Mata Hari is a game mentioned in 2 episode(s).
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Classic EM pinball machines like Mata Hari are appreciating significantly because aging collectors (50s-60s) want to own childhood nostalgia pieces
Bally 1978 machine; one of Crable's favorite older games and frequent playoff selection
Classic Bally pinball game; subject of custom ROM modifications by Quench that enhance gameplay with numerous undocumented features; Dave downloaded but has not yet installed code
Original pinball game that Lady Death was designed to reskin; base for conversion kit
EM machine; ground-up restored version by Don won best-in-show at York 2019; praised for beautiful appearance and performance
Machine owned by George, recently re-leveled with adjusted slope from ~6% to find optimal balance
Bally EM; rated as 'not a turkey'; described as 'meat and potato game'; Dave continues playing it
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Bally game with multiple artwork versions due to concerns about inscriptions on dagger imagery
Bally pinball machine from earlier era (mid-1970s); mentioned as example of richer, more vibrant artwork quality compared to Rolling Stones
Game referenced as long-term collection piece (28 years); used for 'burner events'; Gottlieb-era title
Classic game available for Ballystern OS conversion; example of late 1970s pinball in discussions of rule depth and complexity
Pinball machine successfully set up by George (working condition)
EM pinball machine in both flipper and bingo versions, one of Jeff's favorites at Rocky Mountain Showdown
Classic pinball game; referenced in anecdote about secondary market pricing; offered to George's friend Jeff for $5,500
1977/1978 Bally game; symmetrical design comparable to Bobby Orr Power Play; owned by George; has EM counterpart
Game Dave is working on; had post replacement issues leading to bumper and drop target troubleshooting
George's personal Bally game; noted as having darker playfield lighting before LED upgrade; benefited significantly from Constantino Mitchell LED replacement
Retro pinball machine; example of 1980s-era game performing well in multi-pin nostalgic location
Classic EM pinball machine George owns and plays regularly; appreciating significantly in value despite large production runs; used as example of collector interest in classic titles
Pinball machine designed by Jim Patla for Valley Friends; described as one of the coolest games
1978 Bally pinball machine featured at the venue with custom artwork
Pinball machine; final game in German Pinball Open; Amy's favorite machine (drawn to by art)
Vintage pinball game from AJ's uncle's collection; one of the first games AJ played as a child; currently in AJ's bedroom being used as a dresser/clothes table.