Riverboat Gambler is a game mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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Riverboat Gambler sold 3,200 units, which was considered good for the time
Riverboat Gambler features flipper codes accessible through button combinations that display 'hello world' message
Riverboat Gambler has unusually complex/wacky ramp geometry that makes it interesting to play
Dwight Sullivan's first game as lead programmer at Williams; designed by Ward Pemberton; featured Mark Ritchie vocal
Ward Pemberton design at Williams that sold over 3,200 units; competed against Fun House and Bugs Bunny's Birthday Ball
Classic pinball machine with roulette shots; played by Escher and Miles Grant at Finberg
Williams pinball machine from 1990, System 11 hardware, casino/riverboat theme with roulette wheel mechanic
Williams 1990 gambling-themed pinball machine with casino modes, complex sound design, and documented mechanical issues; subject of this stream
Williams 1990 System 11 pinball game; subject of VPX playthrough; features progressive jackpot, chip targets, and multiball
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VPX table mentioned as having physics fixes in a Gold version
Vintage pinball machine with complex/unusual ramp geometry; one of four machines being set up
Pinball machine being played in this video; poker/western themed with bonus mechanics and chip collection system
Williams pinball machine from 1990; author achieved High Score #2
August 1990 Williams System 11c game; Dwight Sullivan's first major code credit; featured four action buttons; sold 3,200 units