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Blackwater 100 (1988)

"Bally puts you out in front with.BLACKWATER 100"

Blackwater 100


Blackwater 100 details

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Manufacturer

Bally Manufacturing Corporation (United States)

March 1st, 1988

3000 units.

Blackwater 100 on the IPSND.

Main details

4 player game

alphanumeric display

custom shape cabinet

manual

Yes

No

No

No


Popularity and ranking

1991

6

This machine has been rated by 6 users and currently ranks #179 (not in Top 100)

6.448

Playfield details

3

5

3

0

0

0

0

5

No

No

No



Backbox & Videomode

Backbox top is made of orange plexiglass, instead of wood with some flashers underneath. Occasionally these will light up creating a cool effect on the ceiling!

This machine has no dot matrix display thus it has no videmode.

Noteworthy features

  • Spectacular downhill ramp that feeds the ball down the playfield, then up again and finally BEHIND and ABOVE the main flippers where some targets and a skill shot can be made ("Fast Line") with yet another flipper!

Trivia

The last game introduced by Bally before they were taken over by WMS Industries Inc. The original gamerom is set to start with multiball for EACH ball in play. This means you have to launch three balls behind the start gate, then countdown starts and the three are released. Mostly you lose two of them within a minute allowing for regular play with the last one. Another version of the rom was made that allows for the more conventional non-multiball start.



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