Bally Manufacturing is a manufacturer mentioned in 2 episode(s).
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Major pinball manufacturer that dominated market in early 1980s, produced 8-Ball (20,000+ units) and Eight Ball Deluxe sequel, known for innovation in speech synthesis and solid-state design
Major pinball manufacturer; conversion kits designed to fit Bally four-player machines
Defunct pinball manufacturer. Gene acquired rights to manufacture under Bally name after 2000/2003 Williams acquisition. Wayne later acquired separate Bally/Pinball name rights via financed deal.
Historic pinball manufacturer; Motor Dome was a Bally game with selectable difficulty (first to have this feature).
Legacy pinball manufacturer; Vector and Spectrum machines at Barcade JC
Classic pinball manufacturer whose table library is included in Zen's worldwide digital rights acquisition
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Manufacturer of the Playboy pinball machine
Pinball manufacturer; originally founded as Lion Manufacturing by Raymond T. Maloney in 1932; renamed to Bally after success of Ballyhoo game
Pinball manufacturer known for pioneering licensed music in games starting December 1978 with titles like Kiss, Playboy, Harlem Globetrotters, and Dolly.
Manufacturer of numerous Dennis Nordman games including Party Animal (1987), Special Force (1986), Dr. Dude (1990), Party Zone (1991), Indianapolis 500 (1995), Scared Stiff (1996), Whoa Nellie! (2012)
Historic pinball manufacturer; merged with Williams during System 11 era; contributed Transporter, Mousin' Around, Elvira, Bad Cats, Game Show, Pool Sharks, Radical, and Doctor Dude
Pinball manufacturer acquired by Williams; Dan was hired by Bally/Valley before the acquisition
Pinball manufacturer where Ward Pemberton worked from 1978-1982 and 1986 onwards; later acquired by Williams
Major pinball manufacturer where Norm Clark worked 1975–1985 as head and eventually president of pinball division
Major pinball manufacturer; Norm Clark secured Bally's participation in first Expo
Acquired Six Flags amusement division in 1982-1983; offered James Loflin relocation to Chicago, which he declined
Pinball manufacturer where Popadiuk started his career at age 19; later acquired by Williams in 1988
EM pinball manufacturer; noted for 'plink' sound in chime boxes compared to Alvin G.
Major pinball manufacturer; Norm Clark joined late 1970s as design division head; created 'golden years' of Bally pinball design; produced Freedom (only center pop game, ~12 prototype units)
Major pinball manufacturer whose documentation (1933-2000) is included in archives
Pinball manufacturer where Greg Freres worked from 1978 until production ended with Revenge from Mars
Major pinball manufacturer heavily involved in gambling and bingo games; produced 42-game horserace series starting 1936; targeted for criticism by Gottlieb at 1961 Illinois hearings; defended against organized crime allegations in Billboard/Cash Box ads
Classic pinball manufacturer; extensive representation in collection including The Addams Family, Baby Pac-Man, Cactus Canyon, Centaur II, The Champion Pub, Cirqus Voltaire, Creature from the Black Lagoon, Eight Ball Deluxe, Fathom, Fish Tales, Hot Shot, Lady Luck, Metallica Master of Puppets LE, Paragon, Scared Stiff, Twilight Zone, World Cup Soccer
Historical pinball manufacturer acquired by Williams in 1988; employed Greg Freres before merger
Historical pinball manufacturer; classic game IP licensed through Planetary Pinball Supply
Major pinball manufacturer producing Future Spa (1980); known for wide-body games and 'nipple era' artwork; defunct/historical manufacturer relative to modern era
Co-released multiple 1991 titles with Williams