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Quoted from whthrs166:What about the other Pinball Circus? One is at the Hall of Fame did the other one surface?
Owned by Neil Nicastro. The one that went to Germany disappeared.
I don't think we'll ever know how many Capcom Big Bang Bars or Kingpins exist. I've heard too many different numbers from those involved. Best I've found is 9 BBB's and 8 KP's. Including one of each lost in a fire.
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Quoted from PinMonk:"Really" there's software out there that's more complete than the official release,
Keefer posted in the past. A tournament thing or something, not much to it. It's here on Pinside. Nothing earth shattering or special.
Quoted from Guidotorpedo:I too have seen a third variant of Addams.
Every Addams after it broke the record for games built got the gold cabinet. Which is what you saw. These were before the Addams gold.
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Quoted from aeneas:I've heard (only rumors) it's owned by Martin Wiest ?
Neil Nicastro has it.
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Quoted from hool10:I'd rather not say where this was recorded
Even has the Capcom Kingpin key chain.
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Quoted from LookItsOps:The other Kabuki is located in Minnesota. The owner has it up for sale. $14k. o.o
That is the real one. The other one was made up and not as complete.
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Quoted from erak:So unless it was the same one that is in Vegas.
The one in Vegas was on test in Chicago for longer than any other pin. Then went into storage until 2005 Expo. That one never made it into Canada.
One supposedly went to Germany and disappeared, and one is owned by Neil Nicastro.
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Quoted from erak:I wonder if the Germany one was in Canada first, for a short time?
No. Went from Williams right to the biggest European distributor in Germany.
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Quoted from erak:Hmm? I wonder how me and a couple of friends remember playing it back in the day?
I hate to suggest it, but your memories might not be right.
When there are gaps, the human mind fills in the gaps. Look at how many time people here post looking for their favorite game from way back when, realize it was something completely different.
It will always come down to provenance. Photos or articles in newspaper or magazine from there and then. And a game like Pinball Circus would have had pictures taken by someone.
Williams only tested one game, on the street, in Chicago. Their people and records showed that.
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Quoted from ForceFlow:I'm guessing it was either a gumball game of some sort or a redemption game
Maybe - https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=515
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Quoted from ForceFlow:I'm guessing it was either a rube goldberg style gumball game of some sort
Like one of these maybe ?
ebay.com link: Wacky Bubble gumball factory Cool gum ball machine wowie zowie
They come in all kinds of styles and themes.
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