Embryon is a game mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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There are fewer than five Embryon machines on location in arcades.
Embryon has a misplaced rubber on the left flipper save that should be removed for better gameplay.
Embryon had approximately 2,200 units produced with fewer than 1,000 estimated playable in the US
Bally classic; first game George bought as a collector; featured in restoration discussion with seven-digit display conversion
Game Ron worked on; experienced GI (general illumination) circuit failure related to negative 5 voltage issue
Rare early-80s EM game (Class of 81), purchased by Rochester Pinball Cooperative for $3,200 in good condition
1980 Bally wide body arcade pinball; game of the week; last arcade-generation Bally wide body; approximately 2,200 units produced; Seth's collection piece
1981 Bally wide-body; last wide-body machine produced by Bally
Wide-body Bally game from the same series as Future Spa
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1982 Valley pinball machine designed by Claude Fernandez; produced in 2,200 units; subject of main episode focus. Rare, controversial artwork, flipper design flaw identified.
Bally pinball machine available at venue; also subject of Pinball Arcade voting poll against Paragon
Pinball machine at Logan Arcade; Jack mentions someone recently purchased one
#11 seed in Widebody Tournament; upset #6 seed Guns N' Roses with 50.7% margin (single vote); faces Star Trek: TNG in Round 3
Bally game; Ramunni's first at Bally; four-color process; H.R. Giger influenced; name changed from 'Clone'; controversial master race artwork comments
Wide-body pinball game mentioned in Dr. Pin's lottery wishlist for unique flipper mechanics in outlanes
Classic pinball machine being voted for season 7 Farsight release; super-wide body; LED-friendly design with strong blue lighting aesthetics
Pinball machine Robert has at home; Robert made notable saves on it at Bat City; has different tilt bob setup than tournament versions; Robert tilted twice in playoff match
Wide body College State game at Flip Out London; Neil's personal favorite there