Classic pinball machine that Erika owns; features mermaid theme.

Vintage game Bruce is attempting to restore using replacement playfield arriving

Bally solid-state game owned by Dave, plays more frequently than Skateball in his collection

Haggis Pinball game; new to many players at TPF; heavily desired by festival attendees; some units available from distributors per Martin

Haggis Pinball first commercial release; omitted from 2024 Twippies ballot

American Pinball title with significant production delays; transparency on unit production numbers not disclosed

Vintage pinball game; Marty Robbins has created updated code (Fathom 2.0) with new rule framework and story

Haggis Pinball game; Kaneda speculates it's underpriced at $9,000 given manufacturing complexity vs. TNA's higher perceived value

Remanufactured classic game by Haggis; third/fourth unit built has drop target durability issues and reset arm mechanical problems

Classic pinball game; only game Jeff has been playing regularly for 6-12 months before returning to tournament play

Upcoming remaster; discussed as potentially classified as solid-state rather than modern game

Classic Bally game; reproduction version being released by Haggis at $9,000 LE; original machines $3,000-$3,500

Newer Gottlieb machine being reproduced by Canadian playfield builders using original silk-screen film.

Machine purchased by Scott from US1 flea market; he was early adopter before the game became highly sought after

Haggis Pinball title experiencing extended production delays and customer fulfillment uncertainty

Haggis remake of classic Williams title, subject of discussion regarding remake philosophy

Haggus announcement (Apr 2021); minimal shipments by Nov 2022

Haggis Pinball game; Mermaid Edition producing 250 units targeted for completion by end of 2022; production significantly behind schedule

First machine from Haggis Pinball; currently in storage rather than customer hands despite being built months after deposit

Classic 1981 Bally pinball with artwork by Greg Ferris; 3,500 units produced; deep sea/mermaid theme; designed by Ward Pemberton; original retail sells for $5,500-$6,000; Tommy Skinner's personal favorite classic game

Classic Bally game from early 1980s; subject of Haggis Pinball remake; Tommy owns restored version; hosts discuss pricing dynamics ($5,000-$6,000 base game + $7,000 restoration = ~$12,000-$13,000 total cost)

Classic pinball game, subject of critical podcast discussion; described as pretty but shallow by Ian from Poor Man's Pinball.

Bally pinball with excellent spinner mechanic (1,000 lit / 5,000 unlit); ranked among best Bally spinners; Dave owns and plays regularly

1981 Bally pinball machine with nautical/underwater theme; rare, limited production, highly collectible, Tommy's favorite classic Valley and personal centerpiece

Classic pinball game in Dave's collection; used as joke reference alongside Flash Gordon

Machine Ron purchased at Allentown; described as multi-year restoration project; parts collection underway

Haggis Pinball title; Mermaid Edition ~$9k-10k; secondary market pricing dropping; Kaneda cites as example of wait-and-see strategy vindication

Hagfish/Multimorphic game; ongoing delivery issues; production capacity unclear; customers reporting 14-16 week delays vs. promised 8 weeks

Haggis Pinball's primary product; available in Mermaid Edition (limited, promised exclusive gameplay) and Classic/Classic Plus editions; production delays and software differentiation controversy

Heighway/Spooky game; manufacturer appears to be shutting down, affecting secondary market confidence

Pinball machine; Dave acquired one for $7.50 at Allentown flea market, immediately received $2,000 offer but declined to restore; discussed in context of Fathom 2.0 remaster delays and historical pricing (bought for $250-600 20 years ago).

Classic Bally machine featured in free play area; praised for exceptional artwork quality and underwater theme presentation

Haggis Pinball machine; promised July 2021 shipment; still unfulfilled at recording time

Bally game designed by Greg Frears; his 'big claim to fame'

Pinball machine with reported sourcing/production delays; $750 example at Allentown; discussed in Slam Tilt podcast

Classic game used as quality benchmark; Dave indicates KISS doesn't reach this level

Williams pinball machine from the same era as 8-Ball Deluxe; features problematic linear flipper mechanisms

1981 Bally pinball machine; another classic from Bally's 1981 class; owned by Dave (purchased for $225)

Haggis Pinball game; remade classic; criticized as boring with unsatisfying shot design and poor replayability

Haggis Pinball's second game; promised completion by end of 2024, production still ongoing; pre-order deposits taken; central focus of customer complaints

Haggis Pinball title; experiencing slow trickling release; Chris predicts will fade from attention when Toy Story ships

Upcoming Haggis Pinball title; Kaneda expresses interest in seeing it in the wild

Remake of classic pinball title by Haggis/American Pinball, in extended production with missed deadlines

Haggis Pinball title; Mermaid edition required 8 days of factory fixes; only one unit shipped; example of production/quality issues

Haggis Pinball title; in pre-production limbo; 8-10 months past announced delivery date; central to Haggis viability questions

Classic game being remade by Haggis Pinball; next in production pipeline after Kelts shipment

Haggis Pinball's unreleased game; promised for multiple delivery windows in 2021; zero units shipped by Feb 1

American Pinball title with nine-month delay from promised July production; center of pre-order accountability criticism

Haggis Pinball's flagship title; announced over a year ago; promised to ship starting July 2023; no production units visible as of mid-April 2024; delayed and potentially problematic.

