Spirit of 76 is a game mentioned in 2 episode(s).
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Gottlieb electromechanical pinball machine from 1975-1976 celebrating America's Bicentennial; four-player main version with two-player (Pioneer) and Adaball (New York) variants
1976 Bally flipper pinball machine; also Bicentennial-themed; referenced as comparison point for Freedom; Baldridge prefers this title
EM with personal significance to Raymond (played at grandparents' house); Round 2 first game; won with bonus/drop target strategy
Gottlieb EM pinball machine (four-player); shares playfield platform with Pioneer and New York in recycled title series.
Machine George is working on for a customer from Paris who pressured for quick completion but is now non-responsive on pickup
Wayne's final pinball design (March 1976); sold over 10,000 units; he kept the 10,000th unit until donating to Pacific Pinball Museum
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Described as probably one of the most popular Wayne Neyens designs
1976 game; sold ~12,000 units before the pinball resurgence of 1992 Addams Family
Vintage pinball machine; Josh Sharp is mid-purchase of this game