Centigrade 37 is a classic Gottlieb electromechanical pinball table released in 1977, known for its challenging lane-shooter style gameplay featuring a 9-target drop bank with pop bumper shielding. The game has been prominently featured in digital recreations through Farsight's Pinball Arcade platform and continues to see competitive play in modern tournament settings. It is recognized for its variable ball flow, tight drain areas, and sensitive tilt mechanics that challenge both casual and experienced players.
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Centigrade 37 has no ear plug (nudge assist) on the glass
Tilt ends the game on Centigrade 37
Centigrade 37 has high variance in ball length - sometimes very long balls, sometimes multiple quick drains
Centigrade 37 had a directionally-sensitive tilt where up-nudges caused tilt but side-to-side nudges were permitted
EM pinball used in Yegpin High Stakes Division; set up with 3 balls and directionally-sensitive tilt (up-nudge causes tilt)
EM game with similar right ramp to Jumping Jack, mint condition example owned by Denver collector
Gottlieb pinball machine used for Game 2/4 of Concord Champ '25 Finals at The Flipper Room
Gottlieb EM table released by Farsight; praised for solid beta testing and rules accuracy
Gottlieb EM table (1977) planned for upcoming Pinball Arcade season with 9-target drop bank shielding pop bumpers; lane-shooter style gameplay
Classic Gottlieb pinball machine being played in tournament; known for variable ball flow, tight drain areas, and sensitive tilt
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