Slick Chick is a game mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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Slick Chick came out in 1963
1963 Gottlieb EM wedgehead machine with letter-spelling gameplay mechanic across playfield
Classic EM table known for having nine pop bumpers, cited as among the highest on any pinball table
Vintage pinball machine used in filming at California Extreme
Classic pinball game that Jon Norris had never played initially; Sam Harvey and Russ Jensen helped him source a copy for his early collection.
Neyens' design from 1950s; often cited as iconic Gottlieb title; competing with Mermaid for most collectible status among wood rails.
Classic EM pinball with two flippers and gobble hole; appeared in tournament round 7
Classic pinball machine from late 1960s designed by Wayne Nions; named after a chicken restaurant; featured X-pattern pop bumper layout.
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Wayne Neyens pinball game, notable among historic collectors and wood rail enthusiasts