Stacker has been touted as being a successor to crane games. Stacker cabinets have large windows covering the top half of the cabinet on three sides. The large windows allow passersby to view the prizes which may in turn persuade them to play the game. Such techniques use high-value products that are either difficult to obtain due to cost, especially for young people, or are simply visually appealing. According to the merchandise manual, the recommended major prize value is approximately 200 times the price per play. The four prize rods on a Stacker cabinet are spread far apart and lit from the ceiling to add emphasis. Distribution In Europe, the primary distributor of Stacker is the Austrian company funworld AG, distributing in 14 European countries: Germany, Switzerland, France, Greece, Netherlands, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Slovenia, Sweden, Spain, Czech Republic, Hungary, United Kingdom and Cyprus. References External links LAI Games website Online version of the owner's manual Arcade video games Arcade-only video games Merchandisers 2004 video games Video games developed in the United States