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'''Hyperball Playing Tips and Rule Sheet''' | '''Hyperball Playing Tips and Rule Sheet''' | ||
| − | Playing Hyperball on factory settings can be a very quick game and really, not much fun. But, change the game to these [http://www.pinball.com.au/eshop/?MIval=art_info&grp=10&artno=HYPERB| improved settings] | + | Playing Hyperball on factory settings can be a very quick game and really, not much fun. But, change the game to these [http://www.pinball.com.au/eshop/?MIval=art_info&grp=10&artno=HYPERB| improved settings] and the game is much, much more fun. |
| − | + | '''Hyperball Shop Guide''' | |
| + | Ed Cheung has an excellent Hyperball "improvement guide" located [http://www.edcheung.com/album/album07/Pinball/hyperball.htm | ||
| + | | here]. | ||
== System 3-7 Specific Issues == | == System 3-7 Specific Issues == | ||
Revision as of 15:36, 15 May 2011
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| Manufacturer | System | Year | Model | Produced |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Williams | System 7 | Dec 1981 | 509 | 4,500 |
IPDB.org page for Hyperball
Notable Features: Sound (Type 2) / Fires up to 4 balls per second, and uses 3/4" 'pinballs' / No Flippers / Playfield is apparently made of Acrylic Plastic
- Designer is Steve Ritchie
- Normal System 7 MPU Board with special jumper settings
- Custom Driver Board which is not compatible with other games
Hyperball Playing Tips and Rule Sheet
Playing Hyperball on factory settings can be a very quick game and really, not much fun. But, change the game to these improved settings and the game is much, much more fun.
Hyperball Shop Guide
Ed Cheung has an excellent Hyperball "improvement guide" located [http://www.edcheung.com/album/album07/Pinball/hyperball.htm | here].
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.