EldarOfSuburbia
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I think Fireball II is pretty darn good, just not as good as the original. Can I have both?
No.
I think Fireball II is pretty darn good, just not as good as the original. Can I have both?
gentlemen can i remind the lot of you feckers that paragon comes before any fireball! its the law
False.gentlemen can i remind the lot of you feckers that paragon comes before any fireball! its the law
False.
False.
That is a beautiful pic.My favorite!!!
Eight Ball Deluxe (Bally 1980)
But seriously.......I can see Judge Dredd making it to season 5.
I've only had limited experience with Judge Dredd IRL.
---------------No, we don't want the Fireball Home Edition. Really, it has nothing to do with Fireball except the name and artwork.
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IMHO, FB & FB Classic are = in comparison.
-------------Fireball Home Edition is not Fireball Classic.
Fireball Home Edition is an SS game that was sold through stores (such as Sears) and has the same playfield as a few other similar tables sold in the mid-70s. Its artwork and name are taken from the orginal Fireball, and that's it.
Fireball Classic is an SS version of Fireball from the mid-80s, without the Zipper Flippers. Otherwise it's identical to the original.
The home edition had all the cool features removed. It makes me sad when I see one.
The home edition had all the cool features removed. It makes me sad when I see one.
I definitely want the original version with the zipper flippers.
Just curious -how much did the fireball home version cost at Sears the time compared to the pro model?
Also I remember stern was going to or already made a home version of the ac dc table targeted toward the man cave - I am sure they altered that table as well to bring production cost down.