Dolly Parton is a game mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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Dolly Parton is a brutal game suitable for tournament play
Dolly Parton (1979) is the only female musician with a dedicated pinball machine
Dolly Parton was manufactured in November 1979 with 7,350 units produced by Bally
Dolly's team rejected Bally's country-style artwork in late 1978 and requested a Las Vegas aesthetic
Pinball machine themed around Dolly Parton, part of the Dutch Pinball Museum collection.
Pinball machine used in IFPA21 semifinal match
1979 Bally pinball machine, licensed celebrity theme, subject of this episode
Vintage pinball game; notably difficult and infamous at Brisbane Masters; Marty had never played it before the tournament
Country music artist whose pinball game required multiple artwork revisions; most demanding celebrity client per Christensen
Classic solid-state pinball machine used for tiebreaker; similar to Future Spa with five-bank spelling, drop targets, scoop shots; settings: no holds on multipliers, letters hold
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Dolly Parton inline drop targets chronically 'brick' and require careful spring tension balancing
Dolly Parton has minimal rule customization options and cannot be adjusted for difficulty
Dolly Parton was the most difficult celebrity client to work with, requiring multiple artwork revisions
Bally licensed IP pinball game; hosts express interest in visiting a collector in New England for a show.
Classic pinball game referenced as good practice for tap pass techniques
Classic pinball machine; used as contrast example to modern high-earning games; currently positioned under stairs at Hot Rods
Pinball machine visible on stream; referenced affectionately in context of tournament experience
Mentioned as game in Gonzo's collection; played aside during Bond focus period
1978-1979 Bally pinball machine themed after the country music legend; owned by Gonzo, restored by Keith at New Forest Pinball, next to Fathom in collection
Theme and voice actress for Roadshow pinball machine; famous country music artist
Her dress that inspired the backglass artwork for the Dolly Parton pinball machine is on display at the exhibition
Bally classic available for play in exhibition
Musical artist featured with Dolly Parton pinball; her dress displayed alongside machine
1979 music-themed pinball game in the exhibit
George Christian-designed Bally pinball game, located at Past Times Arcade
Music reference; 'Jolene' played at 45 RPM in segment; cited for philanthropic work ($1M Vanderbilt donation, animal shelter support); Miley Cyrus godmother
1979 Bally pinball; only female musician with dedicated pin; high player engagement at Wedgehead; amazing game according to hosts
Music artist with pinball machine named in her honor (1979, 7,350 units); only female music artist to receive dedicated pinball game; Wedgehead held birthday celebration featuring this game
One of two solid-state games in Mitch's route; solid state machines are exception to his new-game strategy
Bally game; designed by George Christian; weak rule set despite beautiful artwork and theme respect