Download Arizona (LTD do Brasil 1977) 1.0.1

Nice table. Thanks for this LTD. Thanks, JP.

Very Nice Table, thanks JP, looks and plays great.

Very cool! Totally different from the other Arizona table.
Are the pegs at the flippers supposed to be there or optional?

Nice, thanks jp, Always appreciate your work.

pourquoi 2 versions a ce jour ? Tottalerment differente ?

Very cool! Totally different from the other Arizona table.
Are the pegs at the flippers supposed to be there or optional?

They are on the flyer, so I guess that's how they intended to be.

pourquoi 2 versions a ce jour ? Tottalerment differente ?

That's how they made tables at that time So your guess is as good as mine You will also find Spanish tables with the same name too, but they are totally different. Take a look at Chance from 1971 and Chance from 1978, same name totally different

For anyone confused by the two "Arizona" tables, it's likely that the correct name of the mfuegemann table was "Arizona Territory" (refer to backglass)

 

Very cool! Totally different from the other Arizona table.
Are the pegs at the flippers supposed to be there or optional?

 

They are on the flyer, so I guess that's how they intended to be.

 

pourquoi 2 versions a ce jour ? Tottalerment differente ?

 

That's how they made tables at that time So your guess is as good as mine You will also find Spanish tables with the same name too, but they are totally different. Take a look at Chance from 1971 and Chance from 1978, same name totally different

merci beaucoup , tous simplement

For anyone confused by the two "Arizona" tables, it's likely that the correct name of the mfuegemann table was "Arizona Territory" (refer to backglass)

Tres bonne explication

For anyone confused by the two "Arizona" tables, it's likely that the correct name of the mfuegemann table was "Arizona Territory" (refer to backglass)

This is one good finding. I did not realize that the sign may be a part of the game title. As far as I know, there is only one Arizona ROM file and it features the three drop target banks.

But the Brazilians made some crazy pinball machines, (re)using existing themes.

One interesting detail of this version are the unconventional inner outlanes by the flippers. Those lane guides are completely superfluous in terms of gameplay physics.