Uploaded March 2023 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
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Here we have a 1986 Bally Motordome pinball machine in action.
This machine has some cool shots, but is hampered by the mediocre sound and the truly massive ramp that covers too much of the upper playfield. If you can get past those detractors, the game is somewhat interesting and worth a shot.
When the game is started, the player is given the opportunity to choose a skill level. The skill levels change the scoring of the playfield but also the lane change ability and the outlane ball save gate frequency. For this video I chose "skill level 1" so I'd be more likely to have a longer game. :)
The big shot in this game is to use the upper left flipper to get the ball to the top right saucer. The upper right flipper is used to get the ball around the top left lane to the top.
Anyway, it's a fairly fun game to mess around with.
Motordome was designed by Greg Kmiec with art by Tony Ramunni. See more information about Motordome here: ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1633
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Here we have a 1986 Bally Motordome pinball machine in action.
This machine has some cool shots, but is hampered by the mediocre sound and the truly massive ramp that covers too much of the upper playfield. If you can get past those detractors, the game is somewhat interesting and worth a shot.
When the game is started, the player is given the opportunity to choose a skill level. The skill levels change the scoring of the playfield but also the lane change ability and the outlane ball save gate frequency. For this video I chose "skill level 1" so I'd be more likely to have a longer game. :)
The big shot in this game is to use the upper left flipper to get the ball to the top right saucer. The upper right flipper is used to get the ball around the top left lane to the top.
Anyway, it's a fairly fun game to mess around with.
Motordome was designed by Greg Kmiec with art by Tony Ramunni. See more information about Motordome here: ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1633
