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if its slight enough not to trigger the tilt then it should be fair play.... thats what nudging is all about...

Arcade operators that night: [Glued a shotgun shell at the opening of 3rd coin slot and wired its primer to slam tilt switch]

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Thats not skill & not good for the machine either.

the good old days, almost a decade back now

Ahhh the carpet brings me back.

This is Rick Stetta, right? Is he playing again?

The tilt in the machines must not had worked.

Looks like cheating to me.

unique

Interesting!!

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It's considered forbidden because it will get you automatically disqualified in tournament play. Or tossed out of an arcade if the proprietor catches you! 🤣

pretty sure the crosswalks in Minneapolis and St.Paul do this too

Wait, what?

Here in Australia we call it Fairy Floss. I haven't eaten it since 2011 when I became a diabetic. I really miss the stuff.😭💔

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The tilt mechanism is meant to stop this.

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I think you could place a rare earth magnet on the glass and play forever :P

WOW

I only nudged the machine if the ball got stuck in a corner.

How to slam tilt.

Great technique when playing with some buddies. Disqualifying technique in any tournament.

this is cheating to be honest, and the person should be banned to play pinball unless he owns that pinball table or the place specifically allow this.

why not use a super magnet at that point

i shattered a pinball glass just like that in a café. it was embarrassing, glorious, and scary. The owner was not on santa good list...

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Tilt

WAAUUUUW!

Do that to one of my machines and you'll be seeing yourself to the door, pronto. I don't care if you are a famous pinball designer like this guy, who's name I can't recall, but it doesn't matter. I'll be banging some heads, if you come into my establishment and bang on my $5000 machine.

This was part of the play when i grew up, they even adjusted the pinball machines with sensors, so if you did it wrong or to much force it said;" TILT ", and the game shutdown until the ball fell down. You had to learn the "DIM MAK" from Bloodsport to get a second chance. czcams.com/video/Ml826RbcAhs/video.html

Gaaaaaaaeeeeeyyyyyyyy

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Would not recommend. Most machines it won't work on and you're gonna hurt your hands and the game eventually. Death saving the right lane is a technique that is also banned in tournament but does work on most Sterns.

Horrible camera angle

Wow, yes, nice trick!

Pinball has an inherent 'legal' banging of the machine to help with the game that's why it has a "TILT" error when you shake the machine too much..... The picking up of the ball.... ok that maybe 'cheating' because usually pinball machines have a glass cover on the playing field.

When you've got an open case anything is possible this is stupid😊

wow

i mean why even play the game if youre just gonna fucking cheat?

Doesnt this cause a tilt fault?

TILT

Time for some new tilt switches

This is all good and well...but most of the time the ball has more speed and will already be gone before you can react like this. In real life this only works like less than 10% of the time imo

Only forbidden in tournaments!

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Thats some BS

How is it forbidden? For just funsies play, anything that doesn't register a tilt (this is the most dangerous since it could be a Slam Tilt ending your game and erasing all your credits) is fair game. I've done this ever since I realized that the technique I used in Pinball Fantasies in 1993 would also work in real life. saved many a ball on Star Trek: The Next Generation and attack From Mars this way. But also lost a few credits. So I only did it on my last credit, and only if I had a game worth extending going, or it was my last ball.

Dam, is there anything Jay cant do!