Victory is a 1987 Gottlieb Premier pinball machine that was John Borg's first game design assignment. The table features vitagraph color playfield technology and a countdown bonus mechanic designed by John Norris, with a goal-oriented design based on 1-7 checkpoints. Despite some recognition for decent layout and 'just one more game' appeal, Victory is frequently criticized for poor rules structure, repetitive 'hurry up' mechanics, and weak software design compared to contemporary titles.
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Victory pinball machine is moving from Forked River to Maple Pinball through Corey's arrangement
Victory's sequential shot design creates an addictive 'just one more game' loop despite initial aesthetic reservations
Victory table has poor checkpoint design that lacks visual clarity, doesn't flash on some objectives, and creates a confusing experience for new players
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Briefly mentioned in context of early DMD games
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Gottlieb Premier machine; goal-oriented design (1-7 checkpoints); 'just one more game' appeal; well-balanced scoring; undersized alphanumeric display
Premier/Gottlieb title (1987); Borg's first game assignment; featured vitagraph color playfield technology and countdown bonus mechanic by John Norris