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What is your favorite MAGNET action in a pinball machine? Vote here!

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5 years ago


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    #21 5 years ago

    Goldeneye.

    1. The magnet between the flippers to save the ball and throw it back into the game. Ball heads straight down the middle and bam, stops on a dime between the flippers and is sent back up the playfield. Incredible that it was never done before and not again until Spooky Alice Cooper.
    2. Ramp pops up out of the playfield and you only have a few seconds to launch the ball to hit an oscillating satellite dish before it's snared by a magnet. Now do it again to knock the ball off and get to multiball.

    Magnets under the playfield adjusting shots are cool but they have been done so many times, Goldeneye is truly unique.

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