Asteroid Annie and the Aliens
Gottlieb, 1980
Big Foot
Bally, 1976
Global Warfare
Game Plan, 1981
Joker
Bally, 1969
Q*Bert's Quest
Gottlieb, 1983
Wrecking Ball
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Here's a pair of Centaur "alternate" plastics which I believe are meant to be mounted in place of the inlane gates, evidently making the game more difficult (no saves from the outlanes). They both have official Bally parts numbers printed on them, but I've never seen another pair, or even mention of them, anywhere else. If anyone can shine some light on these, I'd love to know the story behind them.
Quoted from pinwiztom:Not mine but rare none the less
https://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=6936&picno=82224[quoted image]
Whoa......that is way too cool. Looks almost like a video game cabinet in design, like the Sega Star Trek or Atari Star Wars environmental cabs. I wonder if this was created in response to the imminent growth and competition of video games at the time.
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