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Mystery Pinball Theater streams Apollo 13 at Pacific Pinball Museum with museum operator David V.
Pacific Pinball Museum has 90 machines on display with hundreds more in storage
high confidence · David V (museum operator) stating the museum collection size during tour
Wood rails were standard on pinball machines until approximately 1960, when manufacturers switched to metal rails and metal legs
high confidence · David V explaining historical pinball machine construction changes
Pacific Pinball Museum was founded by Michael, an artist/musician, approximately 15-16 years ago (early 2000s) with an initial focus on kinetic art
medium confidence · David V recounting the museum's origin story, noting some details were secondhand
Apollo 13 clear pinball machine uses proprietary plastic material (acrylic or polycarbonate unknown) and is heavier than standard machines
medium confidence · David V discussing clear machine construction, acknowledged as uncertain about exact specifications
Pacific Pinball Expos were held from 2007 to 2012 seeking larger venue space
high confidence · David V discussing expo history and collection growth limitations
Apollo 13 was recently brought back to the museum after a previous stay ended due to mechanical issues
high confidence · Host and David V discussing Apollo 13's return timeline
Pacific Pinball Museum operates on a free-play admission model after originally using coin mechanisms
high confidence · David V explaining model change due to arcade regulations questioning coin operation
Museum staff conducts maintenance work on machines every Monday night
high confidence · David V mentioning Monday repair schedule
“This is the spot. This is the mecca.”
Mystery Pinball Theater 3000 host@ 37:20 — Host's strong endorsement of Pacific Pinball Museum as premier pinball destination
“You can make more and you can't... I can imagine. People have, but I don't know what they use.”
David V@ 5:11 — Discussing proprietary nature of clear machine plastic construction
“I mostly got involved through the Pacific Pinball Expos that were put on between 2007... I went to part of the last day. Oh my God, people still do pinball. I was blown away.”
David V@ 8:18 — Recounting personal discovery of vibrant pinball community through museum's expos
“Hopefully I'll stumble into it. I don't know.”
Mystery Pinball Theater 3000 host@ 9:39 — Host expressing unfamiliarity with Apollo 13 rules, setting up exploratory gameplay
“I have a fear of the ball hitting me. It hops, man. It hits that glass. Crack. You know how hard that glass gets hit? That's going right in my eye, man.”
Mystery Pinball Theater 3000 host@ 10:32 — Humorous but genuine concern about playing without playfield glass, recurring joke throughout stream
“When he said 13 balls, I didn't think 13 multi-balls.”
Chat/viewer@ 15:01 — Reaction to discovering Apollo 13's signature 13-ball multiball mechanic
event_signal: Pacific Pinball Museum is actively hosting content creators for gameplay streaming and community engagement
high · Host explicitly invited to museum during closed hours; David V cooperative and informative; chat interaction and sponsorship mentions (Pindigo)
community_signal: Pacific Pinball Museum demonstrating strong community commitment through education (Michael's vision of kinetic art), free-play accessibility model, and weekly repair/maintenance nights
high · David V detailed museum founding as art project, free-play admission model, Monday night fix-it sessions mentioned
product_concern: Apollo 13 exhibits mechanical issues including frequent ball drains during 13-ball multiball, overly aggressive plunger mechanism, and flipper ergonomics problems
medium · Host repeatedly drains multiple balls during 13-ball multiball; struggles with tight shots and ramps; comments on flipper angle being 'so high'; machine previously left museum due to maintenance issues
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“There's no way this is never going to be in a tournament.”
Mystery Pinball Theater 3000 host@ 15:16 — Commentary on Apollo 13's chaotic 13-ball multiball being unsuitable for competitive play
“We're fine. We're all fine here. We're fine.”
Mystery Pinball Theater 3000 host@ 40:52 — Repeated catchphrase during tense 13-ball multiball sequences (Alien reference)