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The Crocodile Hunter - Outback Adventure was to be The Pinball Factory's first game
The Pinball Factory received 612 pre-orders for Medieval Madness remake in the first three weeks
1,000 pre-orders are required for the Medieval Madness remake project to proceed to production
Medieval Madness won a community vote to determine which game would be manufactured first
Industry event where Jack Renner reportedly shifted from Avatar to Harry Potter promotion (TPF)
Melbourne-based pinball game manufacturer; was developing The Crocodile Hunter - Outback Adventure as its first game release
Rebranded Mr Pinball Australia after Williams deal; obtained rights to produce authentic Williams parts and remanufacture Williams/Bally games
Manufacturer of The Crocodile Hunter - Outback Adventure pinball machine
Competitor to IPB on Funhouse playfield reproduction; part of emerging competitive playfield reproduction market
Previous operator of Bally/Williams parts distribution; criticized for clamping down on unlicensed parts; license now held by PPS
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The Pinball Factory has the rights to remanufacture Bally games using the Bally name
Production is expected to take about six months if sufficient orders are received
Medieval Madness would be made without the Williams logo due to licensing restrictions
The Crocodile Hunter - Outback Adventure is expected to be released in June or July 2006
The Pinball Factory was able to sell original Williams parts after October 2005
The Crocodile Hunter - Outback Adventure is scheduled for release in 2006
The promotional flyer uses A4 sizing instead of US Letter format
Flyers will be available from TPF distributors very soon
The Pinball Factory introduced new forum section on former Williams pinball.com site after taking over the domain
Wayne Gillard's pinball manufacturing company formed after acquisition of Williams patents and assets; operates parts reproduction and new game development (Crocodile Hunter); took over pinball.com domain and Williams intellectual property
Melbourne-based pinball game remanufacturer announcing plans to remake Medieval Madness and Cactus Canyon
Pinball manufacturer developing their first game, Crocodile Hunter Outback Adventure
Former operating name for Mr. Pinball Australia; name will no longer be used following acquisition
Australian remake manufacturer announced Medieval Madness and Cactus Canyon remake projects; developing Crocodile Hunter with Steve Irwin theme
Pinball parts and games manufacturer/distributor founded by Wayne Gillard
Competitor gaining ability to sell original Williams parts after October 2005 license expiration
Developer/producer of Medieval Madness remake project requiring 1,000 pre-orders