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Bally : Sea Island
Resources
Backglass- page 1 : 0.02MB - page 2 : 0.06MB - chris dade image Cabinet - page 1 : 0.05MB - page 2 : 0.13MB Flyers - page 1 : 0.83MB Internals - page 1 : 0.05MB - page 2 : 0.24MB Game Manual - pdf file : 48.40MB Press Image - page 1 : 0.43MB Playfield - page 1 : 0.05MB - page 2 : 0.10MB Schematic - all - 300 dpi S/I Card Reproduction - page : 0.04MB S/I Card Scan - page 1 : 2.05MB - page 2 : 1.66MB Mixers Reflex Units Sea IslandThe follow-on game to Carnival Queen, the player visible changes where:
Inside the cover, though, a few more changes where made to loosen the machine up a little. Bally was conservative with Carnival Queen - if the operator didn't make enough money, screen games would end. The complaint heard about Carnival Queen was it was stingy lighting the screen sections. Since that's the whole point of the game, the sections needed to light faster. To balance that, odds advanced was made a little harder. magic screen gamesFirst 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!
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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