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Findlay, Ohio mansion with basement ice cream parlor features 1995 No Fear pinball machine
No Fear: Dangerous Sports (1995, Williams, designed by Steve Ritchie) has no pop bumpers and focuses on speed-based gameplay
high confidence · Direct description of the machine's design characteristics
No Fear is described as 'underrated'
medium confidence · Subjective assessment by the article author (Knapp Arcade)
The property is listed at $900,000
high confidence · Explicit price statement in opening sentence
“This $900,000 Findlay, Ohio house that is currently for sale has something that I've never seen before, pinball of course or I wouldn't be mentioning it, but also an entire huge ice cream parlor in its basement.”
Knapp Arcade (article author) — Establishes the novelty hook—the unusual combination of pinball and a full ice cream parlor as residential amenities
“There it is in pic 3, the underrated 1995 Steve Ritchie Williams pinball machine No Fear: Dangerous Sports. No pop bumpers, all speed. Cool game.”
Knapp Arcade (article author) — Identifies the specific machine, its designer, manufacturer, year, and key gameplay distinction (speed-focused, no pop bumpers)
event_signal: Pinball sighting documented and shared by Knapp Arcade for community interest, demonstrating ongoing enthusiasm for finding pinball machines in unexpected residential and commercial contexts
high · Article structure and source (Knapp Arcade) dedicated to pinball sightings
market_signal: Presence of 1995 Williams machine (No Fear) in high-value residential property ($900k) suggests sustained value and collectibility of 1990s Williams titles among affluent homeowners
medium · Specific machine in luxury home listing
positive(0.75)— Enthusiastic tone; describes the machine as 'cool' and 'underrated,' presenting the discovery as an interesting and unusual find worthy of sharing with the pinball community
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