Sinbad is a Gottlieb pinball machine based on Columbia Pictures' 'Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger' film. Released in 1978 as a System 1 solid-state game, it features four flippers and challenging gameplay with top red targets. The game has been subject to restoration efforts including LED upgrades and remains notable in pinball collecting circles for its difficulty and era-defining design.
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Gottlieb System 1 pinball machine; Humphrey's first machine purchase; featured broken 5101 memory chip; game he sold to friend in Connecticut after 20-year operation
Round seven; host scored 171K for two points; Roland won with 280K
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Gottlieb System 1 pinball machine with highest production run of 12,000 units
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System 1 Gottlieb game; discussed in context of classic game debate; considered difficult by hosts
EM-base homebrew with monitor backbox showing video clips. Interactive gameplay. Developer unavailable for panel interview.
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Pinball machine in Dennis's garage since July; had been waiting for repairs to be completed before bringing into game room
Gottlieb game; Dennis completed restoration with new components and LED upgrades; planning to add to main game lineup
Solid state pinball with brutal difficulty, four flippers, top red targets, Nick's favorite from that era
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Gottlieb System 1 solid-state pinball machine from 1978, licensed from Columbia Pictures' 'Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger' film; subject of defense episode