other games. The most noticeable difference is how the screen is turned vertically to enhance the field of vision while the player blasts at over-sized enemies. Built into the seat and steering wheel is an intense force feedback system that simulates the feeling of firing a powerful cannon, whilst a built-in camera takes a snapshot of the player's face at the beginning and also lets them choose what type of headgear to wear. Tank! Tank! Tank! is linkable up to four units with play options including two-on-two (teamplay or versus CPU) and individual competition where it's a case of every Tank! for itself.
Time Crisis 4 Deluxe
The celebrated pedal and weapon interface returns as TC4 smashes onto screens in the arcade sector's most successful shooting game series. Time Crisis 4 features System Super 256 cinematic battle sequences, cut-scene and real-time graphics, independent speakers for voice and sound and an improved easy-grip controller for quick, responsive gunplay. TC4 features an immersive, voice navigation system, which allows in-game characters to talk directly to the player and submerging them deep in a compelling storyline with advice on tactical response and weapon selection. There's also an arsenal of new weapons ranging from pistol to rifle to machine gun to devastating bio weapon 'The Terror Bite'. TC4 is enhanced even further using, for the first time, Multi-Screen Battle technology; players can change their scene perspective and develop their own unique, evolving TC4 strategy.
Time Crisis 4 Standard
The celebrated pedal and weapon interface returns as TC4 smashes onto screens in the arcade sector's most successful shooting game series. Time Crisis 4 features System Super 256 cinematic battle sequences, cut-scene and real-time graphics, independent speakers for voice and sound and an improved easy-grip controller for quick, responsive gunplay. TC4 features an immersive, voice navigation system, which allows in-game characters to talk directly to the player and submerging them deep in a compelling storyline with advice on tactical response and weapon selection. There's also an arsenal of new weapons ranging from pistol to rifle to machine gun to devastating bio weapon 'The Terror Bite'. TC4 is enhanced even further using, for the first time, Multi-Screen Battle technology; players can change their scene perspective and develop their own unique, evolving TC4 strategy.

















