Bally's RoGo pinball machine

Bally RoGo electromechanical pinball machine in action!

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• Bally
• RoGo
• Ro-Go
• pinball
• machine
• flipper
• electromechanical
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• Dave
• Christiansen

[nelson44092]

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.

[Slamtiltproductions]

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...

[rod7178]

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.

[Slamtiltproductions]

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. :)

[JBWiz]

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]

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)

[101Osprey101]

Cool machine. Plays a lot like my Old Chicago. Does look like she might be a bit steep. Is that the correct angle?

[tazztt1]

Jet bumper switches need adjustment... playfield angle is too steep... adjust to 6.5 degrees for optimal action, score ,and enjoyment.

GREAT GAME!