Rapid Fire is a game mentioned in 2 episode(s).
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Rapid Fire (1982) consisted of 5,000 units built in April 1982 by Bally
Rapid Fire's gun assembly fired at approximately 14 balls per second, causing the gun tip to melt from friction
Rapid Fire was produced in six weeks instead of the normal one-year development timeframe
Rapid Fire failed commercially and Bally repurposed its cabinets for LE editions of Centaur II, 8-Ball Deluxe LE, and Mr. and Mrs. Pac-Man
1982 Bally pinball game whose leftover cabinets were repurposed for Eight Ball Deluxe Limited Edition and two other titles
Bally game; first to implement Nordman's innovation of placing score displays at bottom of backglass rather than top; created from leftover Rapid Fire cabinets
1982 Bally pinball machine; 5,000 units produced in April 1982; designed to compete with Williams' Hyperball; suffered from mechanical failures in gun assembly; leftover cabinets repurposed for subsequent Bally releases
Game where Ritchie designed the glass font artwork; Bally called it 'Project Xerox' internally when copying Ritchie's design work
Bally's competing version of Hyperball released in February; also commercially unsuccessful
Flipperless pinball game designed by Jim Patla in early 1980s; part of Patla's extensive design portfolio
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Bally cabinet designed by Nordman as competitor to Williams' Hyper Ball; hybrid pinball/video game with physical cannon; cabinets later repurposed for LE versions of other games.