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I think there's an old Gotty called Gold Wings that has a confusing flipper-button mapping. I haven't played it but I did read that somewhere. I think it was at the UK Pinball Party, and confused everyone who played it. It's a pretty rare machine. Extremely wacky layout.I think the key is the rotation of the flipper. If it rotates clockwise, the brain says right button. Anticlockwise, left button. Unless the playfield is inverted then it's the opposite. Anything that breaks this rule confuses our simple minds!
I think there's an old Gotty called Gold Wings that has a confusing flipper-button mapping. I haven't played it but I did read that somewhere. I think it was at the UK Pinball Party, and confused everyone who played it. It's a pretty rare machine. Extremely wacky layout.
I think the key is the rotation of the flipper. If it rotates clockwise, the brain says right button. Anticlockwise, left button. Unless the playfield is inverted then it's the opposite. Anything that breaks this rule confuses our simple minds!
