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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- Todd Tuckey shows you on of just 1000 Capcom BREAKSHOT Pinball Machines made in 1996, right before the company closed forever. This video gives you a VERY IMPORTANT TIP to protect YOUR Machine from a catastrophic failure also! Watch!
nice pinball table. As for the company, I remember that the late Tony Gonzalez who used to work for Romstar before moving on to SNK of America told me that Capcom Pinball was conceived by a handful of members who used to work for Romstar following it's closure in the mid 90s.
After he was finished programming Oursler's Dracula pinball, Bill "Plutz" Pfutzenreuter left Williams and joined Romstar, which moved to Chicago around that time.
Goofy Hoops was the first game to run on the same hardware that would run all of Capcom's pinball games.
Top tip gluing those caps together guy's, thanks. I am taking my Breakshot to a show next weekend and never knew about them bouncing around, they are rock solid now :-)
+Matt A That one trick may save you a whole lot of grief!
Just saw one yesterday for the first time and it was mint!!!
Remember playing this at Nickel City and Yellow Brick Road in San Diego back in the day.
"Crapcom"...you made my day Todd 😂
yes...if Capcom was still in business they would be upset
Wow never noticed them before. I've wanted my own pinball since I was 10 years old. My love for pinball started when my close friends father purchased him a machine for a Christmas gift.
His father had a food vending route, the pinball machine was a Bally 1979 Harlem Globetrotters, since that day I was hooked. That was a long time ago. I'm 39 years old now.
If I ever purchase a machine it will be from you, I watch all your videos, you guys do awesome work. I loved the video you did on the "Haunted House Pinball" that machine looked awesome.
If I could have any pinball it would have to be a Circus Voltaire, followed up by a Fun House, I also used to like that Diner pinball and Whirlwind, and lastly Rollergames, was another one of my favorites.
Pinball Machines are GREAT fun!
Wow, My nephew just showed me this vid. I bought mine new in 1996 and it is still working great in my theater room in Jan 2019. 23 years! "Ahhhhhh…. Shoot Again"
Yes...not many are around it seems...
I just played this a few months ago and thought it was really neat. Granted I don't have much experience yet with pins but I loved the sassy voices and there's something about pool themed games that I find quite alluring. Oooh I need a pinball pool. ^_^
This is fun and so is Pinball Pool! Also consider Pool Sharks!
Looks good. I just watched your video. Super nice!
Thanks!!
i love this game. I love the classic style.
10:27 LOL - this is why my wife says I can't have certain games in my house. Maybe it should be called "Breast Shot"?
there's a bowling alley a little ways away from me that has one of these, fun game but boy is that center cup frustrating
What is that little silver box with the white plug at 7:19? It looks a normal 3-prong electrical outlet.
That is the service outlet for a soldering iron! It's in every pinball machine made since 1960! Todd
TNT Amusements Inc I never knew that, that's awesome!
+TNT Amusements Inc hah cool, seen these in my pinball machines but never used them tho. ;)
I thought Big Bang Bar was super rare (as in, only 17 built ever) until someone reproduced them in 2006 and built about 1000 or so?
13 Big Bang bars were built. Then a run of 180 more were made in 2007. So there are under 200 in the whole world...never to be made again1
Capcom always had really good dot matrix animations. Not only were they fluid, but they have the humor of Bally/Wiliams games.
love those closeups on the game parts.. or womens :)
You know capcom pinball magic prototypes have stainless siderails and it looks like that in the flyer of the game
I want a Breakshot Pin!
locdb We have one left!