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It was definitely a "joust" style game. I was sitting in the second row and Andrew had a picture of the game itself on the screen for a brief moment. It had a Bacardi "billboard" in the middle. I did not notice if it had flipper bats or buttons.
As you can see in the photos, it was much thinner than a traditional pinball machine. 140 are going to the US.
Quoted from KerryD:Based on the pic behind the panel, it looks like a normal pin to me, but that could just be a promo pic for décor.
That was just part of the decor at EXPO.
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