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- By Flipcommons Catalog
Bumped so it stays last.
- display_order
- 8 → 11
- By Flipcommons AI Descriptions (GameFormat)
- description
- Every catalog has its miscellany, and this is pinball's. These are machines that source databases explicitly flag as *not* pinball, yet that resist a tidier label - countertop dispensers and bar-top novelties, puck-and-pool hybrids, coin-operated wall games, horse-race consoles and assorted skill amusements that drifted into the pinball record over the decades. The best-known resident is [[manufacturer:williams]]'s *[[title:hyperball]]* (1981), a flipperless oddity that fired ball after ball at a wall of targets at machine-gun pace - unmistakably a coin-op amusement, unmistakably not pinball. Like the rest of this list, it earns its place by being adjacent to pinball without ever quite being it: same makers, same arcades, same era, different game entirely.
- By Flipcommons Catalog
- display_order
- 8
- name
- Miscellaneous Non-Pinball Game
- slug
- miscellaneous
- By The Flip Museum
- description
- reverted by The Flip Museum
- Every catalog has its miscellany, and this is pinball's. These are machines that source databases explicitly flag as *not* pinball, yet that resist a tidier label - countertop dispensers and bar-top novelties, puck-and-pool hybrids, coin-operated wall games, horse-race consoles and assorted skill amusements that drifted into the pinball record over the decades. The best-known resident is [[manufacturer:williams]]'s *[[title:hyperball]]* (1981), a flipperless oddity that fired ball after ball at a wall of targets at machine-gun pace - unmistakably a coin-op amusement, unmistakably not pinball. Like the rest of this list, it earns its place by being adjacent to pinball without ever quite being it: same makers, same arcades, same era, different game entirely.
- display_order
- reverted by The Flip Museum
- 8
- name
- reverted by The Flip Museum
- Miscellaneous Non-Pinball Game
- slug
- reverted by The Flip Museum
- miscellaneous
- status
- reverted by The Flip Museum
- active