Flipper Football is a game mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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Flipper Football has a market valuation of $31,000–$36,000 on Pinside.
Flipper Football was one of the main reasons for Capcom pinball's demise
Capcom threw out millions of dollars of flawed Flipper Football parts
Capcom pinball machine; mentioned as being less appealing than Airborne, implying poor reception.
Capcom pinball game mentioned in Powell's portfolio
Capcom game designed by Python; originally conceived as Pinball 2000 predecessor with video-ball integration; reduced to quick cash product due to management pressure
Capcom pinball machine (~750 units manufactured) with compatible systems to Big Bang Bar; used as donor cabinet for Prusa's build
Capcom pinball machine with goal-scoring mechanics; no ramps, two-minute gameplay with one-minute halves; features weekly code updates
Capcom arcade game from 1996 that pioneered under-glass display placement, influencing Cirqus Voltaire's design
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Pinball machine on order by host
Pinball/flipper game produced by Capcom with Python's creative input
Capcom pinball game (1996) designed by Brian Hansen and Python Anghelo; featured problematic backbox soccer ball; cited as major cause of Capcom's pinball division collapse
Capcom pinball machine; extremely rare (one of only 5–6 Capcom pins made); valued at $31,000–$36,000 on Pinside market.
Capcom pinball game in McBain's personal collection, praised for build quality