Classic Williams game being reimagined by American Pinball; will be available in classic edition (updated internals) and limited reimagined edition (new rules, graphics, sounds)

Classic Williams title being remade by American Pinball; will feature HD screen, new Brian Allen artwork, gameplay tweaks; ~150 unit initial production planned

Classic Williams game (unsellable in 1997); Chicago Gaming planning reimagined and classic versions with LCD under glass, RGB LEDs replacing neon; expected late 2026

Planned remake by American Pinball, expected 750 unit run, question about screen placement

Classic game receiving remaster; Jared strongly prefers it over Attack from Mars remake; praised for smooth ball paths and ringmaster toy

Announced American Pinball remake in development; John Popaduk original theme; Melvin Williams involved in development; expected production timeline at least 6 months from parts order

Upcoming remake mentioned as competing release in similar timeframe as Yukon Yeti

American Pinball remastered/re-imagined title announced at TPF 2026

American Pinball remaster of 1997 Williams classic; dual ruleset (original + reimagined with new modes); LCD animations replacing DMD

American Pinball remaster in regular and reimagined versions; announcement made; not releasing in 2025

Classic Williams game being remade by American Pinball via Planetary Pinball Supply partnership; both classic and remastered versions planned; expected July-August 2025

Classic Williams pinball game from the 90s; being remade by new American Pinball under leadership; one of most-requested 90s remakes along with Theater of Magic and Tales of the Arabian Nights

Upcoming Chicago Gaming/Stern Pinball remaster of classic Williams game, announced at Texas Pinball Festival with 500-1000 unit production range, two tiers (Classic and Reimagining), no pricing announced

Upcoming American Pinball game; planned after Houdini; Kaneda interested to see market response

American Pinball/Spooky project; confirmed NOT to be first release from American Pinball despite earlier speculation

Bally pinball machine being played and reviewed

Rumored Bally/Williams remaster from American Pinball; mentioned as likely upcoming remaster title

Strongly rumored as American Pinball's first reimagining release; Electric Playground creating topper for it; pricing estimated $8,000-$9,000+

Classic John Popadiuk-designed game; rumored American Pinball remake target; praised for gameplay and aesthetics

Pinball game with newly announced action figure line in two versions (16-inch hand-painted and 12-inch), designed by DPX

Classic game comparison point for Alice's layout; loaned to Rob by Mad Pinball for 6-8 months for research and comparison

Rare game acquired by Dave; received extensive restoration including Titan rubber kit and LED upgrades

Finals game two; Raymond's personal tournament curse; he scored 1.5 million and finished last

Planned American Pinball remake; confirmed as first title under new management

Classic pinball game that Dave recently worked on; featured prototype Ringmaster Jerry toy with detailed collar fingers (non-functional design)

Machine being replaced by Beetlejuice in Hardy's lineup; Hardy was borrowing this game previously

Game that Ashley enjoys playing regularly

Chicago Gaming Company classic candidate; hosts discussed as potential remake; visually stunning per John Papadiuk design aesthetic

Pinball 2000 title; discussed as platform worth revisiting with modern technology

Steve recently played; described as crushable due to simple shooting; potential candidate for rule depth upgrade

Papaduke-era pinball machine. Bill Webb sold one in 12 hours and immediately purchased another (purple powder coat, color DMD version). Steve Edie interested in owning one.

Classic Williams game referenced as potential gameplay comparison; hosts note it has display-heavy design similar to Alice concept but question if Alice will achieve comparable playability

J-Pop 1997 game referenced as prone to ghosting inserts and similar playfield insert issues as Theater of Magic; part of host's personal collection

1997 John Papadiuk game, 7% in poll; hosts view as viable remake due to Papadiuk's design reputation

John Papadiuk-designed Williams game with surreal acid trip aesthetic

Classic John Papadiuk design featuring ringmaster toy; referenced as example of Papadiuk's signature toy-driven design legacy

Game Dice is acquiring next week; has been in his collection before

Classic Williams pinball game by John Popaduik from the 1990s; being remade by American Pinball; features ringmaster mechanism with magnet; slated for potential release.

