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Bally : Magic Ring

Game Parameters
Game Type wheel
Game Number 839
Manufacture Date 1968
Number of Holes 20
Number of Odds Steps 9
Max Payout 800
Max Extra Balls 0
Features
Resources
Backglass
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Cabinet
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Game Manual
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Press Image
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Playfield
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S/I Card Scans
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Timing Diagram
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Mixers
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Reflex Units
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Magic Ring

The follow on game to Big Wheel, the only change was to add a star number equivalent from the Mystic Line games.

Four numbers on the backglass have diamond rings drawn around them. Light all four and score 300 or 600. Since the numbers were always 4,14,17,18, you'd better get good at hitting those numbers!

The kumbackey made it's appearance on this machine, allowing credits to be added to the replay register using a key operated switch.

wheel games

A short-lived game type first introduced with Big Wheel, only two games of this type were made.

The numbers are arranged in a circle, and a spinning disk inside the circle can be rotated to put the numbers into colored sections.

Since your couldn't actually move the numbers, just what color they were in, the game is not the easiest to win.


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