Trophy Club Features
Starting in September 2007, Big Buck Hunter Pro game cabinets could be modified to be on the CoinUp Network. Being on the CoinUp Network allowed the games to offer a number of extra features, called 'Trophy Club Features'. There are a number of ways to tell if a game cabinet is connected to the CoinUp Network.
- Tournament Sign Large plexiglass sign above game cabinet is a good indicator that the game is on the CoinUp network.
- CoinUp Logo The CoinUp logo is the best indicator whether a game has been put on the CoinUp Network. The CoinUp logo appears in the lower left corner of the game screen during attract mode. In order for the logo to display, the game has been updated with the correct software, and the game has been registered to the CoinUp Network. If the CoinUp Logo is displayed in Grey & Red, then the game might be experiencing connection problems. If the CoinUp Logo appears in color, then the game is currently connecting with the CoinUp Network. Additionally, if the game is using a Cell Modem for connection, the number of bars that appear under the CoinUp Logo indicate the strength of the CoinUp connection.
Big Buck Hunter game cabinets that have been connected to the CoinUp Network offer several new kinds of gameplay to the player.
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