Popeye Saves the Earth is a game mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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Popeye Saves the Earth feels incomplete in a similar way to Gilligan's Island released around the same time
Popeye Saves the Earth had 4,200 units produced
The right loop shot on Popeye Saves the Earth is nearly impossible with near-zero margin for error
Popeye Saves the Earth (1994 Williams) was designed by Barry Orsler, consistent with his other acclaimed titles like Whodunit and Dracula
Pinball machine recently added to Barcade Brooklyn, known for incomplete code and buggy behavior
1994 Williams pinball game. Played at Super Bari Arcade. Features Python Angled art style, upper playfield with flippers, unique shot difficulty, spinner/carousel mechanic. Hosts were pleasantly surprised; considered game of the visit by one host
Bally game recently acquired by Corbin; 4,200 units produced; wide-body machine featuring Noah's Ark environmental theme; DCS sound system; features rotating disc mechs, multi-ball sequences, hinged upper playfield; low sales comparatively but underrated per hosts
Williams Pinball title (1994); Zofia Ryan designed most mechanisms including Animal Kicker multi-diverter and roulette wheel skill-shot mechanism; worked with Python Anghelo
Bally (1994) at The Local Market
1994 Williams pinball game; widely despised, lost money, caused distributor crisis, and potentially hastened Williams' exit from pinball
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Popeye Saves the Earth sold only 4,217 units and was forced on distributors as a bundle with Mortal Kombat arcade cabinets
Popeye Saves the Earth currently ranks 247th out of 286 eligible games on Pinside's Top Solid State list
Pinball machine cited as contributing to demise of Bally Pinball; design-related failure
1994 Super Pin by Barry Ousler & Python Angelo; 4,217 units (poorest-selling Super Pin); bundled with Mortal Kombat arcade to force distribution; heavily criticized by hosts; receiving hate mail at Wedgehead
1994 Bally Williams pinball machine, Python Angelo design, ranks 247th on Pinside Top 100; subject of entire episode defending it as underrated