Wizard of Oz is a flagship pinball game released by Jersey Jack Pinball in 2013, designed by Barry Osler. It was Jersey Jack's debut/first licensed title that established the company's reputation for premium quality machines and sparked the modern pinball renaissance. The game featured revolutionary technology including a 26-inch LCD screen in the backbox, crystal ball monitor, extensive RGB lighting, multiple upper playfields, and complex deep rulesets, becoming an iconic and evergreen seller with approximately 4,000 units produced.
Wizard of Oz (Jersey Jack Pinball, 2013) was the first pinball machine with an LCD display.
Jersey Jack Pinball's first game (Wizard of Oz) launched January 1, 2011
Wizard of Oz has poor shooting mechanics despite being loaded with features
Wizard of Oz is the only Jersey Jack machine that has fully paid off at a major California arcade location after 8 years
Jersey Jack pinball machine in arcade
Jersey Jack Pinball game from 2013; referenced as first pinball machine with LCD display
Jersey Jack Pinball debut title; known for being fully featured 'world under glass'; approximately 4,000 units sold
Noted as very heavy machine, difficult to move, multiple mods available but not installed by owners
Flipper game cited as first to use LCD technology in backbox; Sirmo Magic Screen predated it by approximately 11 years
Prize machine for 420 tournament, used as final game in phase three; Raymond scored 270,000 to win tournament
Stern game with complex code development; Tommy beta tested it and streamed with designer Keith Johnson
[Triage: The third-best selling status represents a ranking at a specific point in time, while the ~4,000 units figure represents cumulative sales data that could reflect different measurement periods or market snapshots.]
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Wizard of Oz has hungry outlanes that cost Greg significant money when playing on location at Zanzibar arcade
Wizard of Oz won 2010s Hall of Fame primarily due to LCD screen and RGB lighting innovations
Wizard of Oz's original price point was $6,500 before final feature specifications were determined
The Wizard of Oz at 420 was running very old code with deflated scoring and incomplete munchkin mode rules compared to modern versions.
On Wizard of Oz, the scarecrow rollover specifically rewards backhanding the center ramp from the right flipper.
The Wizard of Oz machine at 420 had a defective monkey that prevented Rescue Multiball from triggering.
Wizard of Oz has sold 4,000 units
The Munchkinland playfield features a spinning house mechanism that spins when the ball loops through it
The Emerald City Ramp is the only ramp in The Wizard of Oz game
The castle playfield is a complete separate assembly that is set on top of the main playfield during factory assembly
A single switch failure on the No Place Like Home bumper can completely disable the entire No Place Like Home feature
The Wizard of Oz playfield has a 27-inch LCD screen divided into four quadrants, each tracking one of the main game goals
Wizard of Oz is designed for home players who've played it 30-40 times and learned the rules, not for location operators or first-time players
Pinball machine at Flippers arcade venue; Molly enjoyed playing it and found it addictive
Jersey Jack Pinball game; featured at Automate It arcade open house
Jersey Jack title with multiple editions: Ruby Red Slipper, Emerald City, Australian, and rumored Yellow Brick Road
Machine bolted to Dr. John and Emily's floor; owned by parents; not for sale
Jersey Jack Pinball classic; praised for flipper feel and screen integration; benchmark for animation quality
Classic wide-body game cited as gold standard for mechanical complexity and value at $6,500 launch price
Jersey Jack Pinball title; priced at $6,500 CE; used by Kaneda as comparison point to argue Toy Story CE is overpriced
Cited as benchmark premium-tier JJP game for comparison to Godfather
Jersey Jack game; Chris argues it was best-integrated theme and most loaded machine; suggests should have been remade to capitalize on Wicked release
Jersey Jack licensed game, announced as still in production at Expo, subject of complaint regarding multiple limited edition variants (Standard, Smaug, Black Arrow)
Jersey Jack Pinball landmark game that established the company's revolutionary technology approach; owned by Slash; introduced LCD screen and RGB LED integration
