Amusement devices: games – Surface projectile game; game element – Ball games
Patent
1987-01-28
1988-09-27
Pinkham, Richard C.
Amusement devices: games
Surface projectile game; game element
Ball games
273127R, A63D 302, A63B 7100
Patent
active
047736461
ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to a play feature for a pinball game. The invention includes a plurality of targets mounted on a target carrier. The target carrier can be raised above the surface of the playfield where the targets can be hit by a ball or lowered below the playfield so that the ball will pass over the targets. Located behind this first set of targets on the playfield is a second set of targets. This second set of targets is either covered by a visor or exposed to be contacted by a ball. The visor is operatively connected to the target carrier such that downward movement of the target carrier results in upward movement of the visor. In this manner, the two target areas are alternately exposed to the player to vary the scoring opportunities.
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Berge Gary L.
Joos, Jr. Joseph
Oursler Barry
Jackson Gary
Pinkham Richard C.
Williams Electronics Games Inc.
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