Strange Science is a 1986 Bally Midway pinball game that exemplified the company's experimental design philosophy during a competitive period against Williams' High Speed. The machine featured innovative design elements including molded plastic and neon light toppers, which became a notable sales driver for the era. With approximately 2,800 units sold, it served as a contemporary competitor to Gottlieb's Genesis and represented Bally's creative push in mid-1980s pinball design.
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Bally 1986 pinball machine being played in VPX format; known for Atom Smasher mechanic and tournament unsuitability due to score exploit
Bally pinball machine released 1986, contemporary competitor to Genesis
1986 Bally Midway game with molded plastic and neon light topper; sold ~2,800 units, cited as example of topper-driven sales attempts.
Experimental Dan Langley game at Bally; received attention at show; part of creative push against Williams High Speed
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