Games INC. : Hi Line
| Game Parameters | |
| Game Type | unknown/other |
| Game Number | unknown |
| Manufacture Date | 1954 |
| Number of Holes | 18 |
| Number of Odds Steps | 0 |
| Max Payout | 300 |
| Max Extra Balls | 0 |
| Features |
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Resources
Backglass- page 1 : 0.05MB
Cabinet
- page 1 : 0.03MB
- page 2 : 0.05MB
Internals
- page 1 : 0.05MB
- page 2 : 0.04MB
Playfield
- page 1 : 0.04MB
- page 2 : 0.02MB
S/I Card Photo
- page : 0.28MB
Hi Line
The date is just a guess based on the components used in the machine, the 10 cent price and the playfield light shields with white tops. This appears to be a real game uncovered by michelle down in texas (vs. an operator hack job or a home-brew kludge).The cabinet looks similar to United machines in proportion, but the coin door dimensions and coin return are Bally style. The shooter housing is early Bally, as is the cap over the ball lift chute. Internally, the stepper units look like neither Bally or United.
Game play looks simple. You play up to six coins/credits. Each one enables a line of four numbers. To win, you need to light at least two numbers...starting from the left number in the line!
Think of it as a 6 card game with only one horizontal line of four numbers in each card. Plus, you must light the numbers from left to right.
unknown/other games
ok, here's the catch-all category, and it covers games that I don't know or they are oddball!
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