Edit History
- By Flipcommons Catalog
Theme read off the game's name and subject.
- theme
- Theme
- Billiards
- By Flipcommons AI Descriptions (MachineModel)
- description
- *POOL* is less a conversion kit than a rebadge: a fresh backglass under a new name fitted to [[manufacturer:williams]]' 1968 [[theme:billiards]] game *[[model:cue-t]]*, keeping the original machine intact underneath.[1] Williams had built *Cue-T* overwhelmingly for export — some 2,479 of roughly 2,800 units went overseas[2] — leaving the cabinets common in Europe; tilt.it speculates the renaming may have been a way to slip the *Cue-T* name past a local list of prohibited games.[1]
- 1.TILT.IT — https://www.tilt.it/flipper_pinball/ipdb/ipdb-flipper-kit-italiani-non-identificati
Piu' che un kit, parrebbe un vetro rifatto con nome differente per un CUE-T Williams.[...]Forse costruito per zone in cui il CUE-T era finito in qualche lista di giochi proibiti?
2.Internet Pinball Database (IPDB) — Internet Pinball Database (IPDB) #611Quantity produced for export: 2479[...]Total quantity produced: 2802
- By Flipcommons Catalog
- model_relationship
- Target machine
- Cue-T (Williams 1968)
- Relationship type
- Conversion kit
- License status
- Unknown
- TILT.IT — https://www.tilt.it/flipper_pinball/ipdb/ipdb-flipper-kit-italiani-non-identificati
POOL ("Cue-T", Williams)
- By Flipcommons Catalog
tilt.it gives no year; no technology is stated; lineage per the source line: renamed backglass for Williams 'Cue-T' (ipdb 611, Williams Electronics, 1968); tilt.it says it is more a redone glass than a full kit; sold as a conversion kit.
- game_format
- Pinball
- TILT.IT — https://www.tilt.it/flipper_pinball/ipdb/ipdb-flipper-kit-italiani-non-identificati
POOL ("Cue-T", Williams)
- name
- POOL
- TILT.IT — https://www.tilt.it/flipper_pinball/ipdb/ipdb-flipper-kit-italiani-non-identificati
POOL ("Cue-T", Williams)
- slug
- pool-kit
- status
- active
- title
- POOL
- TILT.IT — https://www.tilt.it/flipper_pinball/ipdb/ipdb-flipper-kit-italiani-non-identificati
POOL ("Cue-T", Williams)