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Sega · 1971
Sapporo
Notable Features
Flippers (2), Pop bumpers (3), Slingshots (2), Kick-out holes (3), Standup targets (3), Right outlane ball return gate, Up-post between flippers. 2-ball multiball. Slalom lane in upper left playfield. Ski Jump lane in middle left playfield. Three bolt holes in corners of cabinet allow for the legs to attach for either of two different table heights. Relay tester in lower cabinet for trouble-shooting. 3 or 5 ball play. The Ski Jump feature is activated by the ball entering the left-side ski jump lane far enough to reach the yellow ski jump rollover button. Hitting this rollover button lights all four blue rollover buttons in the lower playfield for increased value and also enables the left flipper button to operate the Ski Jump. As the ball rolls back down the ski jump lane, the Ski Jump is operated by pressing the left flipper button to move the lane's lower side wall to try to steer the rolling ball to the highest-scoring blue button. Hitting any blue button (or draining to outhole) resets the Ski Jump wall to its original position and the left flipper cannot activate it again until enabled by hitting the yellow ski jump rollover button. Maximum displayed point score is 99,990 points. Replay wheel maximum: 25 Sound: one bell, knocker.
Historical Notes
The white labels under the playfield identify the different components and, because they also appear on other games from this manufacturer, we believe they were placed at the factory. The kick-out hole assemblies on this game are each labeled as "Wiggler Hole Ass'y". All nuts and bolts are Metric but the leg levelers are threaded as US Standard 3/8 UNC. We originally listed the date of manufacture as 01-1976. However, the earlier of two inspection stickers pictured here shows a date of 1971. The 1972 Winter Olympics was held in Sapporo, Japan.
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