Below is a complete listing of (with all the links to) the different cabinets used with each of the different hardware versionsĬlassic (Blue or Silver Sides) Classic EVO Same thing goes with a Classic Maxx Sapphire (The Silver sided Maxx) and a Select Maxx Sapphire (the metal cabinet Maxx). A Force EVO 2007(Flat Screen) and the Force Radion 2007 (CRT) have exactly the same games! There is no difference in the amount of games, or the way they play. Same thing with the Titanium/Emerald/Force 2002.Īnd Finally, there is the cabinet. Like, the games that were new to the Platinum software were also the new ones on the Diamond software, which was released the same year. Also, the new software releases coincide with each other. The following is a diagram of when each software version was released (as well as the hardware that it runs on). Any 'Force' machine will only take 'Force' software. Any 'Maxx' machine will take any 'Maxx' software. Each of these hardware versions will only run the software that was designed to run on it (ie, you cannot load the Titanium software onto the Force hardware). Those are the hardware platform, the software version, and cabinet.įirst, there are four different hardware lines. There are 3 things that I'm going to try and explain. As far as I can tell, this is the most comprehensive page anywhere that explains the differences between all the different games. Thanks for viewing this page! After answering this question a couple thousand times, I decided to setup a webpage to explain the differences between the Merit games! And here it is. This page is brought to you by DaveManUT! If you are looking for games/parts/contact info, check me out on eBay.

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