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IPDB.org page for [http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1316 Joust]
 
IPDB.org page for [http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1316 Joust]
  
Notable Features: Sound (Type 2) / Drop Targets: Two 3-banks each side for a total of Four / Double in-line Drop Targets: One per side for a total of Two
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Notable Features: Sound (Type 2) / Drop Targets: Two 3-banks each side for a total of Four / Double in-line Drop Targets: One per side for a total of Two / A maximum of two players per game
  
* No Backbox or Backglass, the Boards are all in the Plinth of the game
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* No Backbox or Backglass, a normal System 7 Board set is located in the plinth of the game
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* Score displays face the player and are located on their ball arch.
 
* Head-to-Head Pinball with players on opposite sides of the playfield, players control the flippers on their side only  
 
* Head-to-Head Pinball with players on opposite sides of the playfield, players control the flippers on their side only  
* Gates between sides lets a ball pass through to the other player, but player will try and control the balls keeping them on their side of the playfield for maximum scoring
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* Spinner 'gates' between sides lets a ball pass through to the other player
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* Player will attempt to control the balls keeping them on their side of the playfield for maximum scoring
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* Players each get 30 seconds of unlimited multiball play, one normal balls per game have drained.
 
* It is possible to start a one player game, with the MPU controlling the opposing 'player'.  But this is less enjoyable.
 
* It is possible to start a one player game, with the MPU controlling the opposing 'player'.  But this is less enjoyable.
  

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Manufacturer System Year Model Produced
Williams System 7 Apr 1983 519 402

IPDB.org page for Joust

Notable Features: Sound (Type 2) / Drop Targets: Two 3-banks each side for a total of Four / Double in-line Drop Targets: One per side for a total of Two / A maximum of two players per game

  • No Backbox or Backglass, a normal System 7 Board set is located in the plinth of the game
  • Score displays face the player and are located on their ball arch.
  • Head-to-Head Pinball with players on opposite sides of the playfield, players control the flippers on their side only
  • Spinner 'gates' between sides lets a ball pass through to the other player
  • Player will attempt to control the balls keeping them on their side of the playfield for maximum scoring
  • Players each get 30 seconds of unlimited multiball play, one normal balls per game have drained.
  • It is possible to start a one player game, with the MPU controlling the opposing 'player'. But this is less enjoyable.

Joust Playing Tips and Rule Sheet

Joust Shop Guide

1 System 3-7 Specific Issues

See Williams_System_3_-_7#Problems_and_Fixes

2 Game-Specific Issues

Click on the links to learn about the more complex problems that this era of games faces.




Return to Williams_System_3_-_7#Games page.