Pinball game; Kaneda compares its ball-save mechanics unfavorably to The Princess Bride's torture chamber feature
Jersey Jack Pinball title; Bill Webb actively searching for one; Ruby Red edition has light board issues on some units; mod-heavy aftermarket
Jersey Jack Pinball game; discussed as complex ruleset game with deep competitive play
Referenced as heavily 'packed' classic game for comparison to Harry Potter's mechanical complexity
Jersey Jack Pinball machine; Ken is actively seeking to purchase; new Ruby Red version costs ~$9,000-$9,500
Jersey Jack Pinball title with multiple themed editions (Ruby Red, Emerald City); rumored Yellow Brick Road variant in development
Jersey Jack Pinball game; released 6 years prior to podcast date; multiple limited editions (Emerald City, Ruby Red, rumored Yellow Brick Road); praised for innovative mechanics
Jersey Jack Pinball title that Bill owns and loves the theme of, comparing to new unreleased game
Jersey Jack Pinball game where Greg Freres did playfield art during freelance period before joining Stern
Referenced for inflated aftermarket modification pricing ($800 Red Smoke mods being resold)
JJP machine; Ken owns it and will never sell it; Willy Wonka plays better according to Ken
Jersey Jack's prior wide-body game; referenced as similar timeless license to Wonka
Spooky Pinball title; Jack Guarneri announced 100 months ago; referenced as milestone in Spooky's evolution
Bill owns this machine; kids used its Invisiglass as a cup holder
Newer pinball title; Bill's coworkers hadn't seen it before his pinball night event
Kansas cultural touchstone; referenced by Dennis regarding respect for regional tornado culture
Jersey Jack release; Yellow Brick Road Edition mentioned; ~4,000 units sold; preceded Guns N' Roses in JJP lineup
Jersey Jack Pinball legacy title eligible for new IO driver board upgrade
Jersey Jack Pinball title. Known for engineering problems and issues in secondary market trade-ins; described as a 'nightmare' for dealers.
Pinball machine; mentioned as example of unique plunge patterns that new players must learn
Jersey Jack game; original MSRP $6,500; used as historical price baseline for pinball inflation comparison
Jersey Jack Pinball game; used as design benchmark for comparison with Labyrinth
Jersey Jack Pinball title used as primary example machine throughout the tutorial (70 volt slingshot coils)
Jersey Jack pinball machine with expired licensed IP; used as example of licensing complications for digital porting
Jersey Jack Pinball game cited as comparison for RGB lighting and visual effects quality
Stern pinball machine; Craft Brew Sally doesn't love it despite trying
Jersey Jack Pinball's breakthrough title; launched company credibility at $5,500-$6,500 LE pricing despite JJP's newness
Keith Johnson-designed JJP game; cited as part of his legendary work
Jersey Jack Pinball game; described as groundbreaking; features savior ball mechanic, upper playfield, 27-inch display; credited with revitalizing modern pinball industry and Sharpe's return to the hobby
Jersey Jack pinball machine used as demonstration platform in video
Jersey Jack machine referenced as superior mechanical design with 6-7 standout mechs compared to Avatar
Jersey Jack pinball machine; referenced as example of successful remakes/continuous production
2010s pinball game; Hall of Fame selection disputed; historical pricing reference ($6,500)
Legendary Jersey Jack Pinball game; used as comparison point for Harry Potter's feature richness
Jersey Jack Pinball game; criticized for lacking playfield-based instructional text; example of design philosophy relying on back glass screens
Previous wide-body pinball game referenced; discussed as the last major wide-body release before Scooby-Doo.
Jersey Jack title; referenced in comparison of toy density and mechanical impressiveness vs. Godfather
Jersey Jack game priced at $6,500; referenced as pricing baseline for comparison to Elton John
Jersey Jack's 2013 game; Tim uses it as historical reference point for superior mechanical depth and theme integration
Jersey Jack Pinball title; cited as one of only two truly successful machines in company's history alongside Guns N' Roses
Jersey Jack licensed game; still selling strong in secondary market at $12K+; Jack (Jersey Jack) reportedly says could always sell more WoZ units.
