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Here is a multilevel pinball machine made in 1988 that was Bally's next to last machine ever made!. Loosely based on their original 1978 Lost World, this game featured multiball, three dimensional playfield with mountains, 4 flippers (one on a different level), and a pretty neat soundtrack! Host Todd Tuckey shows you this beauty right before we ship it to a customer!
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I have this in perfect condition it’s a really hard unforgiving game but beautiful sounds and music are really amazing indeed. I have a custom topper T. rex that spins on top
I currently own this game too...i took the incandescent light bulb out from the behind the translite and replaced it with a florescent circle lamp. low heat and waaaaaaaaaaaay better light spread behind the translite. Screws in like a regular lite bulb, but takes a bit to get it in.
Well thought out, well engineered, terrific music track! I agree!
My dad has this. I never knew it was so rare. Was my favorite one out of the 3 he had
Sadly, that particular ramp broke out quite a bit. I actually bought the last six brand new ramps Bally had in their inventory. Gradually used them all....and now, we repair them with lexan. We pop rivet new pieces onto the original ramp and then color paint it...its pretty much undetectable as the part that breaks is UNDER the upper wooden playfield! Once repaired, its as good as new!
I think you mean this was Bally/Midway's 2nd to last machine.Bally machines were made well into the 90's,but the were essentially Williams machines with the Bally name on them from what I understand.
I played this game all the time when an ALadin's Castle had it when it first came out. I loved the music on it, and the playfeild etc. This game also had a lot of action to it. I personally think this was one of the best games Bally/Midway made back in the day.
There is a laundry mat in Lebanon TN that has a copy of this game. I played it while driving through. I wonder if the owner knows how rare it is? If anyone wants to play it. Its by the Hardee's/Mcdonalds off Exit 238. Also has Addam's Family and White Water.
I was hoping this was a dinosaur pinball from my past. It was rather rare and was in a seedy pool hall downtown. It had a slight rise at the back of the machine before the multi-tiered pinball age. That made it unique. It had a rather slow action, but it was fun and has some really nice skill shots.
I own an Escape From the Lost World. It is a really cool game that that often was done in by broken ramps. Finding replacement upper ramps are nearly impossible and they are very thin and brittle. I do really enjoy the game and hope to keep it around for years to come. Maybe someone will make some reproduction ramps someday...
"Can You Escape????" is the line!
I just did a playfield tour video of my Bally game. There is a yellow light bulb behind the translit. What was special about Bally in 1988?
I did a video tour of this Bally Game on my channel last year. It's fun but sometimes I have problems with the upper gate getting stuck. Does that ever happen to you?
I am about to trade a q Bert arcade for this pinn...can't wait
What did the voice say at the start of the game?
thing I love about digital pinballs. hard to say what decade it came out of :) hardly looks like a 1988 video game. hmm was about 13 then eep
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yes...some are made to look old when they are newer!
see message above! It's always possible that someone will make this one...its not that large!!