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Author of this site stands next to the only Aztarac in the UK. Thanks go to Archer McLean
Front View of Cabinet
Aztarac - Marquee / Topsign / Header / Top Flash
This is a type A marquee produced for this centuri game.
Aztarac - Cabinet / Cab / Machine / Unit
This is a type A cabinet with type C artwork.
This is a type A cabinet with type C artwork.
Aztarac - Controls / Control Panel / Joystick
This is a type B control panel
Aztarac - GAME BOARDS / PCB / PLATINE / CPU
This is a type B set of game boards
Aztarac - Rarity?
This game is classed as10/10on the RARE scale.
Aztarac - Facts / Trivia
The highest score officially recorded for this game was and this was done by Dennis Bartlett on 11/02/1984. To see his score put your mouse cursor over the spinning score.
This is the second and last Vector based game ever produced by Centuri
The bezel uses a goldfish bowel look
Only 500 of these machines were ever produced.
Spinning the spinner at a high rate during parts of the attract-mode will result in the programmer's name (Tim Stryker) appearing in approx. three inch letters across the center of the screen
Tim committed suicide in the Blue Mountains of Colorado in August of 1996 for unknown reasons. On the night of Aug. 6, Tim Stryker, 41, pulled off a remote road in the
Blue Mountains in northwest Colorado, stepped out of his car, put a
shotgun to his head and pulled the trigger.
Aztarac - Videos
Low Res Aztarac Video Clip
(Click Play To Start)
Additional Game Imagery
Screen Shot 1
Screen Shot 2
Game Flyer Front
Game Flyer Back
Bezel Screen Shot
Bezel Screen Shot 2
Bezel Screen Shot 3
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