Queen of Hearts is a game mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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Gottlieb card-themed game; Gordon Hasse's overall favorite game regardless of era; approximately 2,200-2,300 unit production run (huge success for 1950s)
Gottlieb pinball game designed by Neyens; featured innovative relay circuit with complex payout logic based on five-ball combinations; Neyens' personal favorite despite not being most commercially popular.
Difficult pinball game by Wayne Neyens utilizing the gobble hole.
Neyens' design from 1950s era; mentioned as collectible title; personal favorite of host.
1952 Gottlieb wood rail; described by Hasse as probably his favorite Gottlieb wood rail; played extensively as a kid but doesn't have one currently set up in his collection
Wood-rail era pinball game owned by Edward Tripunsky; favorite game from his youth
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Wayne Nines' personal favorite game; designed for circuitry elegance; not selected for Coin-Op Carnival despite Wayne's preference
December 1952 Gottlieb game by Neyens featuring card theme and innovative five-gobble-hole replay mechanism. Neyens considered it his greatest engineering masterpiece due to the electromechanical switch-stacking solution.