Brings back the memories, I used to play one in a pizza shop, but the doodle bug must have been worn out because it only oscillated slowly, about like a small hammer driving a nail. It never went anything flying as fast as yours
This is a fun, challenging game, and a good looker! The doodle bug feature is neat and different, nothing quite like it. Williams had a few good 70's single player machines and this is one of them. Watch out for the open ended flippers, no catching the ball, and if you try it will cost you. Thanks for the video Doug. 😉
That game looks to be in very good condition and plays fast and powerful. I’m guessing it has DC voltage on the flippers, pop bumpers and slingshots too? I’ve played this game in an arcade on boardwalk in Seaside Hts. Thanks for sharing.
Brings back the memories, I used to play one in a pizza shop, but the doodle bug must have been worn out because it only oscillated slowly, about like a small hammer driving a nail. It never went anything flying as fast as yours
This is a fun, challenging game, and a good looker! The doodle bug feature is neat and different, nothing quite like it. Williams had a few good 70's single player machines and this is one of them. Watch out for the open ended flippers, no catching the ball, and if you try it will cost you. Thanks for the video Doug. 😉
I love the fully analog machines, the flip board numbers remind me of an old alarm clock.
That game looks to be in very good condition and plays fast and powerful. I’m guessing it has DC voltage on the flippers, pop bumpers and slingshots too? I’ve played this game in an arcade on boardwalk in Seaside Hts. Thanks for sharing.
love the old games much better then the newer ones. You almost turned it over. Remember it was a big deal to get it over 100,000 . thanks