Torpedo Alley is a game mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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Torpedo Alley is a 1988 Data East pinball machine
Torpedo Alley has a VPX version available for download
The machine has persistent trough switch issues causing double-ball problems
Torpedo Alley's excessive flashing and lighting caused epilepsy concerns during streaming
Quarterfinals game; Data East machine; Raymond's successful strategy: shoot right orbit/spinner repeatedly
Classic pinball machine featured in tournament; known for brutally difficult outlanes and quick ball drain patterns
Williams machine Anvil purchased from Replay but has not yet picked up
Pinball game owned by author; Data East game; author prefers Time Machine despite owning this game
Pinball machine owned by the Nudge Magazine author
Second qualifying game featuring boat targets, jackpot mechanics, spinner loops, and multiball modes; target score 1 million
EM machine discussed for potential selection; Daniele Celestino-Aciari qualified with 13.5M points on this game
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Playing Torpedo Alley is physically demanding, causing forearm fatigue
Torpedo Alley's design demands constant engagement and attention from players
Tournament machine; played by Anna and Richard Tracy; features Shark/Jaws shot and color building mechanics
Tournament game featured in early bracket matches
Pinball machine in tournament pool; commentator not fully familiar with rules
1988 Data East pinball machine; rare collectible; features wire-form ramps, excessive lighting, multiball modes, submarine/naval theme
Classic pinball machine; recommended by hosts as ideal game for Navy recruiter Chris; noted as game Ian owns
Pinball machine owned by Keith Elwin, referenced during stream as being located in the studio.
Data East pinball game that was literally underwater during Pinburgh when convention center roof leaked. Anecdote used to illustrate Pinburgh's unexpected challenges and format flexibility.