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
Classic 1997 Bally/Midway game being remastered by American Pinball
1997 Bally Pinball; possible remaster in development (unconfirmed by hosts); criticized as toy-heavy 1990s design
Post-World Cup Soccer game designed by John Papaduke, noted as getting a remake
1997 Williams/Bally game designed by John Popadiuk; being reimagined by American Pinball; features illuminated slingshot sculpt
Classic Williams game with hidden Easter egg messages; referenced for plastic design issues
Williams pinball machine being played and analyzed on stream; 1997 carnival/circus themed game
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American Pinball remake with 720 nicest version units, featuring Brian Allen artwork and nicer screen
American Pinball remake of classic game, apparently planned without new code additions
John Popadiuk classic being remade by American Pinball in 2026
Pinball game at movie theater in Jimmy's hometown; played extensively as a kid; designed by John Papadiuk
Popadiuk-designed Bally/Williams title; American Pinball developing remake for 2026, same year as TOTAN remake
1997 Bally pinball machine; the subject of the sample vs. production playfield comparison
Williams pinball game that Cameron Silver worked on. Known for a famous home-ROM that elevated the game's status among collectors.
Bally Williams; Pinside shows down 4%, but host research suggests up 8% when corrected
John Papadiuk-designed pinball game with multiple Michael Hanley Easter eggs hidden in code, playfield, and back glass
John Papadiuk-designed game; ranked around #18 on Pinside; Dennis questions whether it deserves higher ranking than Theater of Magic due to more complex modes
Classic pinball machine designed by John Papadiuk for Bally/Williams; cited as example of his design prowess.
1997 Williams DMD pinball machine; featured in Pinburg Bank 2; recent tournament play at The Beast and InDisc; features ringmaster/juggler mechanic with catch issues; complex multiball stacking potential; long game times in card format
Classic Stern machine (1997) recently modded with true multi-color LED DMD display. Praised for vibrant color palette and animation quality, especially the cannon effect. Featured at Orange County Pinball League tournament.
Classic pinball table; defended as having realistic floaty behavior in TPA matching real machines
Williams machine and Zen recreation; discussed regarding ROM status (different judges each game) and segmented wizard mode design
Bally pinball machine; in TPA beta with ball weight, acrobat loop rejection, and juggler saucer collision fixes
Classic John Papaduke design frequently compared to the new prototype in terms of theme and layout
Bally pinball table (Lawlor design); licensed for Zen Pinball Volume 5; enhanced with animated ringmaster
Pinball machine criticized by host Zach as not having enough depth; selected as 'kill' in Fling/Marry/Kill segment
Historical pinball reference; Sentinel mech compared to this game's mechanical style
Pinball machine by John Papadiuk; referenced as a notable title following World Cup Soccer 94
Arriving to George on Thursday, 3 days of location use, transitioning between home collections
Machine at Dylan's collection; Peter Watt scored 108 million on it in tournament; Jared notes it's commonly owned by collectors
Ranked #10 on the top 10 ball locks list; features high-wire ball lock mechanism with magnetic hold
John Popadiuk-designed game cited as example of creative, innovative design compared to Ritchie's formulaic approach
Bally 1997 pinball machine; circus theme; features ringmaster target with magnet, juggler multiball, boom balloon shots
Williams pinball machine in Mystic Pinball collection
Classic pinball table; mentioned as candidate for baked-in neon multiball lighting effects in Farsight
TPA title with minor judge/flipper mechanics issue mentioned as desired fix
#5 ranked ramp; single ramp with magnet diverter; noted for unique architectural integration with game theme; John Popadiuk design
Classic Williams pinball table visible in Zen's office during announcement video and in manuals sequence; speculated as possible future release
Reference game cited for LCD screen positioning example in Ben Heck's Zombie Adventureland
Classic pinball machine; the first physical pinball machine Josh Rupp ever played, sparking his deep interest
Bally Williams; 0% YoY change, up 53% over 5 years; appreciated from $7,200 (end 2019) to $11,000
J-Pop designed game; referenced as example of ghosting insert issues and mylar wear patterns; host mentions owning one
1997 Bally by John Papadiuk; 7% in poll; hosts note Papadiuk artwork drives sales potential
