SEGA - Nisshin

Still conscientious compared to SEGA at other stores (last time was too terrible) I think that the setting of the crane game is normal to a little dry. Large stuffed animals cost 2,500 to 3,500 yen. I felt that the number of crane games was small for the large site. It feels a little unsatisfactory probably because the major content occupies a large part. However, considering that it is inside a commercial facility, there were a lot of prizes for families. Because it was for children, there were plenty of hands-on games such as kids' housings and basketball. There was also a sound game related to SEGA. Even on holidays, children and families with bags are flirting. I don't know the latest prizes, but I think that past prizes and released prizes can be obtained if you spend some money. Regarding assist, I didn't comment because I got it before I got it.

That seems fun! I'd be happy if there were more crane games that I could get a lot of items, but I wasn't good at it ... I'll challenge again.

Is the figure system still available? Bridging is strict, but one way is to tell the clerk. I don't always assist, but I think it's a place where you can listen. It's not that you can't get stuffed animals if you don't have a chance.

I've been playing crane games for half a year, and I'd say it myself, but I'm pretty good at it. If you have a decent amount of arm power, you can usually get it for around 500 yen. However, I can't get it at all according to everyone's reviews. The setting of bridging is too narrow in the first place, so it is out when the prize lies down. Even if you try to drop it vertically, it will always lie down due to the narrow width of the bridge. I finally got it with 4000 yen and 5 assists. The moment I saw it, I knew it was a setting that I couldn't get, but the soul of the crane game burst out and I thought I'd take it, but it was a complete defeat ... I think it is a game center for advanced players who are confident in their skills. Probably, I don't think there are any clerk who can take it properly if it feels like listening to the advice of assist. I was stunned because it was too incoherent.

I did a bridge of the crane game. The front does not move sharply. Left arm. It didn't move sharply. .. .. .. Right arm, it doesn't move. .. .. .. It was a game of just gently stroking the box.

Although it is a triple catcher, I withdrew because the shield is high and the claw angle is bad, so tagging etc. does not work and the probability does not come even if I put in 6500 yen after all. The probability of other stores is less than half, and if you do it here, it's the same as throwing away money, so I think you'll come again (laughs).

I came to the arcade here for the first time, but it is better to think that there is no bridge. The power of the arm is pretty normal. If you aim properly, it will move. However, the bridge width is too narrow for the prize, so it will not fall. When I asked a male clerk, he told me that I should aim here or aim here, but he only teaches me how to do the royal road to bridge. It's natural, though. If you fall that way, don't bother to ask. Rather, it was so techto that it would be difficult for beginners to understand how to teach. You should explain how close you are and where to put the arm. If you aim here or here, it will fall ~ Then, which one should you aim for after all? It will be. After that, a female clerk assisted me. I asked him to fix it as much as he assisted 3.4 times, and every time he said, "You should aim at the upper left corner," etc., but I couldn't get it. Certainly it is a strategy that will fall if you do so, but the width of the bridge is narrow ... In the end, I finally got it by pushing it with the main body and having it arranged so that it could be taken reliably. It is not possible to say, "You can get it if you make it horizontal." The correct strategy is to place the box on the bridge on one side and then turn it over toward the drop opening and drop it. Beginners and those who are practicing should think carefully and play as it will splurge if they do poorly. It was cheaper to take it at a store such as 200 yen per play. (It took more than 10,000 just to take two figures.) Even if you pass the sweets through the pella wheel, they will not move at all, so it is better not to do it. When I removed it, I expected it to go down, but when I put it in, it didn't go down at all and the prize didn't move at all. If you do, I think it's safe to use a tripod, tripod, or Sweet Land. When it comes to bridging, I'm not as good as an advanced player, so I'll never play at this arcade again. Well, I learned to find out what kind of platform I can never take when doing UFO catcher in the future. * The female clerk's customer service and assistance were very good until the end, so I gave it 2 stars.