Alien Poker
Williams, 1980
Asteroid Annie and the Aliens
Gottlieb, 1980
Motor Show
Mr Game, 1989
Ripley's Believe It or Not!
Stern, 2004
Strange World
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Quoted from ForceFlow:Well, it looks like there are a few games with 12 flippers:
http://www.ipdb.org/search.pl?ft=flippers%3F.%3F%5B%28%5D12%5B%29%5D+&sortby=name&searchtype=advanced
Nothing I've really heard of, though.
Electric hockey!! Looks fun
Quoted from Buzz:A lot of EM's had so many different layouts with flippers and bumpers. Very different from today's layouts.
Loop, ramp, bashtoy/springy toy, ramp loop. Plus maybe another half ass scoop on right side.
Way different from what people made back in the day.
Quoted from mbaumle:You could have a wall of EM pinball machines, and they would have more design diversity than a whole room full of modern pinball machines. EMs are a far too overlooked treasure these days.
Ya. I have 2 Stern's, although very different layouts, and I've been looking for an em.
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