Phoenix is a city in Arizona that serves as a growing hub for the pinball community, hosting multiple arcades and tournaments. It is home to notable venues including Danger Zone Arcade and Tilt Studio, as well as a Bells and Chimes chapter. The city has established itself as an active location for pinball entertainment and community events.
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Phoenix sold 6,198 units in August 1978
1978-1979 Williams pinball machine; owned by Bob in Connecticut; received day-spa restoration work from Dave
1978 game; Oursler's first design as a designer; marked start of his design career at Williams
Williams solid-state pinball; mentioned as game receiving WPC-era flipper assembly upgrades recommended by Dave.
Primary geographic focus for Arcade Pickers series
Location of Ralph's garage; subject to extreme summer heat (140°F) that impacts restoration work scheduling
Barry Oursler's first pinball game, designed for Williams in 1978.
Barry's first game at Williams, released 1978
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Barry Oursler's first pinball design; referenced as tribute element in Barry O's Barbecue Challenge
First Barry Oursler design; referenced through 'iron Phoenix' visual element in backglass and grill targets positioning in bumper area
Barry Osler's first design (August 1978); 6,198 units sold; featured center drop bank and tunnel shot
Oursler's first pinball machine (1978); solid-state Williams game; over 6,000 units produced
Barry's first game design (1978); sold 6,000+ units; featured innovative drop target mechanics
Location of Danger Zone Arcade and Bells and Chimes Phoenix chapter
Location of Tilt Studio; described as having growing pinball community with multiple tournaments and arcades