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Quoted from ChrisHibler:I always appreciated and smiled when I saw an IPDB image contributed by Raphael. He contributed a lot of photos.
RIP pinballer.
That’s what I remember most. Looking up all the woodrails on ipdb and seeing his name as a contributor of most of the photos. Gorgeous games. I would have loved to visit.
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