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Yeah hyperball. Like rapid fire on steroids. Steve Ritchie I think.
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great fun but not really pinball.
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Noisy as f*ck, and notoriously difficult to keep running smoothly.
It's utterly mental. I loved it as a kid. And Matt Adams had one I little while ago, was good to revisit it.
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It's utterly mental. I loved it as a kid. And Matt Adams had one I little while ago, was good to revisit it.
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Great fun . I do have one in storage but setting up for the public to play at the electric circus would not be good for our ears . And it's not pinball but it is a Steve Ritchie
Many arcades had one at the time, but not a long-term success, even though Bally produced a copy, Rapid Fire, hence the reference above
Williams used the left-over cabinets/back boxes/speaker grilles for the Defender pinball (itself a rarity) and the rather strange Time Fantasy, while Bally used theirs for Centaur II and Eight Ball Deluxe LE, so some good came out of it all
Williams used the left-over cabinets/back boxes/speaker grilles for the Defender pinball (itself a rarity) and the rather strange Time Fantasy, while Bally used theirs for Centaur II and Eight Ball Deluxe LE, so some good came out of it all
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I have owned a few of these, mechanically very difficult to keep running and the noisiest game you have ever played but extremely good fun.
I have a spare playfield for one of these in my garage
I have a spare playfield for one of these in my garage
I did have a Hyperball at the end of the 90s. Would love to revisit one again.
Coinopking on Facebook is selling one £650 as is
Yep. Been chatting to them. Watch this space!
I got a load of spares for this if you need anything
