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  1. S.A.M. Boot Flash Update (V1.02)

    sam1_flashb_0102.zip

    143 downloads

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  2. Rush (1.0)

    rush_10.zip

    206 downloads

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  3. Robocop (3.0)

    robo_a30.zip

    244 downloads

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  4. Punchy The Clown (R03)

    punchy3.zip

    243 downloads

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  5. Pistol Poker (R01)

    pstlpkr1.zip

    255 downloads

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  6. No Good Gofers (1.2)

    ngg_12.zip

    295 downloads

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  7. Laser War (8.1)

    lwar_a81.zip

    229 downloads

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  8. Kiss (Prototype v.2)

    kissp2.zip

    275 downloads

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  9. King Kong (1.0)

    kiko_a10.zip

    1563 downloads

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  10. Io Moon

    iomoon.zip

    127 downloads

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  11. HyperBall (L-2)

    hypbl_l2.zip

    136 downloads

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  12. Godzilla (1.00)

    godz_100.zip

    472 downloads

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  13. Fire! (L-2)

    fire_l2.zip

    250 downloads

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  14. Funhouse (L-2)

    fh_l2.zip

    642 downloads

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  15. Cyclone (L-1)

    cycln_l1.zip

    280 downloads

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  16. Breakshot (1.2)

    bsv102.zip

    230 downloads

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  17. BMX (Bally 1982)

    BMX / IPD No. 335 / November, 1982 / 4 Players
    Manufacturer: Bally Manufacturing Corporation (1931-1983) [Trade Name: Bally]
    Model Number: 1276
    MPU: Bally MPU AS-2518-35
    Type: Solid State Electronic (SS)
    Production: 406 units (confirmed)
    Theme: Sports - Bicycling
     
    Notable Features:
    Flippers (4), Slingshots (2), 6-bank drop targets (1), 4-bank drop targets (1), Standup targets (8), Kick-out hole (1).Cabinet has extra flipper buttons to change outlanes into inlanes. Split-Level Playfield. Magnet under the upperplayfield. No pop bumpers.
     
    Design by: Ward Pemberton
    Art by: Greg Freres
     
    Notes:
    The playfield layout was used again on Bally Midway's 1987 'Hardbody' but without the magnet on the upper playfield.

    620 downloads

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  18. Black Belt (Zaccaria)

    bbeltzac.zip

    125 downloads

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  19. Black Belt (Zaccaria, Free Play)

    bbeltzfp.zip

    124 downloads

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  20. Batman Forever (Sega 1995) - batmanf

    Batman Forever / IPD No. 3593 / July, 1995 / 6 Players
    Manufacturer: Sega Pinball, Incorporated, of Chicago, Illinois, USA (1994-1999) [Trade Name: Sega]
    Model Number: 38
    Common Abbreviations: BF
    MPU: DataEast/Sega Version 3b
    Type: Solid State Electronic (SS)
    Production: 2,500 units (approximate)
    Theme: Celebrities - Fictional - Licensed Theme
    Specialty: Widebody
    Notable Features: Flippers(3), Ramps(3), Multiball, Automatic Plunger, Batwing Ball Cannon. Pistol Grip ball shooter.
     
    Dot Matrix Display, at 192x64 pixels, is larger than standard, and is powered by a 68000 CPU.
     
    Toys: Batwing Ball Cannon, Bat Cave Ball Lock Area
    Design by: Paul Leslie, Joe Kaminkow
    Art by: Morgan Weistling, Mark Raneses, Jeff Busch
    Dots/Animation by: Kurt Andersen, Jack Liddon
    Music by: Brian Schmidt
    Sound by: Brian Schmidt
    Software by: Brian Rudolph, John Carpenter
     
    Notes:
     
    Features several electric-green wireform ramps with the BatCave escape ramp extending down behind the flippersand over the playfield apron, releasing balls "up" the playfield during multiball. BatWing cannon rotates & aims across the playfield and fires ball with pistol grip on front of machine. Features genuine speech clips from the movie.

    3881 downloads

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  21. Apollo 13 (Sega 1995)

    Apollo 13 / IPD No. 3592 / October, 1995 / 6 Players
    Manufacturer: Sega Pinball, Incorporated, of Chicago, Illinois, USA (1994-1999) [Trade Name: Sega]
    Model Number: 44
    Common Abbreviations: A13
    MPU: Sega/Stern Whitestar
    Type: Solid State Electronic (SS)
    Theme: Disaster - Space
    Notable Features: Multiball, 13 balls at once - the largest multiball of any pinball machine! Pop-up post between flippers prevents balldrains for the first 30 seconds of the multiball.
     
    Pop bumpers (3), Slingshots (2), Flippers (2), Ramp (1), Lanes (2), Spinner (1), Kickout Holes (2), Spot Targets (9), Orbit (1). Rotating moon grabs balls via an electromagnet and carries the ball up to the playfield glass and down into a hole where it is dropped beneath the playfield. Shaker motor inside cabinet for earthquake-like effects. Trough at top left of playfield hold eight balls.
     
    Toys: Moving rocket to shoot pinballs into. Balls are then either held or dropped below the playfield.
    Design by: Joe Kaminkow, Joe Balcer
    Art by: Mark Raneses, Jeff Busch
    Dots/Animation by: Jack Liddon, Kurt Andersen
    Mechanics by: Joe Balcer, John Borg, Rob Hurtado
    Music by: Brian Schmidt
    Sound by: Brian Schmidt
    Software by: Lonnie D. Ropp, Orin Day
    Notes: Game requires the more expensive non-magnetizable balls to function properly.
     
    Per Orin Day, a 128x32 DMD was used for Apollo 13 and subsequent games. Previous games used 192x64 displays.
     
    Marketing Slogans:
    "Sega Pinball, the Revolution Has Begun."
    "I Believe this will be Our Finest Hour."
    "`Apollo 13 the Pinball' is on the Launch Pad with All Systems Go!"
    "Reliability.We Are Go!"
    "Launch Control, this is Sega Pinball.Apollo 13 is Go For Launch!"
    "Earnings.We're Go!"
    "Quality Control.Go Flight!"
    "The First Game in the Universe with 13 Ball Multiball!"

    2756 downloads

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  22. Ali (Free Play)

    alifp.zip

    172 downloads

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