Okashi Daisakusen

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Advertisement for Okashi Daisakusen from the Amusement Machines catalogue

Okashi Daisakusen (おかし大作戦, lit. Great Cake Operation^?) is an elemecha developed by Namco in 1981, and was released under the name Sweet Licks in North America and Choco-Kid in Europe.

Gameplay

The player uses a red foam mallet to whack the Pyokotan (ピョコタン, Pyokotan^?) that emerge from the cabinet under a time limit. The game ends once the timer reaches zero.

External links

• Okashi Daisakusen at Bandai Namco Ayumi Archives (Wayback Machine)

Trivia

• Okashi Daisakusen's main music track was later repurposed as Pac & Pal's high score theme.
• Okashi Daisakusen appears in Namco Museum Vol. 1 through the Amusement Machines catalogue found in the Lounge. In international releases, the elemecha is referred to using its European name, Choco-Kid, including in the North American release.

Gallery

Japanese Okashi Daisakusen machine (from the Ayumi Archives)

Close up of Japanese Okashi Daisakusen machine with top cover removed (from the Ayumi Archives)

Flyers & Other Promotional Material

Front cover of North American arcade flyer for Sweet Licks

Top interior page of the North American flyer for Sweet Licks

Bottom interior page of the North American flyer for Sweet Licks

North American flyer for Sweet Licks