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Wimi : Miss Bowling Turbo

Game Parameters
Game Type magic lines
Game Number unknown
Manufacture Date 1990
Number of Holes 25
Number of Odds Steps 8
Max Payout 750
Max Extra Balls 5
Features
Resources

large file readme

Backglass
 - page 1 : 0.09MB

Cabinet
 - page 1 : 0.05MB
 - page 2 : 0.04MB

Flyers
 - page 1 : 0.39MB
 - page 2 : 0.49MB
 - page 3 : 0.91MB

Game Manual
 - pdf file : 0.05MB

Playfield
 - page 1 : 0.08MB
 - page 2 : 0.08MB


Miss Bowling Turbo

Miss Bowling with one more extra ball.

magic lines games

The first feature that mechanically moved numbers!

The numbers on the bingo card were on strips that could be moved one position by turning knobs/pushing buttons on the foot rail.

Usually, the numbered strips were the vertical columns of the card, and they could be shifted up/down one position. When a column was shifted up, the top number "wrapped" and became the bottom number. The bottom number wrapped to the top when shifting down.

bally:miss_america introduced horizontally shifting lines that used two 5x5 cards next to each other. A number could be slid from one card to the other.

12 8 14 3
3 12 8 14
14 3 12 8
8 14 3 12
The third type of magic line is the cleverest. It is a horizontal line consisting of four numbers. The numbers would shift right through all four positions. When a number fell off the right side, it reappeared on the left. For example, here is the four possible magic line positions on Cypress Gardens:

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