1954 Genco Two Player Basketball

Outstanding Restoration
by Bill Heatherly, Arcade Artifacts, Pa.


See link below for 2017 Resto

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Genco 2 Player Basketball Game Play: Each player alternates shots, as balls are automatically fed to the players from the center ball tube. If player is not turned to collect the ball from the loading tube, the shot dribbles by and is lost. Green player (home) shoots at the green baskets, while the red player (visitor) shoots for the red baskets. Points for the lower baskets change value from two, four, six or eight points (backglass lights indicate basket's value). If the home player scores in a visitor's basket, points go to the visitor's score! The upper baskets are worth 10 points, but only when randomly lit (if not lit, they score no points). When upper baskets are lit, a buzzer energizes in addition to the backglass lights. When the lower basket scores, a bell rings (does not ring for the upper baskets!) Game can be played as one or two players. In a one player game, the visitor team is spotted 30, 40, 50 or 60 points at game start, and again if the home player hits the visitor's basket, visitor points are scored. If the game is the "Super" version, in one player mode beating the visitor's score may earn a free game (not sure about that). Each player gets 12 shots, with no option for additional shots (game time is set at about one minute for a one player game, two minutes for a two player game).