Hoops is a game mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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Williams pinball machine; described as basic street-level game without ramps; one of lower-tier games seen in the arcade shop
Gottlieb Premier street-level basketball game; 879 units produced (last street-level); designed by Ray Tanzer; tournament darling with balanced rules; Dennis's #2 pick
Featured tournament game; Andre vs Eric match location; Zach Wallin achieved 999 max score
Pinball machine in tournament; features hang time bonus mechanic, basketball theme; equipped with silicone rubber rings
Gottlieb classic game; subject of sustained defense in episode; criticized by Zach Minney; praised for gameplay despite limited bulbs and simpler artwork vs other Gottliebs
Premier/Gottlieb pinball machine from 1991; featured game in this stream
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Referenced for multiball mechanic comparison
Pinball machine at arcade location; host and visitors play between Beatles sessions; discussed as alternative game requiring different skill set
Gottlieb basketball-themed pinball game cited as tournament darling that lacks ball-through-basket toy but is considered excellent
Premiere pinball machine from Street Level series; acquired by Tony on July 5th after negotiation; required repair (missing resistors for flasher lights); debuted at his collection party.
Game in Dennis's collection; features asymmetric sling design critical to gameplay; not P3-compatible.
Basketball-themed pinball; Dennis owns; committed keeper in his collection; best of three NBA games discussed
Last 'street level' release from Premier (February 1991)
1991 Gottlieb Premier street-level basketball-themed pinball machine designed by Ray Tanzer; no ramps, orbit/standup/saucer focused layout
Final street-level table (Feb 1991); basketball theme; designed by Ray Tanzer; 879 units sold; featured multiball mechanism praised by author.
Referenced for comparison of artwork quality; hosts debate whether Bond or Hoops has worse art
1991 Premier/Gottlieb release; basketball theme; remains popular tournament game despite rarity