Rolling Stones is a game mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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Rolling Stones at Margarita Island in Coney Island has had chronically non-functional flippers for 15 years
Rolling Stones sold 5,700 units in February 1980
Rolling Stones machine in semifinals was ruled malfunctioning with retroactive game disqualification after Raymond's ball
The Rolling Stones malfunction involved optos affecting scoring and Mick Jagger tracking
Classic machine at Margarita Island in Coney Island with chronic maintenance issues (weak/sticky flippers and plunger)
2011 Stern Pinball game; third game Stern released that year alongside Transformers and Tron.
Pinball machine criticized heavily for 'Mick on a stick' design flaw that blocks shots, Martin's most hated game, fixable with rule changes
Modern pinball machine used in semifinal round that was ruled malfunctioning and retroactively disqualified
Bally pinball machine from 1980; 5,700 units produced; designed by Jim Patla with art by Greg Frears; features Rolling Stones music and themed artwork
Gottlieb 1980 game with exploitable saucer bonus mechanic, subject of code modification for bonus reset and multiplier fixes
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1980 Bally pinball; May release; included on George's list of only three keeper-quality 1980 Bally games
Pinball machine at Golf n Stuff lineup; playfield imagery (Mick Jagger) heavily affected by grime accumulation
Stern pinball game by Sam Stern from revival era; streamer notes it's underrated
Two Rolling Stones-themed pinball machines exist: an older game and a Stern version with Mick Jagger theme
Bally classic (analyzed via virtual pin); strategy emphasizes bonus holdover collection (20k/40k/60k), rock target rollovers for multiplier, tap-pass mechanics
Classic pinball machine; favorite game of arcade founder Yuske Namba
Rock band featured with Bally pinball machine (1980)
Pinball game; playfields visible at Churchill factory
Pinball machine designed by Jim Patla; licensed music IP title
Stern music-themed pinball table; less sought-after than Metallica or AC/DC in collector community
Data East game; ranks #313 on Pinside all-time best games list; heavily criticized by community reviews
Bally rock-themed pinball from February 1980; 5,700 units; Greg Ferris artwork featuring the Rolling Stones band
Stern Pinball game; hosts discuss possibility of remake; original version rated as 'one of the most hated stern pinball games'
1980 Bally pinball; features Art by Greg Fraris; plays MIDI version of 'Satisfaction'; has wiggle posts
1980 Bally game; designed by Jim Patla; described as 'fun, easy' with simplified gameplay