Haggis Pinball title in production; significant delays; rumored to debut playable machines at TPF; positioned as proof of manufacturing capability

Haggis Pinball title in delayed production; shipping expected May 2026

Haggis Pinball title; shipped with 15+ week delays despite 8-week promise; customers paid in full

Haggis Pinball remake/title with delayed shipments and customer communication issues

Haggis Pinball title; production criticized as slow; tour video questioned for authenticity

Haggis Pinball game; referenced as example of manufacturer failing to deliver promised product; community unclear on shipping numbers

Haggis Pinball remake of classic Williams game; significantly delayed, moving to production mid-March

Classic pinball game referenced as inspiration for Mad Max's death-lane in-lane design philosophy.

Haggis Pinball remake with manufacturing reportedly begun; delayed multiple times from July target; financial strain on manufacturer

Haggis Pinball game in stalled production; production announced 26 days before episode; multiple customer promises for delivery and refund terms unfulfilled

Haggis Pinball remake experiencing significant production delays, no photos or updates for 2+ months

Haggis Pinball remake of classic Williams game; subject of 9-month production delays; featured in controversial production video

Classic Williams game; remake project by Haggis Pinball; production delays referenced as evidence of attention shift when Toy Story launches

Haggis Pinball's second title; remake of 1981 classic; had not shipped units as of May 2021 media coverage analyzed in episode

Vintage pinball machine visible at Free Gold Watch; working with speech

Classic Bally game; Scorebit support has worked 'perfectly' for 4 years but experiences undiagnosed issues on at least one user's machine

Electromechanical pinball game at MPT3K; available in back area

Classic Williams pinball game; at David Brennan's; criticized for shallow gameplay despite aesthetic beauty

Haggis Pinball game; not shown at Pinball Expo; in production scaling phase

Haggis Pinball machine with reflective cabinet, LCD screens, light show features; positioned as high-end collector machine with premium Limited Edition packaging.

Classic pinball machine being resurrected by Haggis Pinball with improved artwork

Classic pinball machine; Casey's playfield used as prototype for first Sathara pinball guitar

Classic pinball table played on VPX featuring mermaid traps, dive sequences, and spin-based scoring mechanics.

Bally pinball machine, ranked #1; underwater theme with mermaids/serpentine creatures, rich blues and greens

Haggis Pinball title in slow production ramp-up; series ticket holders promised May delivery, currently only 2-3 units shipped

1983 Valley pinball game; produced 3,500 units (more than Embryon's 2,200); implemented multiplier-based on ball count feature that George argues Embryon should have included.

Deep Root Pinball's first game; promised completion by end of 2023; still not completed as of February 2024; customers waiting 8+ months

Heighway Pinball title; only two units visible in wild; manufacturing at 2 games/week; transparency concerns

Classic Gottlieb title; preferred over Centaur for cleaner shooting and orbit-based design

1981 Bally pinball machine with underwater/mermaid theme, dual bonus tracks, 15 drop targets, multiball modes, and iconic artwork by Greg Ferris

Haggis Pinball game receiving production transparency updates and official trailer

Classic pinball title; remake being produced with Classic and Mermaid editions

Haggis Pinball's first commercial release; aquatic/mermaid-themed; features projector under playfield, custom backbox lighting with hotspot issues, high-quality hardware finish; at least one unit shipped

Haggis Pinball's first remake in Valley Games series; included 'Mermaid Edition' variant with enhanced code and apron display

Referenced as example of Haggis offering upgrade path between editions (converting to Mermaid Edition)

Haggis Pinball title; production significantly over halfway complete; targeted for completion before end of 2023; available in Classic and Mermaid variants

Classic remake pinball game by Haggis; plagued by widespread playfield delamination and defect issues

Haggis Pinball's first title; still in limited production; early adopters and deposit holders waiting for fulfillment

Classic pinball game being remade by Haggis; production delayed from summer 2021 to present

Production pinball machine using Fast Pinball control boards; mentioned as example of homebrew-style electronics in commercial release

Haggis Pinball solid-state remake; example of successful niche targeting through content strategy

Haggis Pinball remake (classic 1981 Bally by Ward Pemberton); production-delayed remake affected by supply chain issues

Bally pinball machine (3-seed) advancing to face Elvira and the Party Monsters in Round 3

Classic pinball machine being remade by Haggis Pinball; first customer delivery confirmed

Original Haggis pinball game; brutal layout with inverted inlane/outlane mechanics; visually striking; multiple plays at TPF

