Overview
The Casino Crazy Climber arcade machine (often originating from the 1980 classic Crazy Climber developed by Nihon Bussan / Nichibutsu and licensed to companies like Taito) is a rare, highly collectible piece of arcade history. It is most famous for its unique and unconventional dual-joystick control system, where players must physically simulate climbing a skyscraper.
You play as a daredevil scaling four 200-story buildings. Your goal is to dodge obstacles dropped by angry residents—like flowerpots, dumbbells, and live wires—as well as avoid gorillas and condors. Reaching the rooftop triggers a helicopter rescue to move to the next stage.
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