Ballyhoo is a game mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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50,000 Ballyhoo units were released, two months after Gottlieb's Baffle Ball
Ballyhoo sold for $16.50 and offered wooden or metal leg options
The 'bally hole' at the top of Ballyhoo functioned as a 2x score multiplier
Ballyhoo was released a few months after Whiffle and outsold it commercially
1932 pinball machine being restored by Mike Ogilvie; subject of the episode's technical advice
Early game referenced for knocker sound as comparison to Bright Lights
1932 pinball game featured at Canada PinCon history booth
1931 pinball game released by Bally a few months after Whiffle; commercially outcompeted Whiffle
1932 pinball game, first release by Bally Manufacturing, inspired by Ballyhoo magazine
Famous pre-flipper bagatelle game displayed in Zone 2 of Terra Technica
Follow-up pinball game released January 1932 by Raymond Maloney's Lion Manufacturing (later Bally); sold 50,000 units in seven months; featured 10 pockets and larger playfield than Baffle Ball
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Ballyhoo sold 50,000 units in seven months, making it a bigger commercial success than Baffle Ball