Stern pinball game cited as benchmark for mechanical depth and complexity compared to modern games
Jersey Jack Pinball title; host uses as reference for visual/audio density comparison ('on crack')
Referenced as last Stern game to include topper with all model variants
Jersey Jack Pinball game designed by Greg Frears; mentioned as major title in his career
Referenced for comparison to Danger Room feature implementation
Jersey Jack Pinball game; cited as industry inflection point that revived modern pinball
Earlier Jersey Jack game referenced as having more physical content than recent releases
Jersey Jack game where Jack worked with Greg Freres on animation reveal with actress as Wicked Witch
Jersey Jack Pinball game cited by Kaneda as peak JJP mechanical complexity. Kaneda notes Jack stated every game after Oz would have more, contradicted by Toy Story 4.
Jersey Jack Pinball game; criticized as overpriced by Kaneda
Jersey Jack Pinball game released 2013; primary subject of Steve Gouveia's modding work
Jersey Jack wide-body game; Kaneda questions if Godfather is more impressive than this prior title
Jersey Jack game; Kaneda cites as one of only two JJP titles that brought something truly new to pinball
Jersey Jack Pinball machine; primary subject of Gouveia's modding portfolio including witch, flying monkey, and crystal ball mods (4+ separate creations)
Jersey Jack Pinball title; early example of JJP's audio system; mentioned as first system that was difficult to get good frequency response from
Jersey Jack Pinball flagship machine; initially dismissed as 'terrible theme' by industry; became success; sold for $6,500–$7,500 initially; Ruby Red 75th Anniversary Edition sold for $9,000–$9,500; features direct-print cabinets (now replaced with rad cabs)
Jersey Jack Pinball game cited as clunkier to shoot than Toy Story 4
Pinball machine at Golf n Stuff; frequently broken during tournament operations
JJP flagship release; used as comparative benchmark for theme quality and gameplay satisfaction vs. upcoming Toy Story
Jersey Jack Pinball flagship title; referenced in comparison to Pirates of the Caribbean design
Jersey Jack Pinball licensed theme; cited as evidence of JJP's strong track record with major IP
Jersey Jack Pinball machine being played throughout the stream, featuring complex wizard mode and multiball mechanics
JJP game; Eric Meunier's first assignment was fixing lighting; also known as 'Woz'
Jersey Jack Pinball machine; version 1.24 software discussed
Jersey Jack Pinball title; approximately 3,300-3,400 units sold; continuing production planned for October 2018
Jersey Jack Pinball release; referenced for RGB lighting and small display (1-inch) comparison
Jersey Jack Pinball title that was rerun; example of industry's shift toward multiple production runs of successful games
Jersey Jack Pinball's first/debut game; Emerald City Limited Edition variant mentioned; features RGB LEDs, proprietary sound, LCD monitors, internet-enabled motherboard
Jersey Jack Pinball flagship title; subject of this technical playfield tour
Jersey Jack Pinball title used as example of playfield manufacturing; unpopulated blank playfield shown
Jersey Jack Pinball's first game, launched January 1, 2011; still collectible and beloved by community
Early LCD pinball game that inspired David Van Ness's work in display technology; mark of LCD adoption in pinball industry
Referenced for Toto shot mechanic comparison
Jersey Jack Pinball game mentioned in comparison context; noted as company's debut title
Jersey Jack Pinball game; George owns this title
Jersey Jack Pinball machine (Ruby Red Edition) at Endo Brewing
2013 Jersey Jack Pinball game; discussed for aesthetic-only trim differences and 2.0 board importance
Pinball game mentioned with spinning house toy as honorable mention
Stern Pinball title; Schmitty's first machine (standard version, acquired during anniversary vacation), now wife's favorite, still in collection
Jersey Jack Pinball title; cited as one of two successful Jack Guarneri theme selections
Jersey Jack Pinball game; Kaneda controversially suggests this as remake candidate for new money entering hobby rather than Pirates of the Caribbean
Jersey Jack Pinball game. Kaneda references toys and fun factor as model for what Harry Potter should emulate.
