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Everyone loves the idea of getting something for free, and that's exactly what we offer! Our machines come equipped with both a Lucky Turntable and a Purchase Button functionality.

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1. Lucky Turntable

When you insert coins, the Lucky Turntable provides you with a chance to earn anywhere from 1 to 8 free plays.

2. Adjustable Rates

The turntable's rate can be adjusted by the operator; however, the number of free plays given is randomly determined. This feature significantly enhances customer retention and encourages repeated plays.

3. Purchase Button

Have you ever noticed that some players get frustrated when they can't retrieve a prize from the claw machines? They often ask the operator to sell them the prize. However, sometimes there’s no operator available. This is where the 'Purchase Button' becomes valuable!

4. Prize Value Setting

The operator can set a defined value for the prizes. If players choose to buy, they can insert the correct amount of coins to obtain their desired prize.

5. Consideration of Psychology

Initially, players are less inclined to use the Purchase Button; they prefer to win the prize through play first. Rest assured, players are unlikely to resort solely to the purchase option! Importantly, we offer machines with or without the 'Purchase Button' at the same price.

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A claw machine represents a form of arcade game. Typically, modern claw machines are upright cabinets that house glass compartments, beautifully illuminated from within, and feature a joystick-controlled claw positioned above a pile of enticing prizes. Players use coins to operate the claw, aiming to lift and secure a prize that is ultimately retrieved through a chute.

These machines often contain plush toys and inexpensive items, but some have higher-end prizes like electronic gadgets and fashion accessories. They might also be referred to as skill cranes, claw cranes, or simply crane games. In Japan, they are commonly known as UFO catchers due to resemblance to UFOs.

Historical Overview

The origins of claw machines trace back to the late 19th century, inspired by the machines used for the construction of the Panama Canal. The first patented claw machine—the Erie Digger—was created based on the Erie Canal. It gained popularity in the United States during the 1930s, particularly in carnival settings.

By the 1980s, claw machines flourished in both the US and Japan. The success of Sega's UFO Catcher sparked a massive craze for these machines in Japan during the 1980s and 1990s.

Modern Popularity

The rise of claw machines in countries like South Korea and Taiwan can be attributed to their affordability, with numerous arcades springing up due to the economic climate. Today, remote-controlled claw machines accessible through mobile apps are paving the way for digital interaction with traditional gaming.

As noted, claw machines are generally maintained as gambling devices, with regulations varying across regions. Some jurisdictions may modify claw strength on each play, raising concerns about fairness and player experience.

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