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I have owned this game since 1990 and still love playing it. The gameplay remains challenging even after all these years. I hope to acquire a Bally Wizard game in the near future to sit side by side.❤

It’s pretty common for 3 of the 5 balls to end up draining without ever touching a flipper on this lol, truly brutal

The sequel to this is Tomy's Astro shooter

I don’t remember this one. Lovely.

Where can I find this machine? I would love to play it.

I bought a few of these in various colours, all work fine on NBN after reconfiguring the bell circuit. Just gotta buy a Dialgizmo!

No noises

Almost 50 years ago, a local diner had this game. I used to drink milkshakes while playing. I utterly dominated this machine, racking up endless free games.

im struggling to get mine working

Not gonna lie, the game itself look boring. I couldn't see myself playing it more than 15 mins and moving on. But the machine with the crate is awesome.

what a skidder

I had ROYAL FLUSH in my bedroom when I was young. My uncle was a distributor and then went on to invent the remote controlled boats that were placed in amusement parks. 👍

I have this machine it's 20 cents a pull

Rachel McLish (Cancer) is one hot sexy muscle woman with beautifully attractive athletic muscular legs to die for. She knows how to dominate Planet Fitness even in her short shorts.

We have one of these exact one

This is the machine my grandparents had when i was growing up. This video brings back literally every single good memory of my childhood.

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I remember this machine well. If it was set to be rather difficult to tilt, it was possible to get a bunch of extra points by jostling the machine at the exact time the drain hole solenoid activated to send the ball to the plunger. The ball would roll back and rack up another round of bonus points.

is there a place here on youtube to review how to make such pinball machine work? thanks

Is it the rare one?

what a skidder

I have this exact same typewriter but have had trouble find the seriel number to be able to buy a new ribbon for it. Have you had any luck with that??

I was 18 this came out!

Lol freaking awesome! 20 000 points with this only bump 😂

Hi! I have a Letter Riter and the serial number is on the metal bracket that holds the main guts of the typewriter within the outer metal case. On the left, at the top, on the inside. I can actually see it when you are asking people about where it is. :) Hope that helps.

The colour is definitely Seventies. Was there an Avocado Green version? 😉

There were several Gottieb machines, artwork done by Gordon Morrison that are worthy of the same title. They knew how to get your quarters through those slots. I was kinda hope'n for some closeup views of the backglass and playfield.

It's odd that the test switch amd volume control have been moved to the door, in the place where the coin box guard would be to protect the chips when empting the coins. Also, the blue gel on the screen shouldn't be there, but has been put on there as the grey polarising thick sheet is missing. This also explains why your card bezel isn't sitting properly, as there is no polariser to rest on.. Yes, I know it's 9 years ago since this was posted, but there's so few of us with Atari cocktails in our houses we need to keep taking to each other!!

Man ! Tearing it up on the 1st ball. That kick out on the left drain is a life saver . Way to go !

Great machine with a terrific playfield design ! Thank you for sharing.

In 1979 I used to play this after school in the "Orbit" arcade in Hunter Street Newcastle, not knowing at the time it was made only 3km away. Looking back they wasted a lot of potential on the right hand side, they should have had the lower J target up the top of a lane *where the plastic covers). it was almost like they built it to a budget rather than a design, ie you can only have seven targets, no more, and no drop targets! you can have three bumpers, three saucers and two spinners, now go see what you can come up with.

The Defender video game was actually designed by a pinball game maker. So this pinball version of the game is to be expected.

Hi Rod, I’m having issues with my machine and am unable to find a manual online. I’ve emailed the email you provided before, if you could send me the pdf manual I would greatly appreciate it! :)

I really like this machine. Here we had Gordon Morrison's artwork combined with me as a young teenager.....wishing I could climb into that backglass with those young ladies. I'm probably not the only one who felt that way.

I just bought this pinball machine earlier this year. Let's just say, I paid nearly 8K for it and I feel pretty good about it. No newer pinball machine is as beautiful as this pin machine.

That machine was the favorite of mine back in the early 80s Does anyone know where I can buy one

خسرت الكثير من الاموال فيها هاهاها أيام جميلة لا يعرفها هذا الجيل

One of my favorites, used to get bonus games every time. I missed so many classes because of it ! Destroy Centaur .... Orbs feature, bonus feature, random feature, ...

NCC-1701-D Lives again!

Australian? If so, it was one of 262 "knock down kits" imported by LAI in Perth and assembled locally, it should have an LAI serial no plate on the rear of the backbox, cabinet was locally made in Perth. Interestingly yours does not have the mini post and rubber between the flippers, mine does and the one I played back in 1980-81 in Newcastle NSW did as well. I havent been able to determine who fitted the mini post on some Australian machine, I suspect it was the Newcastle manufacturer and distributor "Hankin"

I wish more pinball machines like this would come out of the factories today!

i grew up with the Genie, machine on your left, still miss playin that one

We had this exact machine when I was a kid!

Played it recently, it’s meh. Would’ve been a way better game if they just used normal measurements instead of a wide body. If everything was closer together it would’ve been a lot better.

Were was this video taken? 🤔

There’s one of these at Silverball in Asbury Park that has the signature of E Street band member Vini Lopez on the apron.

Crabtowne arcade Glen Burnie MD?

Hoping to install this on visual pinball here soon, it's one of my current favorite tables!

Ben?