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2.15 - What is the Power? (Pinball) |
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This article is from the General Pinball FAQ, by Keith Johnson keefer@access.digex.net with numerous contributions by others.
The Power is a somewhat recurring theme found in Williams' games. It has
been featured as early as Big Guns, with "Feel the power" written on the
promo flyer. Pat Lawlor's games have used it the most, as a rule. First, in
Whirlwind, where you "Feel the power of the wind." Then it shows up in TAF
(a trio of cycling magnets that can throw the ball off into weird places).
Finally, TZ features the mini-playfield to defeat the power. It doesn't seem
to have any kind of deep inner-meaning significance..
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