The Getaway: High Speed II is a game mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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Getaway is a 1990s Williams classic that focuses on orbit shooting to build RPM and progress through five gear shifts
The gear stick is a special cast-themed gear stick plunger mechanism
Redline Mania is the wizard mode accessed after building RPM to fifth gear
Super Jackpot during Redline Mania is worth 100 million points
Williams pinball machine featuring Supercharger mechanical toy; discussed as example of 90s Bally-Williams mech design
Pinball machine; cited as example of a game Alan played in his first tournament without prior experience.
Pinball title already available in digital platforms, used as reason to exclude original High Speed from FX3 priority
Pinball game with supercharger toy ranked #9; ball shoots up ramp and mechanism whips around in circular motion; hosts note gameplay becomes boring with time despite cool toy
Classic Williams pinball table by Steve Ritchie; one of four launch titles, available as timed demo in Zen's collection
Used for Lorneta Challenge side tournament with special distorting goggles handicap
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The machine has had approximately 500 games played on it in the last 6 months from tournament use
Getaway is one of the best pinball games ever made
The current Getaway machine's flippers are weak and need maintenance due to heavy use
Supercharger mode builds 5 million points per successful shot hit, with orbits and mystery also worth 5 million during the mode
Williams classic pinball table; included in Williams Valley Volume 1 release
1990s Williams pinball classic; features RPM-building orbit shots, gear-shifting plunger mechanic, video mode, multiball, Redline Mania wizard mode, supercharger mode; experiencing flipper wear from ~500 games in 6 months; subject of this tutorial and versus gameplay
Williams pinball machine from 1986, subject of this PuP pack enhancement with Baby Driver theme and content
Sequel to High Speed designed by Steve Ritchie; described as budget title appealing to better players; features accelerator and shifter toys; popular among collectors
Sequel to High Speed; mentioned as available at Past Times Arcade