Jersey Jack Pinball game; Kaneda uses as gold standard for quality and mechanical complexity that Harry Potter may not achieve
Jersey Jack Pinball machine; compared to Hobbit for wide-body design characteristics and playfield spacing
Jersey Jack Pinball game; cited as comparable title featuring similar outlane save mechanic
Jersey Jack Pinball game; compared against Iron Maiden; noted for theatrics and rules complexity
Jersey Jack debut; beautiful themes and awesome integration but confusing rules; establishes JJP product line design gaps
Ranked #1 world under glass; Jersey Jack Pinball title featuring crystal ball, house spinning, witch's castle, yellow brick road mechanics
Jersey Jack Pinball flagship game, discussed as major design achievement by both Joe Papaduke and Eric Meunier
Jersey Jack Pinball flagship title with elaborate toys and sculptures, used as design comparison point
Jersey Jack flagship title; classic standee body; compared repeatedly against Willy Wonka; highly regarded among collectors
Jersey Jack Pinball flagship game; referenced as previous best-in-class light show that Guns N' Roses Hot Rails surpass
Jersey Jack Pinball flagship title; referenced multiple times as comparison point for Willy Wonka and other games; established benchmarks for modern pinball design
#9 on list; Jersey Jack Pinball game with hungry outlanes that cost Greg significant money at Zanzibar arcade
Pinball machine discussed in context of licensing asset availability and Sharpe's consultation on rights
Jersey Jack Pinball machine featuring Wicked Witch animations created by Jack Danger
Referenced as potential 'secret game' for upcoming tournament week
Jersey Jack Pinball machine featuring witch animation by Simon and Trevor, referenced as example of backend system development
Jersey Jack Pinball title; Jack designed Wicked Witch animations and menu system; original costume to be charity auctioned
Pinball machine referenced for pop bumper feature similar to Heist's lower playfield design
Jersey Jack title released multiple times (3-4 times) as repeated cash grab example
Jersey Jack's first game; platform for testing phone-controlled flipper feature (Redemption mode)
JJP's inaugural release (2013); ~4,000 units produced; Jack's personal favorite; theme chosen to attract younger players and women to pinball
Previous Jersey Jack Pinball game; had 139 RGB LEDs; used as baseline comparison for Elton John's 1,600+ LED count
Jersey Jack Pinball's first game, 2011 release; theme that inspired Newhart's charitable hospital donation campaign
Machine modified by Furness with LCD display upgrade; demonstrated potential for paid display work and catalyzed employment opportunities with pinball manufacturers
Referenced as design inspiration for clock display mechanic on Alice (ball with small display element)
Jersey Jack flagship game; 139 RGB LEDs; displayed at Smithsonian for two years; introduced toppers back to pinball; included screen integration and complex licensing
Previous JJP game; flipper complaints noted; received code updates many years after completion
Jersey Jack Pinball game cited as design inspiration for Labyrinth's upper playfield and character integration approach
Jersey Jack Pinball game cited as design precedent with upper playfield and sculpts similar to Labyrinth approach
Jersey Jack Pinball game cited as example of overwhelming LCD display with too much simultaneous information (map, character collection, spelling modes)
Jersey Jack Pinball game; multiple editions produced (Ruby Red, potentially Yellow Brick Road); reportedly their most popular game with daily purchase inquiries
#4 seed in 2017 Modern Widebody Tournament Finals; praised for superior code quality vs. Twilight Zone but hosts prefer playing Twilight Zone
Jersey Jack 2013 game; seeded #4 in Modern Era Widebody Tournament; referenced for upper playfield design comparisons
Jersey Jack Pinball's first machine; funded via pre-order model; experienced significant delays from announcement to release.
Jersey Jack Pinball's first machine; wide body; Dennis found it too difficult
Jersey Jack Pinball machine; host suggests JJP could produce visually impressive Harry Potter based on Oz quality
Referenced for loop-around-the-house shot mechanic comparison to Foo Fighters inner orbit shot
Jersey Jack Pinball's first game; credited with pioneering LCD display transition in modern pinball
Jersey Jack pinball machine originally released ~6 years prior to 2019. Yellow Brick Road LE announced at TPF with improved mechs, up to 200 units at $12,500.
