Night Moves is a game mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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Night Moves cocktail machine is the best fully-featured cocktail pinball machine available
Night Moves is a 1989 International cocktail table pinball machine
Night Moves uses FM synthesis for audio generation
The game's sound effects are incongruous with its nightclub/dance aesthetic, mimicking sci-fi movie audio instead
Mike's cocktail machine, uses Fireball Classic home backbox lamp (custom made by Kevin) as faux back glass decoration.
Gottlieb cocktail pinball machine displayed in A Division tournament at INDISC; most well-known example of cocktail pinball format
1989 International cocktail table pinball machine; features FM synthesis audio, sci-fi/nightclub aesthetic, bonus collection modes, and challenging shots
Gottlieb cocktail pinball machine with notable music; Manu cites it as having 'probably the best music of any premier Alvin Gottlieb game ever'
1989 cocktail-style pinball game; two copies available in museum surplus sale at $450 each
Gottlieb cocktail pinball machine (1989) at Free Gold Watch
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Night Moves has exceptionally challenging ball trapping mechanics with dangerous flipper behavior
The machine's volume is excessively loud and should be reduced
Cocktail-format pinball machine at Mystic Pinball
Gottlieb, 1989; cocktail pinball machine; featured at Free Gold Watch
Gottlieb cocktail pinball machine (1985) by International Concepts Incorporated; fully featured with multiball capability; long-standing piece in collection
Cocktail table machine Colin attempted to restore but had to abandon due to wonky electronics beyond his repair capability.
Cocktail table pinball machine that Lauren describes as cheesy but loves; has a rippable spinner
Cocktail-format game owned by Chad Hastings; regularly featured in Delaware tournaments; Joe Fox claims it's his only winning game