How To Play Bally Special Force Pinball

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Hello, I'm Will and in this video I show you how to play Bally's Special Force Pinball. Just to note I didn't play the game normally, I used my hand to manipulate the ball so you can see all the game features available. This is a super fun pinball to play so I hope you enjoy this tutorial on How to Play Special Force to it's full potential.
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19 сен 2022

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@dannyrich9925 Месяц назад

I have this Special Force pinball machine…the kids love it unfortunately the right flipper is not working so it is sitting idle right now.

@Pinball4Sale Месяц назад

Where are you located?

@cyanidechrist Год назад

Cool. Thanks.

@jameschristian4005 Год назад

I have this game and you explained it perfect. I go through a similar overview every time I have guests over and they ask what they’re supposed to do. It really is a fun game as are most 6803 games. Thanks for taking the time to go over it!

@willsarcadeservice4599 Год назад

Thank You! It really is an amazing game, and I understand what you mean I'm always telling family and friends how to play the games I have in my collection. I make sure to have them play the games before I explain how it works just to see how they do.

@scooterpinball Год назад

I was given this game. Has a sound pot issue and some rust on the rails. Working on it now.

@waynegram8907 Год назад

On some arcade games they will use "inverted buss" inverted logic means High = off and Low = ON, any reasons why they used inverted busses in arcade games? I'm not sure if you have noticed on certain arcade games the coin door lights will use a Negative -5vdc or -12vdc, which I'm not sure why they inverted the voltage only for the coil door lights which is unusual but in arcade service manuals you will see it have negative voltage for the coil door lights.

@willsarcadeservice4599 Год назад

To be honest the only reason I can see the designers using Inverted Gates would to possibly make more actions happens with less components in a certain circuit, they could be using inverted gates to need to use less IC's on the PCB itself, other than that I'm really not sure. Also, I've actually never noticed the -5 & -12 voltages to the coin door coil circuits/lights until just now, that too I'm not sure why they did it other than possibly lowering the amperage consumption by the PSU. I'm going to look into that one a lot more, because I never noticed that until you mentioned it and by god the manuals really do show a Negative to the coin door lights/coils.