Harvey Heiss is a person mentioned in 2 episode(s).
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Harvey Heiss was the primary game designer at Genco starting in 1931-32 and trained Kordek in pinball design methodology
Early pinball industry figure; known for off-color stories at early Expos; associated with Genco
Legendary pinball designer honored at 1985 Expo founding banquet; one of four designers recognized for designing 600+ machines
Industry figure; dreamed of 'Baby in the Hole' pinball game recreation; emotional moment when game was revealed at Expo
Senior game designer at Genco starting 1931-32; mentored Kordek and was primary designer until hospitalization in late 1947. Known for conservative design philosophy emphasizing reliability and user experience.
Retired pinball designer for Genco; recognized at first Expo as one of four honored designers
Genco industry figure who attended Expo in his 80s; remembered by Berk for enthusiasm and rich industry history; now deceased
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Main designer at Genco when Kordek joined; mentored Kordek in game design philosophy; notable for eccentric behavior (shoes nailed to ceiling); commuted via sailboat
Designer of Genco Two-Player Basketball (1954); met Phil Emmert at Pinball Expo years later but did not recall designing the game
Main designer at Genco until Steve Kordek began doing mainline design work; likely designer of 1947 Step Up game
Pinball designer at Genco whom Kordek substituted for, designing Triple Action as his first solo game
Pinball designer for Genco; one of four pioneering designers honored at inaugural Expo
Designer at Genco; supervised Steve Kordek; attended early Expos; deceased
Pinball designer honored at first Pinball Expo banquet (1985) as one of four foundational designers
Gento designer; spoke at early Pinball Expos; known for colorful stories and anecdotes