The Mini Arcade Tabletop version of Zaxxon is an electronic game produced by Coleco under license from Sega, released in 1983 and based on the 1982 Arcade game Zaxxon. It is based on vacuum fluorescent displays (VFDs), a display device once commonly used on consumer electronics, which offers a scaled-down version than the original arcade game but affordable.

Coleco released several tabletops like this during the early 1980s, but this version of Zaxxon does not appear to have seen a widespread release outside of North America, although a similar version using VFD technology named "FL Zaxxon" was released in Japan. The game offers the player the experience of flying a fighter aircraft through a fortress while shooting at enemy entities (missiles, enemy gunfire, etc.). The object of the game is to hit as many targets as possible without being shot down.

At the time of its release, Zaxxon was unique in that it was the first game to use axonometric projection: this effect simulated three dimensions from a third-person point of view. In 1982, Coleco released a series of 4 Mini Arcade Tabletop games, a series of licensed arcade titles that led to more than 3 million units sold in the first year, leading to the subsequent release of three additional units for a total of seven titles: Galaxian, Pac-man, Donkey Kong, Frogger, Ms Pac-man, Zaxxon and Donkey Kong Junior.

FEATURES:
•   Two overlapping displays for vivid 3D multi-color effects
•   Arcade style control stick and dual fire buttons
•   Save the best score
•   Demo mode for display how to play
•   Two skill levels, game challenge also automatically increases as you play
•   Pretty good conditions and perfect working order
•   Missing battery door
•   Requires x4 1,5V type C batteries

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