Won 2010s Hall of Fame category; noted for LCD screen and RGB lighting innovations
JJP game used as benchmark for feature richness comparison; Avatar described as most feature-rich since WoZ
Jersey Jack Pinball game cited by Orby as gold standard for mechanical interactivity with 10x more mechs than contemporary Stern games
JJP pinball machine; noted as cheapest production game with most content and most successful sales
Stern pinball machine; cited as example of successful slower-paced themed machine with many mechs
Jersey Jack Pinball's breakthrough premium release; positioned as luxury boutique game; priced around $6,700; brought pinball into modern era with unprecedented scope and features
Jersey Jack Pinball machine; chosen as theme for hospital donation due to perceived appeal to children
Jersey Jack 75th anniversary Ruby Red Edition; first-time seeing in collection
Jersey Jack Pinball's first title; movie-licensed game with pusher component; designed by Joe Balcer; art by Jerry Vandersteldt and Greg Freres
Jersey Jack Pinball's first planned release; first game to utilize the Planetary Pinball licensing agreement
Jersey Jack Pinball's first game, displayed in reception area during factory tour as the oldest JJP title in the company's lineup.
Jersey Jack Pinball's first title for which Greg Freres did artwork
Upcoming Jersey Jack Pinball game based on The Wizard of Oz theme
Ruby red edition pinball machine provided by Ministry of Pinball as part of showroom display
Stern pinball game in Bill Webb's collection; mentioned as having optional difficulty post installation
Jersey Jack Pinball title; referenced as recent recipient of code updates supporting Yellow Brick Road mode.
Pinball machine owned by Bill; planning playfield swap and clear coat maintenance; unwilling to sell
JJP game no longer listed for sale on company website (delisted from active inventory)
Jersey Jack Pinball's first game; features RGB LED lighting and giant LCD screen; introduced lighting standard later adopted by industry; Don saw loaded version at dealer's shop
JJP pinball game; Ted Estes worked on all games starting with this title; J.T. Harkey worked on Melt the Witch mode
Stern pinball machine featuring large LCD screen in backglass (smaller than WrestleMania's, shows movie footage); subject of extensive design discussion regarding player vs. spectator value; criticized for visual overload preventing players from utilizing backglass information
Jersey Jack wide-body title; Chris critiques wide-body approach for Hobbit, Jared defends Wizard of Oz as good game
Recent pinball game referenced for full RGB implementation; TNA took similar inspiration but scaled back RGB usage for more selective application
Jersey Jack Pinball wide-body machine; Chris and Jared both found it slow and unengaging; Jared noted community player scored 1.2 million (difficult achievement on that machine despite low numeric values)
Classic pinball used as mechanical comparison point; Avatar's lower playfield mechanics compared to Oz's out lane design
Referenced as design reference point for Evil Dead's comprehensiveness
JJP's first premium game; #5 on list; known for 'world under glass' design, poor shooting mechanics, deep Keith Elwin ruleset
Jersey Jack Pinball game; featured in JJP Battles round 3 (Mixer Tuna vs. Eric Minier, Buffalo win)
Historical reference point for Harry Potter's intended level of mechanical integration and thematic implementation; Jersey Jack points to this as design template
Benchmark JJP game for feature-richness; Avatar described as comparably loaded
Jersey Jack title receiving internet connectivity and Scorebit integration via Code Update 7.03
Jersey Jack Pinball title noted for dark lighting; example of GI design criticism in JJP machines
JJP's first pinball entry; referenced by Dennis as comparable immersive world-building experience to Labyrinth; established quality benchmark
Wide-body pinball game referenced for active outlane ball save mechanics and lower playfield design
Jersey Jack Pinball; best-selling JJP title; praised for distinct feel vs other games
Historical pre-order by now-defunct manufacturer (Big Time Operator/Joe Balser); $6,500 MSRP ($2,500 above Stern standard); cited as precedent for extreme pinball pre-order risk
Jersey Jack Pinball premium game; Kourtney Kardashian posted photo playing Yellow Brick Road edition, reaching ~80M social media followers
Jersey Jack Pinball title; noted for bringing young people and especially women/girls to pinball; successful in attracting new demographics according to Jack Guarnieri
Featured in Jersey Jack Pinball teaser image at licensing show; potential reference to future JJP projects
