Swords of Fury is a game mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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Swords of Fury was originally viewed as a failure by Williams management and designers
Swords of Fury is a poor competitive game due to randomness in bonuses and mechanics
Swords of Fury was released on June 24, 1988
Swords of Fury does not have pop bumpers, making it unusual among pinball machines
Vintage pinball with multiball via left orbit and mini-playfield; round 8
Williams solid-state pinball machine; Gabe purchased for $1,500 in Kansas City while age 19; one of his favorites
System 11 game; owned by Seth, later traded to Practical Steve; rarely discussed but has staying power
Vintage System Eleven pinball machine being raffled off at GSPF 2025; has bumpin' music and changes as balls lock; beloved by hosts and community members
Classic Williams pinball game, Jon Hey has line on one for potential restoration
Vintage pinball machine; Scott Ian mentioned someone selling one as potential Dracula trade option
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Swords of Fury was designed by Steve Kirk and Tony Kramer, with art by Doug Watson and music by Brian Schmidt
Swords of Fury was the longest-playing game across all four tournaments at Free Play Florida
Q58 transistor failure was the root cause of the Swords of Fury lamp matrix issue
Swords of Fury smoke test was completed successfully after over a year of restoration work
Swords of Fury was released in 1988 with 2,700 units produced
Swords of Fury would be a good addition to FarSight Season Six due to its multi-level playfield and distinctive sound design
System 11 classic game; Drew considers acquiring; compared to Earthshaker in 'this or that' segment
Drew mentions secondary market pricing ~$4,000; example of inflated vintage game prices
Pinball game; Drew's next acquisition target; considers it a 'keeper' game he would keep long-term
Classic pinball machine available at Emporium on Divisadero; mentioned as reference point for classic game experience
Pinball machine being restored; subject of multi-part video series
Pinball machine being restored; subject of multi-part restoration video series
Pinball machine being restored by Hardy; appears to be a Williams System 11B game (based on G.I. system references); non-functional when restoration began; has been sitting unused for ~20 years
Williams pinball machine from 1988; subject of this restoration project; known for exceptional soundtrack and underrated gameplay
Pinball machine being restored by Hardy; subject of multi-part restoration series; sustained rodent damage requiring extensive backbox repairs
Classic pinball machine being restored; subject of multi-part video series documenting full restoration process
Pinball machine being restored; subject of hardtop installation demonstration; approximately 33 years old
Classic pinball machine being restored across multi-part series; subject of this episode
Classic pinball machine being restored by Cary Hardy; he has two identical machines to reference during work.
Classic pinball machine being restored; identified as rare and underappreciated; features distinctive art, music, and playfield layout; subject of 2+ year restoration project by Cary Hardy
Pinball machine from Cary's collection requiring flipper adjustments during levelness testing
Classic pinball machine owned by Cary Hardy; announced candidate for future hardtop installation and full restoration series
Previously completed restoration project by Hardy; used as comparison for light panel condition assessment
Pinball machine in Cary Hardy's collection used as example in voice control demonstrations
Classic pinball game; Cary Hardy completed restoration in 2021
Gottlieb pinball machine; Hardy's machine receiving mirrored backglass upgrade
Cary looking for topper but hasn't found one he considers good enough
Classic pinball game referenced for visual design comparison to Pro model artwork
Williams pinball machine being restored; subject of diagnosis and repair work in this video
Classic pinball machine Cary Hardy is restoring; recently completed smoke test after over a year of work
Pinball machine now filling the space vacated by Back to the Future in speaker's collection
Classic pinball game for which Hardy has obtained hardtops; subject of his Saving Swords of Fury restoration series
Steve Ritchie-designed pinball machine in Cary's collection; shares two-playfield design and Brian Schmidt soundtrack with Black Knight 2000; referenced as aesthetic/thematic companion to incoming Black Knight
Bally classic; described as 'wood chopping' game with left orbit spinner emphasis for Titan multiball; top Free Play score ~20-23 million; speaker scored 8-8.5 million
Classic pinball; referenced as comparison for Kong's upper left mini-playfield integration
Vintage pinball; basis for heavily modified Buffy custom game
1988 Williams pinball classic; original game being updated
Williams 1988 classic pinball table, next Bally Williams digital release for Pinball FX
System 11 classic machine mentioned as Season Six wishlist candidate; multi-level playfield with side-to-side shooting mechanics
1988 Williams System 11 table, upcoming for Pinball Arcade Season 6 finale, 2,700 units produced
Digital pinball table released by Farsight; recently updated with texture/polygon improvements; mini-playfield now functioning correctly
Williams pinball machine in beta on Pinball Arcade; features mini-flipper and complex playfield layout; has tuning issues being addressed before release; known for unintentional innuendo in sound callouts ('Here come the guards' / 'Cum')
Referenced pinball table for comparison of diverter mechanics
1986 Williams pinball table designed by Steve Kirk; digital recreation reviewed here
Classic pinball machine in The Flipper Room's dungeon/old school area; plays heavy, features 'Red Hot' upper playfield target
Classic pinball game; bonded Ryan and Kevin; Ryan owned one that Kevin now possesses
1989 Atari System 11 pinball machine being placed at Bull Bar; features four flippers and unique multi-zone playfield
Don's first tournament game; he came in third place with jitters
Classic EM pinball game; identified as longest-playing game at Free Play Florida; played in Classics playoffs
Rare pinball machine that Kerry plans to restore next, notable for distinctive soundtrack and random bonus mechanics
Classic pinball game at Paul's home; praised for music and call-outs; lengthy gameplay; Paul's stated favorite classic title
Rare 1980s Data East System 11 game; subject of Swords of Vengeance upgrade kit; has underutilized playfield and limited rules
1988 Williams System 11 pinball machine designed by Steve Kirk and Tony Kramer, recently recreated by Zen with visual and audio enhancements