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#24 Understanding Pinball - Stern's GALAXY - Learn How It Works! TNT Amusements
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- Опубликовано: 2 сен 2010
- This video features Stern's GALAXY Pinball Machine! This was the first game to use computer controlled drop targets and this video will show you EVERYTHING about the programming and how to play! Ever wonder what all those flashing lights are doing on a pinball machine? This special series entitled UNDERSTANDING PINBALL will show YOU what that machine is doing!
Todd N. Tuckey, owner of TNT Amusements in Southampton PA, filmed this series back in 1989--actually editing it right in the camera on Hi band 8mm. It took several hours for each machine, but we think you will enjoy the results!
You can also buy the DVD of this and other machines offering a higher quality picture and sound from www.tntamusements.com.
My Galaxy is my prized pinball machine. Lots of fun.
Yes...alot of people have discovered the cool programming on it!
Thanks for uploading all these Understanding pinball videos.
I am trying to keep up with them all. ^.^
I'll have to keep my eyes open and play these games if I ever find them. ^.^
And these videos make me want to continue working on the machine that I have so I can make a review and a how to play video myself.
4:33 light star flashing and the spot random Target turns off
Very Nice, Thank you! I Just bought one of this game and hope i`ll get it running ;-) !
@sirlordwhitman The beauty of pinball is that the designers can do whatever they want....in this case, the game play is actually pretty good with those slingshots in that place. I am not a fan of them up there on games, but I do like Galaxy gameplay!!
the first time i saw this game was at "Opryland" in memphis TN, and for one qurater i played it for over an hour
When this game first came out, I must have dropped a couple of 100 dollars in quarters into it. Galaxi is a very entertaining pin and a good place for beginners to earn their salt. Another great video by the guys at TNT( by the way, my brother has a business with the same name! but not pinball)l.
TNT are my initials...same for your brother?
The last name is.
The A's are controlled by the dip switches on the mpu
Do you think that it was a bad idea for Stern putting the slingshot bumpers in the MIDDLE of the playfield instead of above the flippers where they're supposed to be??
Nice video! Can you tell me which relay flashes the general illumination lamps? Mine won't flash...
For some reason, the A's on my Galaxy game are not connected. Then again, the machine is aging a bit and could use some fine tuning, Still plays pretty well though
@tntamusements Alright then. I bought one disassembled and it's sitting in my living room collecting dust.
Can't wait to uh.. figure out how to put it together. lol.
OMG i remember this one came out quarter would last forever spent many hours at the neighborhood store.LOng time ago 1980 ouch. Would like to add to collection hard to find in this area. Firepower is lonely
David Sandberg Its a neat game!