Sega Amusement’s newest crane, which features five different claw mechanisms, is set to make its US debut at IAAPA Orlando next week.
High Five was first shown in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, at IAAPA Expo Europe in September, where the company says it received plenty of interest.
The game features five claw mechanisms which are all controlled by a single joystick, giving players the chance to win up to five prizes on each play.
High Five’s cabinet features a frameless and transparent front, lit by vibrant edge lighting. The prize holder, paired with a mirrored backdrop, enhances prize visibility to the player and game floor.
With a large prize capacity and front-entry access, restocking is made simple, while the five prize lanes offer flexible options for operators to tailor prizes to any audience.
Justin Burke, sales director at Sega Amusements, said: “News of High Five’s success is spreading rapidly. Demand for the game is soaring even before its official US launch, highlighting its unique design and strong performance. Operators are excited to include it in their offerings, and we’re preparing to meet this growing interest.”
