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How to become the next Grand Champion

By Martijn

15 years ago


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    Post #1 Links to articles about pinball skills. Posted by Martijn (15 years ago)

    Post #7 Links to videos of pinball skills. Posted by jonnyo (14 years ago)

    Post #8 Even more links to video & articles of pinball skills. Posted by jonnyo (12 years ago)


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    #1 15 years ago

    Ok, let's be honest here. You won't become a Grand Champion just by reading about pinball. You need to play the game to master it, baby! But where to begin, what skills are there to master? With this Pinside.com can help out! Or Pinside.com..? Why reinvent the wheel if it's already there? There are already some excellent guides on mastering pinball available on the web. Just take a look at the information provided in the links below and you should be on your way to becoming a great player:

    http://www.pinballnews.com/learn/skills/index.html
    http://www.pinballnews.com/learn/skills/index2.html
    http://www.ipdb.org/playing/skills.html

    Disagree with what you read in these links? Do you know of some skills yourself you like to tell us about? Or maybe you know of a link to an even better guide? Don't hesitate, but share it here!

    #3 15 years ago

    Yep, this one is harder to pull off, but very rewarding when you manage to do so. Just don't forget that on some machines it's easier to pull of then on others. So be careful when using it during tournaments on machines you haven't played on beforehand. The post pass looks really cool when executed rightly, but plain stupid if you drain the ball because of it. So it will make you look like a wizard, or like a fool .

    And don't forget the bounce and the shot pass. They won't require your fingers to bleed as they are much more easy to pull of, but using them made my game lots better!

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