Sega SKILL FALL REVOLUTION 2 PLAYER

One hundred twenty-eight prize clips. Two pedestals. Both rotate.

Overview

The Sega Skill Fall Revolution 2 Player is a skill-based prize redemption cabinet with two simultaneous play stations, each served by its own rotating prize pedestal loaded with 64 clips — 128 total across the unit. Players time a single button press to unclip a prize and drop it into the win zone, making the core mechanic immediately readable to anyone nearby. The two-player format expands on the original single-player Skill Fall Revolution with a wider cabinet footprint and doubled prize capacity.

Key Features

128 Prize Clips Across Two Rotating Pedestals

Each of the two prize pedestals holds 64 clips, bringing the cabinet's total clip count to 128. The pedestals rotate continuously during play, cycling the full prize inventory through view. The top surface of each pedestal is open for displaying featured or oversized prizes, adding a visible focal point above the clip field.

LED Header and Interior Lighting

Vibrant LED header lighting runs across the top of the cabinet and is paired with bright interior lighting that illuminates the prize pedestals and clip field. Both light elements are visible from a distance across an arcade floor, making the cabinet readable as active and in-play from a wide viewing angle.

Low-Profile Player Controls

The player controls are positioned low on the cabinet face. This height is accessible to young children without assistance and comfortable for standing adult players, making the unit functional for mixed-age venues without modification.

Large Prize Storage Area Around the Playfield

Prize storage is built into the space surrounding the playfield interior. The storage area holds bulk prize inventory directly within the cabinet, reducing how frequently operators need to access the unit for restocking.

Front-Entry Service Access

The cabinet opens from the front, so operators can restock prizes, access the coin mechanism, and perform routine service without pulling the unit away from a wall or adjacent machines. Front-entry access is particularly useful in tight floor layouts where the cabinet's sides and rear may be constrained.

How It Plays

Each player watches their pedestal rotate and times a single button press to unclip a prize at the moment it aligns with the win zone — the prize then drops directly into the collection area. From across the room, both pedestals spin simultaneously, so a bystander sees two active columns of prizes in motion at the same time, each with a player reacting to its cycle.

Specifications

Why Operators Love It

Front-Entry Service Door Cuts Downtime

All routine operator tasks — restocking, coin access, general maintenance — are performed through the front of the cabinet. The unit does not need to be moved away from its installed position for standard service, which matters on a dense arcade floor where wall placement is fixed.

High Clip Capacity Extends Time Between Restocks

With 128 clips loaded across both pedestals and additional bulk prize storage built into the playfield surround, the cabinet holds substantially more prize inventory than a single-pedestal unit — fewer restocking intervals per shift reduce the operator labor required to keep the game running.

Dual Voltage Reduces Install Friction

The cabinet runs on either 110V or 220V at 510W, covering standard North American venue wiring and international installations. At 110V the draw is 4.6A; at 220V it is 2.3A — no step-down transformer or rewiring required when available circuits vary by location.

Two Play Stations in One Assembled Footprint

Both player stations are contained in one unit measuring 70 in W x 47 in D. Deploying two simultaneous play positions within a single footprint uses less floor space than placing two separate single-player cabinets side by side.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many prize clips does the Skill Fall Revolution 2 Player hold?

The cabinet holds 128 prize clips in total — 64 per rotating pedestal. Additional prize inventory can be stored in the built-in storage area surrounding the playfield interior, reducing restocking frequency between service visits.

What is the assembled footprint of the Skill Fall Revolution 2 Player?

The assembled unit measures 70 in wide by 47 in deep by 98 in tall and weighs 739 lbs. The shipping carton measures 73 in W x 49 in D x 74 in H at 750 lbs.

What voltage does the Skill Fall Revolution 2 Player require?

The cabinet supports both 110V and 220V operation, drawing 510W in either configuration. At 110V the amp draw is 4.6A; at 220V it is 2.3A, covering standard North American and international venue circuits.

How is the Skill Fall Revolution 2 Player serviced?

The cabinet features front-entry access, so operators can restock prizes and reach the coin mechanism from the front without repositioning the unit. Sega Amusements International provides technical documentation and parts support through their manufacturer resources.

Ideal Placement

The Skill Fall Revolution 2 Player fits naturally in family entertainment centers, bowling center arcades, and trampoline parks where mixed-age groups are common and the low-profile controls cover a wide age range without venue modification. Its 98-inch assembled height requires ceiling clearance verification before installation in spaces with standard 8-foot ceilings. The cabinet also works well in mall arcades and pizzeria game rooms where an open floor plan gives the rotating prize display a clear sightline from passing foot traffic.

Shipping & Setup

We offer flexible freight delivery options, including curbside and lift-gate services. Shipping costs and timing are calculated at checkout based on your location and requirements.

Warranty & Support

Your purchase includes a standard manufacturer warranty and access to technical support to ensure long-term performance and uptime.

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