The game is a really popular Japanese video game serie called Momotarō Dentetsu ( 桃太郎電鉄 ) which is based of the latest Switch releases ported as a medal game for Entertainment Centers. It has never been translated into English for any of their games since, until recently, it was focused on Japanese only towns. The new ones includes World's cities but still only available in Japanese, unfortunelately.
I kinda wish if you play the original one tho in which the Golden Railroad is based on. Also, I heard there's an upcoming new Fortune Trinity game, which is Jurassic themed!
I wish we had much more machines like this one down by our arcade, the Great Canadian Midway! 😮😊🧸💕 Looks like actual fun, and hopefully one that's not considered overly-expensive. lol Cheers! 😊
i hope one day i'll be able to fly to japan and play some of these games for myself, they're so much cooler than the ones here in north america i'm a huge nerd about these japanese machines, so if there's any stuff you're curious about i can gladly answer any questions you have :0
Some more infomation (if there's a mistake feel free to tell me):
While this game don't have any "Jackpots", it does have several different progressive large bonuses (or should I say, these big wins are not called "Jackpots") that you could win:
The first bonus is the one from the "Bonus Game" (10:30) if you managed to clear all of the six titles in the image puzzle. If you clear at least three of them, it will drop a "Bonbi" card on your playfield (the purple card with an image of a demon) - which is required in order to face the challenge I will mention below.
The rest are bonuses from the different "forms" of the demon - there are 6 of them in World. After you have a "Bonbi" card on the playfield, you will meet a character (which looks like an older lady with brown hair) - at this point, there are some purple "transformation" spaces on the map - landing on these will cause her to "transform" into one of his forms, which affects which challenge and bonus you will face later on. When that card falls out the playfield, you will face a "Bonbi Game" (basically similar to a typical Jackpot Chance) and if you clear the challenge you will win the bonus. Each of them have their own challenge (at 26:55 in the video you can actually see someone attempting one).
Honestly, this is the biggest issue with this medal game personally - the requirements to face and win any of these Bonbi bonuses are a little too complex. I hope this helps!