Back Al Capone

Sources

Contributors to this record: IPDB, Flipcommons Catalog.

gameplay_feature
Roulette Wheels[1]
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Crossover Return Lanes[1]
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Standup Targets
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Spinning Targets
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5-Bank of Flyaway Targets
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Kick-Out Holes ×2
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Slingshots ×2
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Pop Bumpers ×3
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Flippers ×2
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model_relationship
Speakeasy (Bally 1982) (relationship_type: copy) (license_status: unlicensed)[2][3]
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theme
Cardsgambling
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American History
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Gambling
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Cards
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technology_generation
Solid State
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player_count
4
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ipdb_id
5176
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corporate_entity
LTD do Brasil Diversões Eletrônicas Ltda
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title
Al Capone
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name
Al Capone
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slug
al-capone
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Citations

  1. Internet Pinball Database (IPDB) — Internet Pinball Database (IPDB) #5176
    Roulette wheel in playfield [...] crossover return Lanes
  2. Internet Pinball Database (IPDB) — Internet Pinball Database (IPDB) #5176
    This game is a copy of Bally's 1982 'Speakeasy'.
  3. Augusto Campos — https://augustocampos.net/taito-brasil
    A Taito era a única marca internacional atuando nesse negócio por aqui naquele período, mas certamente não era a única empresa a usar a Reserva de Mercado como escudo para copiar impunemente a tecnologia e a jogabilidade dos pinballs do exterior: a LTD, sediada em Campinas, fazia o mesmo, usando as CPUs 6802 e 6803, da Motorola.