Cirqus Voltaire is a game mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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Cirqus Voltaire has bold, vibrant colors
Cirqus Voltaire's animations work well with the ball in an integrated way
Original 1997 Bally pinball game; American Pinball announced upcoming 'Remaster' version
Confirmed as American Pinball's first game title; remake/remaster of classic game
1997 Bally game being remade by American Pinball; limited to 771 units; based on 1996 Williams original
Bally Williams (1997) game; ranked #9 worst video mode 'The Amazing Roonie'
First of seven Bally/Williams remakes being done by American Pinball; officially confirmed
American Pinball remake confirmed for 2026 release; remake of classic title
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American Pinball's announced first brand new production game (original theme or remake)
1997 Bally pinball game by John Popadiuk; being remade as American Pinball's next title
1997 Bally classic; rumored to be AP's first release (community speculation, unconfirmed); covered by Planetary Pinball licensing deal; TEP demoed licensed topper with mechanical cannons at Pinball Expo 2025
Rumored first Bally/Williams Reimagined game by American Pinball
1997 Bally game rumored as candidate for American Pinball's first remake
1997 Bally classic; subject of community speculation as potential AP first release; TEP demoed licensed topper with mechanical cannons at Pinball Expo 2025
1997 Williams game by John Popadiuk; rumored to be American Pinball's next title remake
1997 Williams pinball machine; features interactive backbox animation, ringmaster pop-up as central mechanic, neon effects, multiple magnets, and 9 stacked multiballs; produced in ~2,700 units; secondary market price range $6,750–$12,500
Williams game where Popadiuk experimented with hybrid digital/mechanical TILT technology; became popular in home market
Williams pinball machine designed by John Popadiuk with Cameron Silver; featured under-glass display and was Silver's favorite game to work on
Classic Williams pinball machine with circus theming; subject of gameplay in this video
Williams Pinball game that Chuck Bleich worked on as Electrical Engineering Manager
Referenced as design precedent for rear-mounted score display placement
Classic pinball referenced for display placement design (back of playfield) that Houdini updates for 2016
Referenced for pop-up disc mechanism similarity
Classic Williams pinball game referenced for comparison to Houdini's backbox display placement design
1997 Bally pinball game with promotional video included in collection
Classic pinball machine in Pinball Arcade; recently received tuning updates praised by hosts