Namco Barber Cut Lite Cheat
Barber Cut Lite is a smaller one-player version of the popular prize game Barber Cut. The machine has a range of prizes each dangling inside the play field on a piece of string, with players using their nerve and guile to cut down the prizes using a scissor mechanism. To make the scissors cut the string players use the two control buttons. Barber cut lite game. Cut the string to win high end prizes!
- Categories
- Top types
- Audio & home theatre
- Cameras & camcorders
- Computer cables
- Computer components
- Computers
- Data input devices
- Data storage
- Networking
- Print & Scan
- Projectors
- Smart wearables
- Software
- Telecom & navigation
- TVs & monitors
- Warranty & support
- other →
- Top brands
- Acer
- AEG
- Aeg-Electrolux
- Asus
- Canon
- Casio
- Electrolux
- HP
- LG
- Nikon
- Panasonic
- Philips
- Samsung
- Sony
- Yamaha
- other →
- Top types
- Infotainment
- Musical instruments
- Video games & consoles
- other →
- Top brands
- Acer
- AEG
- Asus
- Dometic
- Electrolux
- HP
- Juno
- Panasonic
- Philips
- Progress
- Samsung
- Sharp
- Sony
- ZANKER
- Zoppas
- other →
- Top types
- Binding machines
- Boards
- Calculators
- Correction media
- Desk accessories & supplies
- Drawing supplies
- Equipment cleansing kit
- Folders, binders & indexes
- Laminators
- Mail supplies
- Paper cutters
- Sorters
- Storage accessories for office machines
- Typewriters
- Writing instruments
- other →
- Top brands
- Bosch
- Canon
- Casio
- Craftsman
- Dell
- Epson
- Fujitsu
- HP
- KitchenAid
- LG
- Panasonic
- Philips
- Samsung
- Sharp
- Smeg
- other →
- Top types
- Bedding & linens
- Cleaning & disinfecting
- Do-It-Yourself tools
- Domestic appliances
- Home décor
- Home furniture
- Home security & automation
- Kitchen & houseware accessories
- Kitchenware
- Lighting
- other →
- Top brands
- AEG
- Aeg-Electrolux
- Bosch
- Electrolux
- HP
- IKEA
- Indesit
- LG
- Panasonic
- Philips
- Progress
- Samsung
- Sony
- Whirlpool
- Zanussi
- other →
- Top types
- Bags & cases
- Children carnival costumes
- Clothing care
- Clothing hangers
- Dry cleaners
- Fabric shavers
- Men's clothing
- Tie holders
- Ultrasonic cleaning equipment
- Watches
- Women's clothing
- other →
- Top brands
- Braun
- Casio
- Citizen
- Garmin
- Huawei
- Indesit
- LG
- Mitsubishi Electric
- Philips
- Radio Shack
- SEVERIN
- Sony
- V7
- Velleman
- ZyXEL
- other →
- Top types
- Air Handlers
- Boom Lifts
- Compact Excavator
- Elevators
- Excavators
- Finishers
- Front End Loaders
- Noise Reduction Machine
- Oxygen Equipment
- Robotics
- Scrubber
- Spreader
- Tractor
- Trash Compactor
- Welding System
- other →
- Top brands
- AEG
- Aeg-Electrolux
- Asus
- Canon
- Casio
- Electrolux
- HP
- LG
- Nikon
- Panasonic
- Philips
- Samsung
- Sony
- Whirlpool
- Yamaha
- other →
- Top types
- Blood pressure units
- Electric toothbrushes
- Epilators
- Feminine hygiene products
- Foot baths
- Hair trimmers & clippers
- Makeup & manicure cases
- Men's shavers
- Personal paper products
- Personal scales
- Shaver accessories
- Skin care
- Solariums
- Teeth care
- Women's shavers
- other →
- Top brands
- AEG
- Aeg-Electrolux
- Bosch
- Canon
- Casio
- Electrolux
- KitchenAid
- LG
- Panasonic
- Philips
- Samsung
- Sony
- Whirlpool
- Yamaha
- Zanussi
- other →
- Top types
- Hot beverage supplies
- other →
- Top brands
- other →
- Top types
- Cars
- Electric scooters
- Motor vehicle accessories & components
- Motor vehicle electronics
- Motorcycles
- Motorhomes
- Offroad Vehicle
- Scooters
- Utility Vehicle
- other →
- Top brands
- AEG
- Aeg-Electrolux
- Bosch
- Canon
- Casio
- Craftsman
- Electrolux
- LG
- Panasonic
- Philips
- Samsung
- Sharp
- Sony
- Yamaha
- Zanussi
- other →
- Top types
- Baby bathing & potting
- Baby furniture
- Baby safety
- Baby sleeping & bedding
- Baby travel
- Feeding, diapering & nursing
- Toys & accessories
- other →
- Top brands
- AEG
- Asus
- Bosch
- Canon
- Casio
- Electrolux
- HP
- LG
- Panasonic
- Philips
- Samsung
- Sony
- Whirlpool
- Yamaha
- Zanussi
- other →
- Top types
- Bicycles & accessories
- Bubble machines
- Camping, tourism & outdoor
- Fitness, gymnastics & weight training
- Martial arts equipment
- Skateboarding & skating
- Smoke machines
- Sport protective gear
- Target & table games
- Water sports equipment
- Winter sports equipment
- other →
- Top brands
- Craftsman
- Daikin
- Emerson
- Epson
- Frigidaire
- Harbor Freight Tools
- HP
- Miele
- Philips
- ProForm
- Samsung
- Sears
- Sennheiser
- Weider
- Yamaha
- other →
- Top types
- Pet hair clippers
- other →
- Top brands
- Andis
- other →
- Top types
- Pill Reminder Device
- Stairlifts
- other →
- Top brands
- Alber
- Bruno
- E-PIL
- Minivator
- Savaria
- other →
A skill with prize or skill with prizes (SWP) machine is a gaming machine which provides a payout (the prize) and whose outcome depends in part on the player's skill (the skill). They are contrasted with amusement with prize machines which, while interactive, do not depend on the player's skill in determining outcome.