J-Pop remake title with circus tent aesthetic; potentially referenced in Pedretti Gaming image

Referenced for mechanical design similarity (motorized Ringmaster mechanic compared to Avengers' motorized disc)

1998 Williams game; original MSRP $2,300; inflation-adjusted to $4,179; used as extreme historical baseline (James Bond is 211% more; Toy Story 259% more)

Classic pinball game referenced as precedent for the main shot lock mechanism design

Williams-era game with high-wire ball lock mechanism using magnet to hold ball on wire; ranked #10 as example of stacking mechanism done well

Classic pinball used as example for hypothetical Deep Root Pinball DLC content model discussion

Pinball machine restored by Rawdon over five years; sold for $20,000 AUD; involved multiple catastrophic failures including broken playfields and cabinet damage

Bally/Williams pinball machine being restored by Rawdon; experiencing cabinet damage during mirror rail installation

Pinball machine referenced for totem inspiration in Dune design

1997 Williams pinball by John Popadiuk; rumored to be American Pinball's first Bally Williams remake

Pinball game described as host's favorite of all time; demonstrated briefly at end of stream; available on vPinball

Bally 1997 pinball machine; subject of gameplay stream; classic title with distinctive design

Game mentioned by George as not enjoyed by him, contrasted with Tales of the Arabian Nights

Pinball game mentioned with Ringmaster toy as honorable mention

Tom's dream machine; difficult to find without ghosted insert damage; Tom let one get away with Attack from Mars years ago

Classic/rare pinball machine arriving Thursday to Fliptronic's collection; noted as 3 days arcade location play history only

Machine host expresses interest in installing PinWoofer system

Classic pinball machine referenced as design precedent for subway/disc staging mechanics used in Avengers Premium Edition

Classic Williams game being remade by Chicago Gaming Company, identified through distributor post showing ringmaster artwork

Pinball game referenced as having a mod from Mod Couple, mentioned as something the host loves

#5 ranked; features single ramp with magnet-based lock system and neon light effects; hosts praise structural integration with game theme

Circus-themed pinball game Tony identifies as his favorite game played overall, which Dave owns

Honorable mention for right orbit to left habitrail shot

Modern tournament machine where Ringmasters and multiballs dominate strategy

Pinball game referenced by host for drain mechanic comparison

Pinball game designed by John Papaduke; mentioned as one of his other A-list designs

Classic pinball game; Sentinel mech mechanics compared to its design; described as 'quirky, original, and crazy. Beautiful game'

Classic pinball reference point; Hardy compares motorized disc and aesthetic of Avengers to this game favorably

Planned future restoration project; team considering sky blue, red, or purple color schemes for themed restoration

Classic Williams pinball game referenced by Melvin as aesthetic and design inspiration; influenced Alice's 'world under glass' philosophy and screen-based gameplay

Classic Williams title referenced as design inspiration for 'whimsical 90s feeling' aesthetic that influenced Alice design philosophy

Referenced as mechanical predecessor to Doctor Strange disc mechanic in Avengers Infinity Quest

Referenced as historical Williams pinball with ringmaster character; Don speculates on mechanical parallels to Sentinel design

Pinball game featuring a ringmaster character (actual name unknown to speakers) who they rename 'The Rizzler'

Papa Duke designed game ranked around #18 on Pinside; compared unfavorably by Tony to Theater of Magic

Classic pinball machine designed by John Papaduke; mentioned as evidence of his design expertise.

Papaduke design referenced to illustrate his dislike of symmetry (asymmetrical slingshots)

Classic pinball referenced for Ringmaster bash toy comparison to Uncanny X-Men's Sentinel mechanism

Classic pinball game. Joel references alongside Theater of Magic as older games he enjoys. Created by same designer.

