Game Machines Glossary
Short answer: This glossary defines terms commonly used in the game machine industry in short, clear form. Each term is linked to its relevant product category.
Terms
- Boxing machine: A machine the player punches a bag or heavy bag on, which measures punch power and displays it as a score.
- Combo boxing machine: A machine that combines boxing punches and kicks in a single body.
- Kicker (kicking) machine: A game machine that measures kick power.
- Hammer strength tester: A machine that measures strength by striking a target with a mallet/hammer.
- Air hockey table: A fast two-player table game where the puck glides on air coming through holes in the surface.
- Puck: The flat disc used on an air hockey table.
- Mallet: The hand tool used to strike the puck in air hockey.
- Foosball table: Table football played with player figures attached to rods.
- Basketball machine: A machine that counts balls shot into the hoop within a set time.
- Nostalgic arcade: A cabinet game machine for playing classic arcade games.
- Inflatable play park: An inflatable jumping and play area set up for children.
- Coin-operated system: A payment mechanism that starts a game credit with coin or cash input.
- Home/office type: A model without a payment system, designed for social spaces.
Related categories
Boxing machinesCombo boxing machineKicker kicking game machineHammer strength testerAir hockey tableFoosball tableBasketball machineNostalgic arcadeInflatable play parks
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a boxing machine?
A game machine the player punches a bag or heavy bag on, with the punch power shown as a score.
How does a boxing machine work?
A sensor on the striking surface detects the intensity of the impact, an electronic board converts it into a score, and the score is displayed on screen.