Jersey Jack Pinball's launch title circa 2010 when company was starting
Pinball machine; Matthias requested to film quick guide by traveling to collector's location
Keith Johnson game; example of his design philosophy
Modern pinball game with RGB LED lighting; used as visual comparison point against Bad Cats' simpler lighting
Referenced as comparison point for Harry Potter's quadrant-based LCD layout design approach
Stern pinball machine; referenced in collection discussion; Martin cannot sell to keep space for new machine acquisition
Jersey Jack Pinball's first commercial game (2011); designed to appeal to broader audience including women and families; Jack's personal favorite game
Earlier JJP game; featured 139 RGB LEDs; designed to appeal to women and younger players; innovation in screen and LED technology
Jersey Jack pinball machine; featured dual upper playfields, innovative save mechanics, 27-inch display screen; described as 'groundbreaking' and 'revolutionary'; credited with reviving mainstream pinball interest
JJP title referenced regarding multiple LE variant releases causing collector trust issues
Jersey Jack title receiving version 7.04 code update for Scorebit Achievements
Premium pinball machine cited by Zach as standard for innovation and appeal; comparison point for Munsters debate
JJP game with strong theme implementation; good upper playfield design; discussed positively despite playfield criticisms
Original Jersey Jack flagship game; Avatar positioned as having comparable or greater bill of materials; used as benchmark for game complexity/cost
Jersey Jack Pinball game that originally featured Pindemption system; compatible with new Pinball XP software mods
Previous JJP licensed game; 150 standard editions made; referenced for comparison on production and secondary market
Jersey Jack Pinball's first title; received version 7.02 update adding multi-player ball counting feature
JJP's previous premium license; Yellow Brick Road special edition; referenced as pricing/production model precedent; license renewed; 200 games targeted for 2019 production
JJP licensed game; experienced timeline delays and light board failures requiring warranty work; cited as lesson informing current quality standards
Jersey Jack title with LCD screen and voice talent; discussed as potential candidate for video mode but none implemented.
Jersey Jack Pinball game; established LCD backbox as industry standard (though not technically first)
Pinball machine; featured in Ted Lasso season two; Andrew Foster's favorite game; noted as visually appealing for TV audiences.
Jersey Jack pinball machine; historical significance as platform where Mark Tremonti began; noted as strong secondary market value retention; mentioned alongside other flagship JJP titles.
Balcer design featuring 20+ stand-ups; referenced as example of stand-up target prevalence in his work
Jersey Jack Pinball game; wide-body; first major JJP release (2013); features large LCD screen; mentioned as accessible to both casual and deep players.
Mark in City homebrew pinball machine, still in production 6+ years after initial release. Praised by both hosts as capturing original appeal of pinball (flash, flair, lights, fun gameplay).
Stern pinball machine that Ryan Wanger upgraded with Pin Stadium Lights
2013 JJP release; introduced 27-inch screen; featured dual upper playfields, rainbow lights, dual back-of-playfield shots; described as biggest innovation in pinball history
Jersey Jack's 2013 announcement/2014 release; first game with LCD screen, marking modern era start
Jersey Jack Pinball game (2013); marked transition from DMD to LCD displays as industry standard.
Jersey Jack Pinball title. Cited by Denesi as example of modern game overusing RGB lighting and lacking aggressive gameplay; inspired TNA as counter-philosophy.
JJP's first major game; Jack mentions receiving positive feedback from players at Vancouver Flipout
Pinball machine owned by DeAngelo; personal favorite despite mixed community reception; features varied objectives and adventure-style gameplay
Jersey Jack Pinball title; Jeff Teolis cites seeing it as catalyst for returning to pinball hobby; influenced him alongside Pinball Arcade
Jersey Jack Pinball game for which Eric performed electrical engineering work early in his tenure
Jersey Jack Pinball title that Mark owns in collection, described as first NIB (new in box) purchase, purchased approximately one year after initial release for ~$6,600
JJP's Phase 1 flagship title; revolutionary machine that sparked Abbas's investment interest; featured LED lighting, LCD screen, wide body, dual upper playfields; catalyzed industry renaissance.
