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Baffle Ball (c) 1931 Gottlieb. This 'pinball' game consists of four high scoring holes and, along the bottom of the table, a row of low scoring pockets. - TRIVIA - Released in November 1931. Baffle Ball captured the small change of so many Americans during the depression that it became a national pastime. The first successful pinball game, Baffle Ball shows where the 'pin' in 'pinball' came from. The game uses a ball, and the playfield has pins, hence the birth of 'pinball'. Baffle Ball sold for $17.50. The game proved so popular that 50,000 units were sold within the first few years. Baffle Ball was also distributed by Rock-Ola Mfg. Co. - STAFF - Design by: David Gottlieb - PORTS - * COMPUTERS: PC [Microsoft Windows] [CD-ROM] (1998) "Microsoft Pinball Arcade" - SOURCES - Machine's picture. The Coin Machine Journal - January 1940 issue
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Baffle Ball (c) 1931 Gottlieb. This 'pinball' game consists of four high scoring holes and, along the bottom of the table, a row of low scoring pockets. - TRIVIA - Released in November 1931. Baffle Ball captured the small change of so many Americans during the depression that it became a national pastime. The first successful pinball game, Baffle Ball shows where the 'pin' in 'pinball' came from. The game uses a ball, and the playfield has pins, hence the birth of 'pinball'. Baffle Ball sold for $17.50. The game proved so popular that 50,000 units were sold within the first few years. Baffle Ball was also distributed by Rock-Ola Mfg. Co. - STAFF - Design by: David Gottlieb - PORTS - * COMPUTERS: PC [Microsoft Windows] [CD-ROM] (1998) "Microsoft Pinball Arcade" - SOURCES - Machine's picture. The Coin Machine Journal - January 1940 issue
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