Ed Krynski is a person mentioned in 2 episode(s).
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Ed Krynski designed over 220 pinball games during his career
Krynski left the pinball industry in 1984 due to disagreement with industry prioritizing profit over game design quality
Krynski pioneered the vari-target mechanic first seen in Airport (1969)
Krynski pioneered laneways to flipper mechanic first seen in Bank-a-Ball (1965)
Designer of Gottlieb Sing-Along
Legendary Gottlieb pinball designer with more design credits than any other pinball designer in history; designed Sinbad (1978), Countdown, and numerous other System 1 titles; referenced as foundational to Wedgehead Pinball Bar naming (nod to his work)
Started initial version of Rocky before Trudeau took over and redesigned
Legendary pinball designer who created 200+ games for Gottlieb and other manufacturers; designer of innovative mechanics; deceased; honored by Shalhoub; inducted into Pinball Hall of Fame in 2003 by Shalhoub
Gambling pinball designer at Keeney in 1960s; later moved to Gottlieb to design amusement pinballs
Legendary Gottlieb pinball designer; designed 220+ games 1960-1987; died November 2004 from pneumonia/lung cancer
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Krynski pioneered carousel target mechanic first seen in Dancing Lady (1966)
Krynski pioneered multiple drop targets mechanic first seen in 2001 (1971)
Ed Krynski was inducted into the Pinball Hall of Fame at Pinball Expo in 2004
Ed Krynski had designed more games than any other designer in pinball history
Key designer and game designer at Gottlieb factory during Michael's childhood; interacted with Michael and his brother Joe during factory visits.
Gottlieb designer who collaborated with Trudeau on Crawl; designed innovative clear plexiglass upper playfield concept