JJP title; owned by listener 'Steve' mentioned in feedback segment
First licensed game from Jersey Jack Pinball; established company's quality reputation and licensing approach
Jersey Jack Pinball flagship title featuring advanced LCD displays and mechanical toys; instrumental in establishing JJP's premium market position
Jersey Jack Pinball's debut/flagship game (2013); featured 26-inch LCD in backbox and crystal ball monitor innovation; established LCD integration paradigm
Jersey Jack Pinball game with complex rules, LCD screen, strobe modes, and reversed flipper modes; featured at tournament with upper playfield
Jersey Jack Pinball title; compared to Harry Potter as well-received but less gameplay-compelling overall; noted as innovative for its time but not as replayable as Harry Potter.
Jersey Jack Pinball game; identified as catalyst for modern pinball renaissance; announcement around 2010s revitalized collector interest and willingness to pay premium for quality
Jersey Jack Pinball machine; Barry Osler designed it with no manufacturing limits, allowing extensive mechanical features including multiple upper playfields
Jersey Jack title owned by Scott; subject of Flying Monkey mod ($200) and planned Red Smoke Witch mod installation
2013 Jersey Jack release being re-released as 'Yellow Brick Road' edition at TPF; criticized as undeserving of major event reveal; noted as evergreen seller but mechanically saturated in secondary market
Jersey Jack Pinball machine that hooked Zach on the hobby; features 26-inch screen and dynamic toys; represents JJP's journey pin philosophy with ultra-deep rulesets
Jersey Jack Pinball's flagship 2013 title that Peel helped assemble (first 8 units for IAPRA); priced at $6,500 MSRP; described as unsustainably ambitious, featuring quantum leaps in every aspect of design
Jersey Jack Pinball game mentioned as Scott Larson's existing collection piece, weighing ~500 pounds, compared unfavorably to moving Metallica for storage purposes
Jersey Jack Pinball's first game in their chronology
Physical pinball machine at Free Goat Watch with custom 3D-printed ruby red flipper modifications created by host
JJP game; mentioned as early example of large display implementation
Referenced for ball save mechanic comparison (Save Toto)
Jersey Jack game referenced for brightness comparison to Walking Dead; dark aesthetic contrast noted
Jersey Jack's first game; referenced as predecessor to Hobbit in pre-order model discussion
Joe Bousler design; Gabe owns; too heavy to transport to show; part of magic-themed collection.
Jersey Jack title used as comparison point for shooter quality and theme integration success
JJP game criticized for poor shooting layout and brutal gameplay; sold on theme rather than mechanics
Jersey Jack Pinball game; ~4,000 units sold; Yellow Brick Road Edition coming
Jersey Jack game from ~2012; marked return of quality premium machines; influenced Ryan's re-entry to pinball
Previous JJP flagship title mentioned as comparison point for production challenges and secondary market reliability concerns
Referenced as example of game with extensive ball-interactive toys
Landmark JJP title released ~14 years ago; sustained demand, iconic design with crystal ball feature
Jersey Jack Pinball game; Eric's first project at JJP; one of his office games
Jersey Jack classic referenced as previous bestseller that Harry Potter will outsell
Referenced as example of game ruined by poor outlane drain design decisions
JJP game, considered 'Lord of the Rings 2.0', version 7.01 released for Yellow Brick Road edition with castle door fixes, Martin owns and considers keeping in collection
Jersey Jack Pinball game referenced for extensive RGB lighting approach
Deep ruleset example; somewhere over the rainbow wizard mode; hosts cite as closest example to achieving wizard mode themselves
Comparison point for non-intuitive code/learning curve and reliance on screen information
JJP game referenced as having more dramatic mechanical design and themed integration than Harry Potter reveal suggests
Jersey Jack title; first major LCD screen implementation; established paradigm for info display; JP's breakthrough work
Jersey Jack release; Yellow Brick Road edition featured; Martin references owning version with Emerald City topper
Stern game with hidden mechanics ('horses' bonus multiplier) not documented in-game; discussed for organic discovery model
JJP title praised for theme integration but criticized for poor playfield flow and problematic left outlane design
Jersey Jack title; cited as third-best selling JJP game after Guns and Roses and Potter
Classic title; Kaneda predicts JJP remake would have outsold Avatar if timed with Wicked movie release
Referenced as having more under-the-glass content than Harry Potter
Jersey Jack landmark title released ~13 years ago; still considered ahead of its time in design and innovation