Medieval Madness
Williams, 1997
Twilight Zone
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For TZ it can depend upon the machine. On the one that I play, you can let the ball eject from the slot machine, bounce off the right flipper onto the left flipper, which sets you up pretty nicely. But that may not behave correctly on the machine you play (it depends upon how strong the slot machine eject is).
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