Big Buck Hunter Reloaded Panorama Arcade Machine | Australia

Description
Big Buck Hunter Reloaded Panorama — What’s Actually in the Box
This is the Big Buck Hunter Reloaded Panorama cabinet, Online model — the fullest version of Big Buck Hunter’s 20th-anniversary release, built for players who want the complete arcade experience rather than a stripped-down home unit. One thing to sort out before anything else: the monitor isn’t included. You’ll need your own 42″ to 60″ HD TV with an HDMI input to run it, so factor that into your setup before you order.
Once you’ve got a screen sorted, the game itself is genuinely the most content-loaded entry in the Big Buck Hunter series. You’re getting 12 huntable animal adventures — including the newer Mountain Goat hunt alongside the returning favourites — plus 36 bonus games, a full set of story-driven campaigns, and the new Bow Hunting weapon that’s never appeared in an earlier Big Buck release.
Treks and Campaigns Included
- Terminator Salvation: Delta Mission
- The Walking Dead
- In Case of Monsters: Lost Island
- Duck Dynasty
- In Case of Zombies: Doe of the Dead
- 12 Huntable Animal Adventures, including the new Mountain Goat
- 36 Bonus Games and Hunting Adventures
Why the Online Model
Because this is the Online configuration, it connects to Big Buck Hunter’s servers rather than running as a closed, offline cabinet. That unlocks real-time head-to-head competition, Mini and Mega tournaments, a location finder, social features through Facebook and Twitter, and support for major credit/debit card play alongside coin operation. Connectivity runs through the included Verizon wireless modem, a Wi-Fi adapter, or Ethernet — whichever suits where you’re placing it.
Running it at home costs $39.99 per month for online play; if you’re operating it commercially as a coin machine, it’s charged per play instead. Either way, it ships with a powerful Dell PC backed by a one-year warranty, and an ergonomically improved Big Buck HD gun that can be set to green or orange depending on how you want it configured.
Delivery: What to Expect
Worth knowing upfront: delivery for the Big Buck Hunter Reloaded Panorama is curbside only. Inside delivery isn’t available for this model, so you’ll need a plan for getting the cabinet from the kerb into your venue or games room — a couple of extra hands, a trolley, or booking your own inside-delivery service if you need one.
Buying Big Buck Hunter Reloaded Panorama in Australia
Every unit is checked before it ships, and comes with the manufacturer’s one-year PC warranty on top of our own cover. If you’re deciding between running it as a home unit or a commercial coin machine, it’s worth talking through the online fee structure first, since that changes month-to-month running costs more than anything else about the machine.
Get in Touch
📍 29 Smith St, Darwin City NT 0800, Australia
FAQs
Does Big Buck Hunter Reloaded Panorama come with a screen?
No — the monitor isn’t included. You’ll need to supply your own 42″ to 60″ HD TV with an HDMI input.
How many animals can you hunt in this version?
12 huntable animal adventures, including the newer Mountain Goat hunt alongside returning favourites like the classic Big Buck lineup.
What does the online subscription cost?
Home online play is $39.99 per month. If you’re running it commercially as a coin-operated machine, it’s charged per play instead of a flat monthly fee.
Do I need an internet connection for this model?
Yes — this is the Online model, connected via the included Verizon wireless modem, a Wi-Fi adapter, or Ethernet, and it’s built around online features like tournaments and head-to-head play.
How is it delivered?
Curbside only. Inside delivery isn’t available for the Panorama model, so plan for moving it from the kerb into your space yourself.
What comes with the machine?
A Dell PC (one-year warranty), an ergonomically improved Big Buck HD gun configurable to green or orange, and the full set of included campaigns and bonus games — everything except the monitor.
Can I use it at home instead of commercially?
Yes — the Online model works for both, with home play billed at a flat monthly rate rather than per-play, though you’ll still need your own TV and to handle curbside delivery into your space.