Classic 1981 pinball game receiving 2.0 code update with new multiballs and modes

Classic 1980s pinball machine in collection

Classic pinball game whose playfield was reproduced by Halifax Pinball; project that triggered the split leading to Fantastic Pinball and CPR

Williams classic remade by Haggis Pinball using FAST Pinball system

Original 1981 Bally pinball machine; classic solid-state title with 3,500 units produced; art by Greg Freres

Haggis Pinball's first 'Revisited' remake series title

Haggis Pinball's first remake; Centaur Revisited code is ~4x deeper

Bally/Williams classic being remade by Haggis Pinball; first in Haggis's five-game remake series

Classic pinball machine used as design reference/comparison for potential Avatar pinball

Classic pinball machine with underwater/ocean theme; inspiration for Haggis Pinball's modern revisit

1981 Bally classic being remade by Haggis Pinball; nautical/underwater themed pinball machine

Haggis Pinball's second title; remake of 1981 Bally classic; experiencing significant production delays

Classic Bally pinball machine from 1981; nautical/underwater theme; widely regarded as one of most beautiful pinball designs ever created

Classic Bally/Williams game at the venue

Haggis Pinball remake; 1960s skin diver theme; blue and green color scheme; imported to US market

Upcoming Bally pinball table from Farsight; narrow-body machine from 1980s era alongside Xenon, Centaur, and 8-Ball Deluxe

Ward Pemberton's first design for Bally; shares mechanical DNA with D&D

Bally pinball machine; mentioned for drop target mechanics comparison

Pinball game title mentioned in album lyrics

Haggis remake with dual OEM and updated code; built to high quality standards with protective playfield coating

Classic Bally game; artwork praised by hosts as 'possibly the greatest art ever in a game' and 'masterpiece'; Greg Freres designed artwork; Haggis Pinball attempting to fulfill outstanding orders

Classic Bally game being remade by Haggis in two editions; first in planned series of five Bally remakes

Haggis Pinball game; no gameplay footage released despite announcement; 250-unit production run that struggled without promotional video support

Classic EM-era pinball game Ryan mentions would have loved to own; example of older game appreciation

Williams pinball machine; artwork by Greg Ferrer cited as masterpiece by Antoinette

Vintage pinball game that Marty Robbins created 2.0 code for, well-received by community

Classic Stern game (1981) behind host; referenced for nudge-back-in mechanism similarity to Jaws

Classic machine; Lumberjack Dave owns meticulously maintained example; features green and blue playfield colors

Bally pinball with artwork by Greg Ferris; described as possibly the greatest artwork ever created for a pinball machine.

Vintage pinball machine (Williams, likely 1979); featured in gameplay tutorial; classic title with spinner mechanics, multiball modes, drop targets, and bonus multipliers; subject of restoration and tournament setup discussion

Valley classic remade by Haggis Pinball; took customer deposits April 2021; was higher-value pre-order item; units shipped but pre-orders for Centaur began before Fathom fulfillment complete.

Haggis Pinball machine in cabinet cutting/production phase.

Previous Haggis release; cheaper pricing used as comparison point for Centaur price shock; classic edition pricing $9,500-$11,500 AUD

Haggis game delayed to end of year, leaving RPC, had multiple parts breaking issues and T-nuts problems

Classic pinball game with custom software and classic mode; left flipper button issues; speech emulation concerns

Classic 1981 Williams pinball game being remade by Haggis in two editions: Classic (faithful recreation) and Mermaid Edition (upgraded with RGB displays, LCD apron screens, new 2.0 rule set, mirrored components)

Classic pinball machine with art package that Lauren greatly admires; would like to obtain one

1981 Bally pinball game featured in Slam the Top 100 segment (ranked #34 on Pinside)

Haggis Pinball game; RGB score displays changing blue-to-red in Mermaid Battle; mentioned as having long delay (9 months for first unit despite full payment)

Haggis Pinball's first game; delayed multiple times; some units shipped with playfield separation issues but generally play well; customers lost money waiting for units that never arrived

Bally-licensed remake in development by Haggis Pinball with new rules by Marty Robbins; Mermaid Edition variant planned

Classic Bally table; previously remade by Haggis Pinball; known for Valley-style gameplay

Playfield reproduction project from earlier Halifax Pinball era

Williams/Bally classic remade by Haggis Pinball

Pinball game associated with Greg Walker hand routing techniques referenced in conversation

Ward's first game as designer at Bally (1981); featured female voice, multiple features; sold ~3,500 units; received positive reviews including from Roger Sharp

1981 Bally game; considered 'holy grail' era game; owned by Sean Bennish

Classic machine in Gonzo's collection

Classic Bally game that Haggis Pinball attempted to remake before bankruptcy

Theme of one costume entry (diver/mermaid)

SS game with randomness, Rhodes enjoys but considers less skill-based than 1990s games