Williams DMD title; expected to pair with Theater of Magic but not confirmed
Referenced as eyecatcher toy example; compared to Dune's approach of adding multiple functions to single toy
Classic pinball machine restored by Rawdon over 5 years; sold for $20,000 AUD; had three playfields during restoration; became cursed/problematic during rebuild process
1997 Williams game designed by John Papadiuk; rumored to be American Pinball's first Williams remake; featured innovative lighting, Ringmaster bash toy, magnet mechanism; sold ~2,500 units (uncertain); notable for colorful playfield
Identified as A-grade title; fetched $20k-$22k in 2023 and after COVID; currently pricing around $16k; represents significant market correction
Classic pinball game; being remade/returned by American Pinball as their first game under new management
Classic pinball game; referenced for comparison to Avengers Infinity Quest's center pop-up toy mechanism
1998 release, $2,300; inflation-adjusted to $4,179; extreme historical baseline for price comparison
Classic pinball title licensed to Pedretti Gaming for remake
Classic 1997 game being remade by American Pinball; set to launch 2026 with custom topper from Electric Playground; will be available on all versions (Pro/Premium/LE)
American Pinball reimagined edition planned for later in 2026
American Pinball remake rumor; original John Popadiuk design from 1997 era
Beautiful pinball machine; Steve Edie sold one in 12 hours on Facebook Marketplace, then bought a second one with purple powder coat and color DMD within 12 hours; prone to ghosting inserts; Papaduke game
DPX Pinball game; action figures announced in 16-inch (limited, hand-painted) and 12-inch versions; sculptures by Leor
Classic Bally Williams title; rumored to be American Pinball's next remaster project
Classic Williams game being remade by American Pinball under Planetary licensing deal; Electric Playground created topper for remake; not a core interest for Erika but positioned for history/preservation market.
Original Williams J-Pop classic; being remade by American Pinball; popular competitive game with ringmaster and juggler toys
Potential American Pinball title; Christopher Franchi confirmed it will NOT be the first American Pinball game out
First announced title in American Pinball's reimagined lineup with custom art by Brian Allen
Classic Bally pinball machine featuring modes like Popcorn Mania and Frenzy Multiball, being played in this stream
American Pinball remaster of classic game; features dual rule sets (original + new), LCD animations, flipper improvements
Classic 1997 game being remade by American Pinball; consistently requested among fans for modern remake alongside Theater of Magic and Tales of the Arabian Nights
American Pinball's upcoming remaster with dual rule sets, modern LCD animations, updated art, priced under $10k; announced early due to leak
American Pinball remake announced in regular and reimagined versions; partnership with Planetary Pinball Supply; will not release in 2025
American Pinball remake; partnership with Planetary/Rick Pedretti; planned for July/August release; will include classic and reimagined versions
American Pinball remaster; announced then went silent 4-5 months; criticized for poor marketing strategy and obsolescence risk
American Pinball remake; coming soon; original game by Williams being reimagined
Williams/Bally remake under development; Jared expresses excitement for its layout and ball paths
Planned American Pinball remake of Bally Williams classic; LCD screen under glass replacing dot matrix; planned in both reimagined and classic versions; timing unclear (possibly end of 2024 or later)
American Pinball remaster of classic Williams game; planned for 750 units; two editions; screen placement TBD; pricing ~$12,000
American Pinball's first reimagined Bally/Williams classic; announced at Texas show with both Classic and Reimagined versions planned.
American Pinball announced remake of classic game; viewed as safe bet for remake; beloved by some players
American Pinball remaster with production limit of 771 units announced; features custom cabinet with display
1997 Bally pinball; priced $9,500-$11,000; features iconic mechanical ringmaster toy rising from playfield; neon/lighting atmosphere; mechanically ambitious artwork-focused design
1997 game with ringmaster magnet and pop-up mechanics praised as innovation exemplar
Williams remake by American Pinball; previously announced; expected launch late summer or October Expo 2026; seen as competing directly with Toten for collector audience
1997 Bally pinball game; being remade as American Pinball's second licensed title
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
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