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Designed by Ed Cebula with art by and art by Larry M. Blazek and Tom Schmelzer.
As seen at Past Times Arcade in Girard, Ohio.
1985 GamePlan Captain Hook pinball machine.
Only 450 units were produced because this was one of GamePlan’s final games. The company’s last project was a prototype for an unobtainable game called Loch Ness Monster.
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#captainhook #peterpan #pinball #arcade #1980s
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1963 Gottlieb Square Head single-player electromechanical pinball machine.
975 units produced. Designed by Wayne Neyens with art by Roy Parker.
As seen at the Ann Arbor Pinball Museum aka VFW in Brighton, Michigan.
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#pinball #arcade #1960s #electromechanical #squarehead
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1980 Geiger-Automatenbau Wild Schütz pinball machine, a product of Germany 🇩🇪.
Only 200 units of this conversion kit for Bally’s 1978 game Strikes and Spares were produced. Art by Michele Martinelli.
As seen at Past Times Arcade in Girard, Ohio.
#pinball #arcade #madeingermany #1980s #hubertusjagd
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Stern doesn’t release production numbers, but based on estimates that I have seen online it appears as though it made between 5,000 and 7,000 LOTRs.
As seen at the Game Terminal Arcade in Nashville, Tennessee.
2003 Stern Pinball Lord of the Rings pinball machine.
Designed by George Gomez with art by Art Jerry Vanderstelt, Kevin O'Connor and Margaret Hudson, music by Chris Granner and code by Keith Johnson and Dwight Sullivan.
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#lordoftherings #fellowshipofthering #pinball #arcade #JRRTolkien
Designed by Harry Williams with art by George Molentin.
As seen at Past Times Arcade in Girard, Ohio.
A mint, very rare 1952 Williams Horsefeathers 🐎 head-to-head electromechanical pinball machine.
An unknown number were produced. I’ve only ever seen one go up for sale. It was completely trashed and it went for HUGE money.
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#pinball #arcade #1950s #antique #horseracing
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As seen at Yestercades in Red Bank, NJ.
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1997 SEGA Pinball X-Files pinball machine.
An estimated 1,500 units were produced. Designed by Rob Hurtado with art by Morgan Weistling and Marc Raneses and code by Lonnie D. Ropp and Orin Day.
#xfiles #iwanttobelieve #sega #pinball #arcade #1990s
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1966 Williams Big Strike single-player electromechanical pinball machine.
3,600 units produced. Designed by Steve Kordek.
As seen at the Ann Arbor Pinball Museum aka VFW in Brighton, Michigan.
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#pinball #arcade #1960s #electromechanical #antiques
Pokémon Pinball is now on location! Plus, the first gameplay video & More...
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#Pinball #arcade #pokemon
I’ve been to the one in Pittsburgh before, but I’ve never been to this location. It looks equally awesome!
My wife and my good good friend Jaime is on a trip to Charlotte and she was cool enough to grab a bunch of pictures of the Pins Mechanical arcade bar location there for us.
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#Pinball #arcade #arcadebar #charlottenc #pinsmechanical #1980s #tetroarcade
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An unknown number of this game were produced, but only one or two working examples are known to still exist today. Only three machines have ever gone up for sale on Pinside.
As seen at Past Times Arcade in Girard, Ohio.
An extremely rare 1987 Technoplay Scramble 🏍️ pinball machine, a product of Italy 🇮🇹 .
Technoplay is essentially what the famous Italian pinball manufacturer became after filing for bankruptcy.
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#Pinball #arcade #MadeInItaly #1980s #TechnoPlay
Today's Update:
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#Pinball #arcade #DungeonCrawlerCarl
Supposedly, Ikegami Tsushinki used Donkey Kong and Zaxxon code (which the Company had already created for SEGA) to create Congo Bongo.
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The game was at least partially coded by a company named Ikegami Tsushinki, which interestingly was originally commissioned by Nintendo to do programming for Donkey Kong. After a legal dispute between them and Nintendo, they created Kongo Bongo for SEGA.