Is there a list out there of all the wedge heads Gottlieb produced?
edit: figured out how to pull the list. Flipper -> T.K.O.
Thanks!
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Quoted from ForceFlow:Are you familiar with IPDB.org?
yes but I couldn't figure out how to advance my search enough to just get wedgeheads.
Go to Pinrepair.com
Clay has compiled a complete list of every game made by every manufacturer in chrono order with descritions and pics. scroll down and start with Gottlieb Pinball Evolution, then do Williams (reverse wedgeheads). Nearly every game ever made has pictures and descriptions with its own link to click on
To clarify - since they are in chronological order by release date, and he has comments of when a feature started or ended ("end of woodrail era", "start of wedgehead" which is late 1960, etc) its easy to find what you are looking for and then you can see the game and features. Helps to decide what to buy or add to wish-list.
Would you wish to include the export games as well?
I don't think Clay's list is all inclusive.
You could do a year by year search on IPDB and look at only single player games. Keep in mind that "Hearts and Spades" and "Spin a Card" are technically not wedgeheads, although they are both single player games produced squarely (npi) during the wedgehead era. I believe there are just around 100 different wedgehead titles.
Also, keep in mind that some titles listed on IPDB were never produced.
thanks everyone for the tips. I edited the original post and was able to tease out the list I needed from IPDB for Gottlieb. I know other companies used the same or similar cab styles at the time (maybe just midway?).
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