Shoot the flashing shot.

Try to keep the ball alive.

When you get multiball, try to hit jackpots.

That's all I got.

It's been a few years since I had this, but I believe you have to complete target banks first to get the locks ready, but after, more or less lock, then cash under the ramp (or does it go up?) for the jackpot.

I recall it was uber simple in rules, but I still enjoyed the game as a whole.

Completing the road standups on the left and the kings standups on the right light a lock. You can also spot a letter in roadkings by making the right ramp ( i forget if the center ramp does too). Lock both balls to start multiball. During multiball, shoot for the locks. There are three locks available. Making the right ramp, a saucer at the top left and a saucer to the right of the center ramp entrance. After first ball is locked, timer counts down and try to lock second ball before it times out for jackpot. I believe this is accurate.

I think your safe on this one. I know what he is picking but I better no say.

Come on man that is one simple game.

Spend an hour in it you'll know how to play it.

You'll never win in league play without practice anyway you can't read a couple notes and expect to be prepared.

As already stated, multiball is similar to Mousin Around -- standup letter targets to qualify locks, etc.

I think the bottom part of this card re: multiball and 2x scoring is all you really need to know. Because... double scoring.
http://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=1970&picno=34176

I've only played it a small bit, but it was also at a tournament anyhow.

My "insight" is the best you'll get this thread - practice.

I play in a league on one of the best teams, and the fact of the matter is there is absolutely no substitute for practice. Reading up on rule sheets or getting advice simply doesn't cut it.

If you show up the day of a match and play the game 5 times, and are matched up with a player anywhere near your skill level who actually knows the game, you are gonna lose.