A very solid top 3 you've got there, Voltaire is my top favourite game too. I'll be doing a mint restore of a Creech this summer so hopefully I'll get an opportunity to film that one ☺️ Thanks for watching!
Slow plunging was the best advice I have ever had. Ps most clubs Golf, Tennis have a pro to give lessons. Just a thought. I have only just started researching what you are supposed to do & makes any pinball machine oh so more enjoyable. Well done for sharing .
I remember playing White Water as a kid (and having no clue what I was doing) and full plunging and just watching the ball zoom round the upper playfield and drain instantly, with no ball save. Always made me hate the game as it seemed so unfair, now days it's right at the top of my favourite list :D
I just watched this again after playing the shit out of a local Whitewater and noticed something missing from your tutorial. You’re giving up River class letters every time you miss an upper playfield shot. Simply lite the roll over target on the right in lane every time you miss an upper playfield shot for a free River letter. Not hating on your play, just something I noticed. 🙂
Around about 10:17 you found the secret passage, very hard to get but mega useful as it's a instant advance raft. One time I was lucky enough to have the 5x multiplier from the whirlpool active when I managed to activate the multiball. The table used to be one of the ones available to buy on a PC game called Pinball Arcade
When EB is LIT cradle the ball on the right flipper, mini tap to move the ball to the tip of the right flipper and backhand to EB target. You can practice this without the EB lit to get a few succesful reps in 😊
Please donate your Circus Voltaire for even just a month to the Club as I miss the game oh so much. Keep up with the tutorials as makes Pinball so much more fun when you know what to do. PS at least I have got out of the habit of pressing both flippers at the same time. LOL🤣
My Cirqus Voltaire is really boxed into my pinball room at the moment, I'd need to remove all the pins in there to get it out haha. Thanks though Andy, glad they're helping :D
Records show it was released in January 1993 so it's possible you have a prototype or very early production model that came out right at the end of '92. Very interesting though, thanks for stopping by! :D
my favorite pinball machine
You have good taste 😁
So excited for this one!! White Water, Cirquis Voltaire and Creature are some of my favorite games and I’m so glad you made a video on this one.
A very solid top 3 you've got there, Voltaire is my top favourite game too. I'll be doing a mint restore of a Creech this summer so hopefully I'll get an opportunity to film that one ☺️ Thanks for watching!
@@MajesticPinball Super excited, can't wait to see, thank you for sharing with us!
I love whitewater! It’s got so many ramps, and the shots are so satisfying to make. Also the roller coaster on the left is great
The upper left ramp is super satisfying to shoot, especially during multiball :D
Great game! I love the way the music kicks up a gear every time you move up a raft.
It's a great touch, the music in this machine is some of the best in all of pinball I think. Thanks for watching! :)
Slow plunging was the best advice I have ever had. Ps most clubs Golf, Tennis have a pro to give lessons. Just a thought. I have only just started researching what you are supposed to do & makes any pinball machine oh so more enjoyable. Well done for sharing .
I remember playing White Water as a kid (and having no clue what I was doing) and full plunging and just watching the ball zoom round the upper playfield and drain instantly, with no ball save. Always made me hate the game as it seemed so unfair, now days it's right at the top of my favourite list :D
Great game. I love the left waterfall ball feed. It's very innovative and goes deep into the theme of the table. Just excellent.
Absolutely, such a satisfying shot to make. Thanks for watching! 😁
I just watched this again after playing the shit out of a local Whitewater and noticed something missing from your tutorial. You’re giving up River class letters every time you miss an upper playfield shot. Simply lite the roll over target on the right in lane every time you miss an upper playfield shot for a free River letter. Not hating on your play, just something I noticed. 🙂
Around about 10:17 you found the secret passage, very hard to get but mega useful as it's a instant advance raft.
One time I was lucky enough to have the 5x multiplier from the whirlpool active when I managed to activate the multiball.
The table used to be one of the ones available to buy on a PC game called Pinball Arcade
Still play the Pinball Arcade, although its a real shame they lost the Bally/Williams License
Thx for explaining the rules - would love to see other videos aswell!
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There are plenty more videos to come, we wont be stopping anytime soon! Thanks for watching! :D
Thank you James, you are amazing 😍
Ohh Martin stoppp it haha.
Fabulous James, thanks for doing this mate
My pleasure, thanks for watching mate :D
When EB is LIT cradle the ball on the right flipper, mini tap to move the ball to the tip of the right flipper and backhand to EB target. You can practice this without the EB lit to get a few succesful reps in 😊
Probably too risky for me but good to know, will give it a try next time I see a White Water, thanks for watching! :)
Nice vid, I haven’t managed to make it to Willies yet.
Keep at it, you'll get there! 😁
Please donate your Circus Voltaire for even just a month to the Club as I miss the game oh so much. Keep up with the tutorials as makes Pinball so much more fun when you know what to do. PS at least I have got out of the habit of pressing both flippers at the same time. LOL🤣
My Cirqus Voltaire is really boxed into my pinball room at the moment, I'd need to remove all the pins in there to get it out haha. Thanks though Andy, glad they're helping :D
Hello, i have one but say 1992
Records show it was released in January 1993 so it's possible you have a prototype or very early production model that came out right at the end of '92. Very interesting though, thanks for stopping by! :D
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Whoop de whap
sadly when i was going thru a divorce, i sold this machine for $1500 in 2014
Ah man, sorry to hear that
Almost same story here just different year and sold mine for 2,800
Get the extra ball you weine😅
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