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 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
Pinball machine on order by host
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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