Bally : Bounty
| Game Parameters | |
| Game Type | magic screen |
| Game Number | 737 |
| Manufacture Date | 1963 |
| Number of Holes | 25 |
| Number of Odds Steps | 8 |
| Max Payout | 600 |
| Max Extra Balls | 3 |
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Bounty
The last Magic Screen game (well, ok, so they made Malibu Beach a few years later, but that was identical in play to Laguna Beach.Bounty expanded on the OK game by adding two new OK levels:
- Extra OK
- if extra OK is lit, you could move the
orange section one more position
to the right. On all other OK games, the orange could
only be moved over the left two columns of numbers.
Extra OK gave you the left three columns.
- Super OK
- Super OK gave you the OK game level specified by the red letter 'N' as a minimum. (e.g. if the red letter was 'O', you got the 'N' game instead. If the red letter is one of 'TY', you got those, thus wasting the Super OK.
That was the smaller of the two new features. The major one was the skill shot. Using the white button on the front of the machine, you could increase the skill shot payout at least one step every time you pushed the white button. The payout ranged from 6-120.
All you had to do to collect the skill score was sink the first ball shot into the lit number (or sometimes two numbers) displayed on the backglass after you pushed the gold button on the foot rail. The possible numbers were 1,2,4,6,7,8,9,12,13. These are all numbers that you have a reasonable chance of hitting on purpose.
The skill game was completely independent of the main game ... your first coin/credit started a normal game, but after that you could only play the skill game if you wanted. You'd still shoot the remaining four balls, and you'd get paid for any winners on the regular game.
magic screen games
First introduced in Carnival Queen, the numbers on the card are stationary, but a moving metal screen is slid across them.The screen has in-line scoring and irregularly shaped colored section scoring. In the sections, rather than needing 3,4,or 5-in-line, you can get 3,4, or 5-in-section to score. While some sections have numbers that are in a line, to win in a section, the lit numbers DO NOT need to be adjacent!
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| Screen Home Position | Screen Position B | Screen Position E | Screen Position G |
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In the screen home position, the standard three color in-line scoring is available. As the screen is slid left, the in-line scoring is replaced with section scoring. At position B, the scoring is a combination of both methods. By position E, in-line scoring is gone completely.
Also notice how in position B, the green diagonal
is now over three numbers that could not be a diagonal
winner on the screen in the home position, but only
three numbers are in the diagonal line!
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