The earliest games didn't have backglasses or backboxes and were very little more than playfields in boxes. Games are commonly developed about a selected theme, like a sport or character and also the backglass art demonstrates this concept to catch the attention of the attention of gamers. New machines are generally tied into other enterprises for
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'The Addams Family' provides a flipper that not only is controlled via the player's flipper button but also is a result of the game programming to flip at selected points in game play. A person before type of "auto-flipping" seems on Williams' 1953 'Palisades'.Whenever you’re in Hell, just play all around and shoot regardless of what’s flashing
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