STACKER

Stacker is an arcade video game that vends merchandise to its winners. The goal of the game is to align rows of moving blocks on top of each other. A player who can stack 11 rows will win a minor prize, which is usually very low in value. A player who gets to the top row wins a major prize. There is a row of three squares which move side to side on the screen, at the first row. When the player pushes the start/stop button, the row of squares will stop. Then, another row of three moving squares appears above the previous row, moving faster than the one before it. If the squares do not align directly above the previous set, any overhanging squares will be removed. If the player misses completely, the game is over. The number of available squares is automatically reduced to two, then one, during the game. The goal is to consistently get the squares directly above the previous set, "stacking" them to the minor prize and ultimately major prize levels.

LIGHT HOUSE

In Lighthouse, players always start a game where the last player left off - it is known that players who have reached the upper levels of the Lighthouse find it hard to quit the game since large prizes are at their fingertips.  The objective behind this game which comes in both a regualr and now giant size, is to climb the levels of the Lighhouse to arrive at what is called the win zone. The climb to the top occurs when a player stops an arrow on a number that can range from +1 to +4. The game isn't as simple as you might think, since there are negative numbers as well. This would then cause the player to go lower on the Lighthouse. Once arriving in the win zone lights and sounds penetrate from the machine, and this is when a prize can be selected. Payouts are adjustable depending on how you adjust the machine.