Future Spa is a game mentioned in 2 episode(s).
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Future Spa sold 6,400 units in 1979
Future Spa has become a good tournament game
Ranked #8 on Tim Sexton's top 10 list; described as wide-body Bally Eight Ball with Fonzie theme; hosts critical of inclusion
Williams/Bally wide-body pinball game; George dislikes aesthetics but acknowledges it as a good tournament game; becoming popular in competitive play
Bally game in Ron's collection; coin door malfunction caused by quarter jammed in Susan B. Anthony slot affecting switch 11 and slam tilt behavior
Listed as eliminated from finals (not in use for finals play)
Classic pinball game referenced as mechanically similar to Dolly Parton (five-bank, top saucer, drop targets)
Pinball machine George attempted to purchase in Brattleboro, Vermont for $600
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Pinball machine recently acquired by Joe Lemire; described as great tournament game; required custom backglass restoration
Pinball game that Bruce Nightingale purchased 5 months prior and is expecting delivery soon
1979 Bally pinball machine being restored; focus of this multi-part video series
Machine Mike offered to Paul Dewar as trade for Gammatron, but sold before trade could complete
1979 Bally pinball machine undergoing restoration, primary subject of this episode
Another pinball machine stored in Mike Dimas's garage; where he found the original Batman coin box
1979 Bally wide-body pinball machine; subject of this tutorial and gameplay video
1979 pinball machine by Williams; 6,400 units sold; Paul Ferris artwork; Bug rates A-tier
Classic solid-state pinball machine, wide-body cabinet, featuring drop targets, spinners, letter spotting, bonus multiplier mechanics, notable for back glass artwork
1979 Valley pinball machine restored by Jay and Ben Adelson; shown at Golden State Pinball Festival as demonstration of restoration quality; classic wide-body game
Bally 1979 pinball machine at Flip Side Memphis; also name of pinball-themed cocktail (gin, triple sec, blood orange)
Classic pinball game with code modification created by developer community member (not Dick)
Bally ultra-wide machine ranked #8; notable for extreme width with five pop bumpers and four in-lanes/outlanes at bottom.
Cliff Albert's joint greatest game alongside Iron Maiden Pro. Defended against community criticism (layout, geometry, right spinner useless); Cliff removes outlane rubber, disables flipper power for custom challenge. Example of subjective game preference debate between Cliff and Jeff.
Classic pinball machine with complex inlane design that Jeff initially disliked until Abe's instructional video explained techniques
1979 Bally wide-body; designed by George Christian; features Lonnie Anderson artwork; exemplifies 'Bally nipple era' art style
Bally Manufacturing 1980 wide-body pinball machine, designed by George Christian, ranked #257 on Pinside All-Time list. Features artwork by Paul Ferris (backglass) and Dave Christensen (playfield). Horny spa/gym theme with elaborate nude/scantily-clad figures. Sold 6,400 units.