Theyre designed to be as large as possible but still able to fit through standard doors!
What I dont understand is how are they so damn heavy!? Theres really nothing to em
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Yeah i think we agree on your first post, or at least i do!
Im surprised though thst they have designed some skinny models. Or maybe one that is an upsidedown U and have dual flippers on both end of the U? Ok gettin OT...
Quoted from Baiter:The limiting factor is the backbox, not the cabinet. A standard door width is 32", the backbox is 29" which is the same width for standard or widebody games. A standard cabinet width is 22", and widebody is only a few inches wider 25", but still 4 inches short of the backbox.
Youre right, i was actually double thinking myself as I remember moving a pin into my old house sideways to get past the screen door. I figure if in a bind with a widebody you may be able to do the same thing.
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