01141-Inch Set-Up Height
Set-up height is 141 inches (358 cm), or 11 feet 9 inches. A 96-inch residential ceiling sits 45 inches short of that, and a 120-inch commercial ceiling still comes up 21 inches short. The number to verify is the clear height at the exact square of floor the cabinet will stand on, measured to the lowest thing overhead at that spot rather than to the deck: sprinkler heads, duct runs, light fixtures, and soffits all count against the 141 inches.
02Short Marquee Kit, 120-Inch Operating Height
Raw Thrills created the Short Marquee Kit specifically to reduce this game's minimum operating height. Fitting the kit's alternative upper-bezel artwork panel brings operating height to 120 inches (305 cm) instead of 141 inches, a 21-inch reduction, and the change is made at the upper bezel rather than to the cabinet body. 120 inches is exactly 10 feet, so a room described as having a 10-foot ceiling has to be measured rather than assumed. The kit carries its own Raw Thrills release bulletin, which means the shortened configuration is a documented factory option and not a field alteration.
03110-Inch Vertical Screen Display
The display is a 110-inch vertical screen, and the vertical orientation is why a picture that size fits behind only 53 inches of frontage: the image is stacked upward instead of spread sideways. A tall picture also reads down a row from a distance, so the attract cycle works on players who are 40 feet away and facing the cabinet head-on. The trade for that reach is the 141-inch cabinet the screen sits inside.
04Spinning Crystal Ball Control
The primary control is a large crystal ball the player spins to enter the land of Oz. One oversized physical input means the game teaches itself from outside arm's reach, because a passerby can see what to do without reading an instruction panel. Traveling the Yellow Brick Road unlocks special bonuses, which is the second layer of play behind the spin.
05Eight-Character Card Redemption
The game pays out character cards for Dorothy, Toto, the Tin Man, the Scarecrow, the Cowardly Lion, Glinda, the Wizard, and the Wicked Witch of the West, and the cards are both redeemable and reusable. A fixed set of eight gives a repeat visit a defined target, and because the cards are reusable the ones a player takes home are not spent on the way out the door. Betson catalogs the title as an arcade redemption game.
06Two-Pallet Cabinet and Pedestal
The 820 lbs breaks into a 430-lb main cabinet pallet and a 390-lb pedestal pallet, so the game assembles on site from two separate units and neither one is an 820-lb single lift. The main cabinet pallet stands 84 inches tall at 45 by 36 inches; the pedestal pallet is 51 inches tall at 57 by 42 inches. Both have to arrive and both have to be signed for, because a cabinet without its pedestal is not an installable game.