Pinball title featured at Mystic Pinball

Classic pinball game featuring distinctive upkicker eject mechanic; design element referenced in Elvira playfield layout

Referenced as example of brutally difficult game with deep code that players may never fully experience

Pinball table with floaty playfield in both TPA and real machines; praised for realistic difficulty tuning

Pinball table in TPA beta receiving physics tuning: ball weight/bounciness fixes, menagerie ball behavior, acrobat/juggler loop collision detection improvements

Pinball machine expected to benefit from improved back glass animation technology demonstrated in Volume 4

Bally table (not Williams) in Zen Volume 5 with ringmaster animation and neon color selection

Tournament table for September 2015 Blockade competition

Pinball machine referenced for comparable moving ball mechanic (ringmaster/ring ball captive) to Q-Ball Wizard's cue ball

Farsight digital table with updated juggler mechanism and improved sound effects; praised for fixed farting saucer behavior

Referenced as example of multi-function eyecatcher toy design that inspired Dune's worm mechanic innovation

Classic pinball game referenced as design inspiration for center pop-up toy feature on Avengers Infinity Quest

Popaduik design; integrates toy work with Ringmaster character; well-liked by some

Classic Williams pinball referenced as precedent for day/night cycle mechanics predating modern implementations

John Papaduke–designed pinball game containing multiple hidden Easter eggs referencing Canadian pinball community members; accessible via cheat code (track mode + both buttons, left 7, right 11, both); features names on playfield and back glass.

Classic pinball machine referenced as design inspiration for center ringmaster target and mystery modes

Papaduke game cited as example of his asymmetrical design philosophy; features swing shots at different heights

John Papaduke-designed Williams game; experimented with DMD positioned in back of playfield under glass

Williams pinball game with Linda Deal as sole credited artist (Papa Duke design). Iconic jester character and back glass; noted for feminine aesthetic and distinctive visual style.

1997 Williams original theme; listed among successful 1990s original themed games

1997 Bally Williams game; co-design with Cameron Silver; features ringmaster pop-up bash toy with magnet, horseshoe surround, interactive bell on backbox display, picture frame trim, DMD under playfield glass; art by Linda Deal; French circus theme

Referenced for 'Menagerie cage' mechanic comparison to Funko Arena's floating attacks

Referenced for neon multiball effect that should match Attack from Mars strobe intensity treatment

Williams title visible in announcement video and manual sequence; strongly hinted as future release

Classic Williams pinball machine featured at tournament with new Color DMD multi-color LED display upgrade

Referenced for how it implements random judge selection per game; used as example of creative solutions to ROM status features

First pinball machine Josh Rupp ever played; he immediately became hooked on the machine

J-Pop design; frequently played alongside Whitewater by casual players; represents era of game design RAZA is evoking

Bally Williams game; increased from $7,200 (end 2019) to $11,000 currently; flat YoY but +53% five-year

Bally Williams classic up 1%, one sale at $11,250

Pinball game referenced by Jamie as having high-wire mechanic; represents engagement with game's thematic elements.

Referenced as end of 'classic era' (Addams Family through Circus Voltaire) that remains popular in UK

Williams game where Silver created infamous home ROM that greatly increased collector demand

1997 Bally pinball machine designed by John Papaduke, 274 units produced, featured in comprehensive gameplay tutorial

1997 Bally Williams machine; had approximately 200 sample games made; subject of detailed sample vs production comparison

John Papaduke-designed game with Mike Hanley Easter egg references; similar rarity to the prototype

Bally 1987 John Papaduke design; 274 units (rare); ranked #50 all-time; features cannon toy, ball lock saucers, and sample playfield variant

Pinball machine featuring backscreen display; design precedent for Barrels of Fun's similar backscreen implementation on Labyrinth

John Papaduke game referenced as thematic segue to Tales of the Arabian Nights

Source game for Ring Master Jack figurine; featured in Series 1

Bally Williams; Pinside shows -4% but host's research indicates +8% actual trend

Papaduke design; discussed as potentially better remake candidate than Raza

Game used to illustrate long ball duration and tilt danger management strategy

Classic pinball referenced as comparison for rear-playfield interactive screen effects seen in Dune

Previous Papaduke game referenced for visual and mechanical similarities to the revealed game

Classic game acquired by Pedretti Gaming for remake

HEP-restored classic; mentioned as listed for $20,000 on Pinside secondary market