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Quoted from Isochronic_Frost:I’m interested in pretty much all of the Mr Game, Zaccaria, Playmatic, and other foreign games.
Status of those?
Specifically:
Atleta - Inder, 1991
Bike Race - Sleic, 1992
Sleic Pin-Ball - Sleic, 1994
Combat - Zacarria, 1977
Circus - Zacarria, 1977
Devil Riders - Zacarria, 1984
Farfalla - Zacarria, 1983
Fire Mountain - Zacarria, 1980
Hot Wheels - Zacarria, 1979
Locomotion - Zacarria, 1981
Magic Castle - Zacarria,1984
Pinball Champ '82 - Zacarria, 1982
Pool Champion - Zacarria, 1985
Star Gold - Zacarria, 1980
Time Machine - Zacarria, 1983
Zankor - Zacarria, 1986
Butterfly - Sega-Sonic, 1977
Star Wars - Sega-Sonic, 1987
Dragon - Interflip, 1977
Fairy - Playmatic, 1975
New World - Playmatic, 1976
Speakeasy Playmatic, 1977
Fireball II - Bell Games, 1981
Space Hawk - Bell Games, 1986
Super Bowl - Bell Games, 1984
Tiger Rag - Bell Games, 1984
U-Boat 65 - Bell Games, 1988
Jolly Park - Spinball, 1995
Verne's World - Spinball, 1996
Little Pro - Bromley, 1990
Not foreign but interested:
Al's Garage Band goes on a World Tour - Alvin G. & Co
Mystery Castle - Alvin G. & Co,1993
Punchy the Clown - Alvin G. & Co, 1993
Pistol Poker - Alvin G. & Co, 1993
Agents 777 - Game Plan,1984
Andromeda - Game Plan, 1985
Attila the Hun - Game Plan, 1984
Cyclopes - Game Plan, 1985
Sharp Shooter - Game Plan, 1979
Sharp Shooter II - Game Plan, 1983
Sea Hunt - Allied Leisure, 1972
Spooksville - Allied Leisure, 1973
Sexy Girl - Rancho, 1980
Hot Fire Birds - Nsm, 1985
Quoted from PinBallPeteFromSD:They are imports that run on 220v. We bought power converters for them and they both come on and boot to attract mode. We could not get games to start because they are in Italian? I believe. Heck for all we know it could have been saying please insert pinballs or si prega di inserire flipper . They never much made it past that stage of testing. Soon after they came in covid hit and tech days got cancelled.
They both are in excellent shape, with from what I recall no real noticeable blemishes.
Only just found this thread... don't know if you're still interested in any info, can be a bit hard to try to remember each and every game as there were a hell of a lot there!
I worked on most of those unusual games when I came across from Australia because I found them the most interesting. As mentioned earlier that section never got the love it deserved.
Most of those unusual games I'd just do a very quick job on them to try to get them into a playable condition, nothing fancy, if a 10 minute job couldnt get it going then move onto the next and maybe revisit during the expo if not busy.
As the game was mentioned earlier, and I have a picture of it, when I was there I had Vernes World playable - no GI and flippers needed work - but it was still fun to play so i left it at that and moved onto working on a different game.
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