the game that hooked me on pinball. First seen in 1977 at Mays, a coffee shop in the storefronts in Arctic, Rhode Island (a part of West Warwick). That game was 2 games 25 cents, 84k for first replay, 3 balls per play. Had a defective credit unit that about 10% of the time would award 3 plays on a quarter or even 4.
This game has great sentimental value for me. The Jr. High School (some call middle school) I attended had two pinball machines and a juke box. One was a Williams machine and the other was the Bally Ro Go. I loved the horseshoe feature. Thank you very much for posting. Seeing this game in action brought back many found memories. I too loved the artwork.
My pleasure, what was the Williams game? Also, this isn't that hard a game to find, you could probably pick one up in the $400-600 range if you wanted to have your own...
the game that hooked me on pinball. First seen in 1977 at Mays, a coffee shop in the storefronts in Arctic, Rhode Island (a part of West Warwick). That game was 2 games 25 cents, 84k for first replay, 3 balls per play. Had a defective credit unit that about 10% of the time would award 3 plays on a quarter or even 4.
JBWiz 8 months ago
the game that hooked me on pinball. First seen in 1977 at Mays, a coffee shop in the storefronts in Arctic, Rhode Island (a part of West Warwick)
JBWiz 8 months ago
Cool machine. Plays a lot like my Old Chicago. Does look like she might be a bit steep. Is that the correct angle?
101Osprey101 11 months ago
Jet bumper switches need adjustment... playfield angle is too steep... adjust to 6.5 degrees for optimal action, score ,and enjoyment.
GREAT GAME!
tazztt1 1 year ago
This game has great sentimental value for me. The Jr. High School (some call middle school) I attended had two pinball machines and a juke box. One was a Williams machine and the other was the Bally Ro Go. I loved the horseshoe feature. Thank you very much for posting. Seeing this game in action brought back many found memories. I too loved the artwork.
nelson44092 2 years ago
My pleasure, what was the Williams game? Also, this isn't that hard a game to find, you could probably pick one up in the $400-600 range if you wanted to have your own...
Slamtiltproductions 2 years ago
Interesting video. Thanks for that!
Have you tried adjusting the pop bumper switches to make them a little more sensitive?. They appear to need a good solid hit to activate them.
rod7178 2 years ago
Yeah, that's probably a good idea. It's one of those things that you always mean to get around to, but never quite do. :)
Slamtiltproductions 2 years ago