SWP machines are a hybrid of games of skill and games of chance; the degree to which skill versus chance determines the outcome varies between machines, and may be set by operator parameters.
Examples[edit]
Namco Barber Cut Lite Manual
Stacker is a common free-standing merchandiser SWP machine.In the United Kingdom, the most common class of SWP machines are quiz machines, on such platforms as the itbox, and are widely found in public houses. Indeed, 'quiz machine' is often used interchangeably with 'SWP' for such counter-top machines, though not all games on these devices are quiz-based: other games include Crystal Maze, based on The Crystal Maze, and Word Up.
Another class of SWP machines are free-standing machines, generally found in video arcades. These are frequently merchandisers – devices containing prizes – most commonly claw cranes, and more recently Stacker. Other examples include Barber Cut and Barber Cut Lite by Namco Bandai Games.[1]There are also a number of SWP games specific to Japan, such as Move Sector and Ring Magician. Another class are redemption games, which rather than containing prizes, instead dispense tickets which can be redeemed for prizes. Some machines, such as Flamin' Finger and Stacker, can be configured as either merchandisers or redemption games.
Economics[edit]
SWP machines are generally intended to be profitable for the operator in their own right, rather than as loss leaders; sample economics are given in reference.[2] For example, Barber Cut is advertised as 'more addicting than any other prize redemption game, and those repeat-plays will land right in your cash box!'[1]
• Next line does not include any numbers - End table. 3 questions that will change your life pdf to excellence. End table) I based my first version on, but reading online people do not recommend OpenFile but rather FileSystemObject (even though it seems to be a lot slower). (probably the easiet just a user defined number, after 15 characters no number?
A problem that some vendors identify is that players may be 'skeptical of any chance at winning',[1] since many SWP games can be and are rigged to only provide payout a fraction of the time;[3]thus evidence that suggests that a prize has been won 'convinces players that it is actually possible to win.'[1]
While SWP machines are generally not intended to be winnable by skilled players – otherwise such a player could continue to play and win and causes losses to the operator – it is sometimes possible that player skill, or using the machine in a way not anticipated by the manufacturer, can result in the game becoming winnable. This may result in service updates by the manufacturer to close the exploit.[4] Other methods to minimize losses are discussed at claw cranes.
Regulation[edit]
SWP machines are in a legal gray area in the United States, due to containing elements of skill and of chance, particularly since payout percentages can to a large extent be set by the operator – such setting leads to machines being described as rigged. They are generally regulated separately from games of pure chance such as slot machines; see claw vending machine: legality for statutes pertaining to claw machines. (They are legal and regulated in the United Kingdom, for example).
Claims of being largely or entirely skill-based can expose the operator to accusation of unfair practices; thus some lawyers advise operators to not advertise the machines as being skill-based.[5]
As of November 1st 2010, all UK SWP machines must adhere to strict guidelines set down by BACTA (British Amusement & Catering Trade Association) & the gambling commission. These guidelines state that there must be no element of chance within the game that can affect the outcome. There are also limits set on the level of skill needed to play, for example there must be a minimum amount of time for a player to react to the game. This ensures that manufacturers & operators cannot be accused of setting physically impossible skill levels.
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^ abcdNamco Arcade - Game - Barber Cut Lite
- ^Barber Cut Lite: Simply Slicing Through the Competition
- ^See details of rigging at claw cranes, together with regulations in various jurisdictions.
- ^Barber Cut Lite Service Update Notice
- ^Bob Snyder. 'Skill Crane Operators Can Defend Against 'Unfair Practices' Lawsuits'.