NBA Fastbreak is a game mentioned in 2 episode(s).
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NBA Fastbreak supports linked play between two machines via serial cable
The Chicago Bulls are coded to be unbeatable on NBA Fastbreak, even with the glass removed
NBA Fastbreak was manufactured circa 1997
Only basket shots (ramps and saucers) score points in NBA Fastbreak; slingshots and spot targets award zero points
Classic pinball game; referenced for its 'Million Dollar Shot' concept that influenced Cactus Canyon Gunfight Ball Save design
George Gomez-designed game with innovative basketball-themed layout and scoring; initially poorly received but performs extremely well at Wedgehead; cited as parallel case to Popeye
Pinball table Chris compares to Super League Football for competition-focused gameplay
Bally Williams; down 2% YoY, up 61% over 5 years; appreciated from $2,800 to $4,500
Williams/Bally pinball machine themed around basketball; can be networked via custom board for two-machine competitive play; TJ Buyer operates linked setup
George Gomez pinball game; discussed as having tight, frustrating shots but fun link game rules
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NBA Fastbreak has no bonus collection mechanic, making ball tilt-out a viable strategy
Maximum achievable rings in single NBA Fastbreak game is four (trophy multiball repeats up to 4 times)
The highest score on a Cleveland Cavaliers game without extra balls is 247 points
NBA Fastbreak can be linked with another machine for simultaneous head-to-head play with quarter-based structure
NBA Fastbreak suffered a mechanical fault traced to a broken wire on the coin door interlock switch during the event
Williams/Stern game that Wally re-engineers into other games like Scared Stiff and Medieval Madness
Bally 1997 machine; helped Crable win against Eric Stone by mastering left orbit and ramp timing
Referenced as layout design comparison point for Pokémon's playfield
Pinball machine used for playfield layout comparison
1997 Williams WPC game by George Gomez; featured basketball scoring system, linking capability for tournament play, and optional traditional pinball scoring; had special topper set for linked configuration
Bally pinball game from 1997 featuring basketball theme with NBA team selection, multiball modes, and back glass flipper; supports linked two-cabinet competitive play
Pinball machine at At the Wallace; described as one of wacky collection items
Stern pinball machine based on basketball; MacCulloch makes joke about wanting to be remembered as pinball player 'only on NBA Fastbreak'
Pinball machine designed by George Gomez; subject of community criticism; Gomez expresses contrarian appreciation for the design
Classic pinball machine being played on VPW (Virtual Pinball Werld) platform, features basketball theme with multiple modes including Crazy Bob's, Hot Dog Mania, Shoot Around Hoops, and Free Throw challenges
Williams 1997 pinball machine being played and discussed; sports-themed with basketball elements
Late 1990s (circa 1997) pinball machine with basketball theme featuring multiball modes, combo system, and championship ring progression
Game on Matt's want-to-play list for Pinfest
Basketball-themed pinball; interesting layout; Tony loves this title
Williams pinball title featuring Kopera's basketball shooter device mechanism
Pinball machine with basketball shooter mechanic designed by Tom Kopera
1997 Bally pinball machine with unique scoring system and linked two-machine competitive play
Williams pinball game (1991); discussed as potential future Zen title if Arcade1Up/Zen licensing partnership deepens
Bally pinball machine; comparison point for dual-scoring system (normal and basketball scoring)