Baseball, 1920's by W. Degelmann / druadic / druadic@cs.com

UPDATED TO VP5 Dogfood on 3/1/02 - VERSION 4.0


RULES AND UPDATES:

	Okay folks, you wanted the game redone and here it is! Hope you all enjoy it! Firstly, I want to
THANK EACH AND EVERYONE ONE OF MY SUPPORTERS in the flipperless era. I appreciate all the
kind emails and wanting me to continue work on them. :)

WHAT IS NEW:

	Visual Pinball has SERIOUS problems with balls. Reason is, they can be together but sometimes
join forming a single ball. This is something I cannot fathom why it does this so what I did is made it so
all the balls disappear once you start a new game. The game will count and wait for all five balls to be
accounted for.

	Once the five balls are accounted for, you follow the rules. Press the P key to pitch the ball.
A single ball will appear and you can use the PLUNGER KEY or the ENTER KEY to shoot the ball. Once
the ball has started down INTO the playfield you may pitch another ball.

	BE FORWARNED: That Home Run hole is TOUGH. I have hit it ONE TIME out of like 50 
games!
So, all the other holes CAN be hit but that home run hole is moider! It's a TOUGHIE! What? You think the
real thing was easy??? :)

	Once all five balls have been pitched AND played you may start another game. The rules ONLY
show up at the beginning of the game to show you which keys are pressed.

	What I have updated was that horrendous wall that was multiple walls making the playfield curve
around - it's now ONE BIG WALL and the ball literally "floats" like it should play for real. It is smooth and
plays a great game. Watch that plunger when you release that ball - the harder you hit it, the faster it will
end up in the out hole!!!

	Enjoy the new update folks. I hope this one brings back some memories of the 20's - have fun and
there is MUCH MORE on the way!

Sincerely;
Will
AKA druadic
druadic@cs.com

GAMES IN THE WORKS:

Moniker, Bally; 1941 (flippered) - 95% complete
Signal, Bally; 1934 - 75% complete
Sportsman, Jennings; 1934 (payout machine) - 25% complete
Golden Nugget, Genco; 1953 (standup machine) - 25% complete
Twin Joker Bingo, Bally, 1974 - 99% complete
Ski-Doo, Amusement Corporation Of America; 1932 (VERY RARE MACHINE and very cool) - NEW!
Hi-Ball, Exhibit Supply Company; 1936 (standup whack a ball) - 45% complete
Four Corners Bingo, Williams 19?? - NEW!
Metro, Genco; 19?? - NEW!
Pros-Per-E-Ti Special, Prosperity Coin Corporation; 1932 - NEW!
Contact, Exhibit Supply; 1940 (Wonderstar bumpers / FIRST machine with kick out holes!) - 75%
Airliner, Exhibit Supply; 1941 (Wonderstar bumpers) - NEW!
Buster Ball, Genco; 1932 (penny mini pin machine) - NEW!

