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I'd love to find a Genco "Rocket". They also made "Mercury" and "South Pacific" with the same playfield layout.
Yup, I see lots of pins on TV shows and movies. I always amaze my wife when I can identify a game just by catching a glimpse of the side art, or a distant view of the backglass. Of course she doesn't know if I'm right or not, but she assumes that I know my pins!
Quoted from sckurk:We all know a guy in Atlanta that gets most of his dates through his pinball identification skills...
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Quoted from DCFAN:Thanks for spoiling the show for me. LOL...just kidding. I watch the episodes on DVR a week or two later.
Criminal Minds also had an episode about a month ago and they stumbled upon a child molester's apartment where he would lure children. They staged the apartment with two pinball machines. One was a Whirlwind with the art package modified on the side of the cabinet. I cannot remember the title of the other game . It might have been High Speed.
Yeah, only goes to show ya no EM guy would ever be portrayed as a child molester! Murderers? Yeah, maybe!
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