Pinball Magic is a magic-themed pinball game released by Capcom in 1994-1995, marking the company's first entry into coin-op pinball manufacturing. The game features straightforward 'shoot the lit shot' gameplay with modes and multiball, accompanied by good artwork and a two-channel audio design by Jeff Powell. It was produced during the transition period when Williams employees moved to Capcom, and remains a rare title with approximately 1,200 units produced.
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Capcom's entry into pinball manufacturing occurred in 1995 with the release of Pinball Magic
Pinball Magic was produced before Theatre of Magic
Pinball Magic is 'Louis Toy heavy' in gameplay design
Pinball Magic wizard mode is worth 500 million points
Classic/existing pinball game referenced as having magnet ramp similar to Monsters Inc.; described as 'underrated Capcom game'
Capcom vintage game with magnetic wand, rare title played at Wormhole, praised by host for gameplay quality
Capcom Coin's first and flagship pinball machine; released October 1995; designed by Brian Hansen and Rob Herdado; sold only 1,200 units; marked beginning of the company's commercial failure
Fast-playing modern pinball machine; Capcom first game; has DMD display; features similar art style to Bride of Pinbot by same artist
Machine chosen by Johnny Carl in finals group play
Capcom pinball game; primarily designed by Jeff Powell; Chris Granner contributed orchestration
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First-ever Capcom pinball game; featured in high stakes tournament
Capcom 1995 pinball machine played during this episode; Manu had never played it before and learns rules while streaming
Classic pinball machine used in qualifying; wizard mode worth 500 million; multiball mode available
Community resource/service mentioned for customer support (Discord community)
Pinball machine; featured in arcade entryway area
Pinball machine scheduled to be streamed from Free Gold Watch on Thursday
#7 on magnet list; features lady's hand with magic wand magnet that diverts ball; noted as 'Louis Toy heavy'
Game that Tony recently acquired and identifies as his favorite/aspirational home machine
Cited as superior to Big Bang Bar; hosts praise its mechanics and structure
Pinball machine featured at California Extreme 2016 main tournament; Bob came in second place despite poor opening performance
Pinball business/location whose owner Jesse Kujawa established Russ Jensen memorial fund
Pinball machine used in opening game of main tournament final
Capcom pinball game (1995); 1,200 units produced; came out before Theatre of Magic; still loved by collectors
Pinball machine on Wedgehead floor that has been problematic/unreliable; mentioned as example of game they maintain despite challenges
Historical reference for loop design off shooter; compared to Hot Wheels' approach to loop integration.
#8 ranked 1995 machine by Capcom; magic-themed; Capcom's first pinball entry; rare title
First Capcom Pinball game and Jeff Powell's first coin-op audio design project (1994); featured two audio channels
1996 Capcom game; Play of the Week topic; simple 'shoot the lit shot' gameplay with modes and multiball; artwork described as good despite simple mechanics
Sega machine for which Mike received drop target decals from Bigfoot Bruce
Capcom-produced game with 1,200 units; referenced as comparison for rarity
Capcom title; released simultaneously with Theater of Magic (July 1995 approx.); hosts debate its merits relative to Big Bang Bar
Capcom game; result of Williams employees moving to Capcom; subject of lawsuit with Theater of Magic