Who's Goofy - 1932 Ace Novelty Company
RELEASE ON 12/30/01 - UPDATED for Visual Pinball DogFood 5!!!
Version 2.0
An actual re-release of the original Goofy by Bally in 1932, but a mini tabletop version.

	AS I ALWAYS ASK: PLEASE DO NOT CHANGE THIS GAME. It plays PERFECT. If you 
want to
change the game, get a backdrop and do the entire scripting YOURSELF! See how long it takes you. It took
me three days to write this one with some cutting and pasting of the actual board since it had a few little
problems on VP being shown. Change the backdrop all you like, but leave my name on the board. Trust me
folks, if you've never written one of these then TRY IT and see that it takes time and credit is due where
CREDIT IS DUE. Thank you for RESPECTING my wishes AS THE SOLE AUTHOR of this board. Now 
have
some fun!

	SPECIAL THANKS:

	To Russ Jensen who has called me twice and sent me up to 50 pictures of playfields that IPD does
not have. Thank you VERY MUCH Russ; not just for all your help, but for the kind remarks on Ballyhoo,
Lite-A-Line and the VERY POPULAR Mammoth. Just emailing me and saying all these nice things makes 
me
want to make more of these amazing classics. Yes Russ, these guys were VERY innovative compared to the
newer machines. Most people think flippered pinballs were just made and for a fact they were NOT. If it 
were
not for these little flipperless PINBALLS the flippered ones would NEVER exist. FOR THE RECORD: 
these
flipperless boards were KNOWN AS PINBALL MACHINES. Thanks to Ed Smith for clearing this up! The
smaller, handheld OR tabletop machines that were not coin operated were called bagatelles. Otherwise they
ARE PINBALL MACHINES! Who's Goofy is a small tabletop machine, BUT it is coin operated therefore
making it a PINBALL MACHINE. You're right Ed, Mammoth is NOT a bagatelle; it has it's own legs AND 
is
coin operated!
	With the amount of pics you sent me via Zip files I'll have more than enough to make for a LONG,
LONG TIME. I thought some of these NEVER existed! Some of those pics you sent to me have really made
me take a good hard look at the REAL innovators of pinball. Thanks again Russ AND Ed! A BIG 
THANKS
and I'll see you both (I hope) at the Chicago Pinball Convention - I'm planning on buying a few of those
wonderous beauties!

	TO ALL those flipperless fanatics that have emailed me. I'm not even NEAR FINISHED. I have at
least 200 boards to make - alot yes, but it won't take me long. I've been asked to do 1800's bagatelles, stand
ups and more so your wish is my command. I've been sent TONS of emails with pic attachments and I DO
keep those so just watch for your favorite boards - they can pop up at anytime :)
	I just can't count the amout of emails I have gotten. At least 500 within two weeks asking for more
flipperless wonders. Keep that mail coming folks; it's VERY MUCH appreciated and thanks again!

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:

The ONLY holes that fill once the ball enters them is:

The Goofy Hole, the 1,000 point hole, the lower left 100 point hole and the lower right 300 point hole. 
Once
you start a new game those holes are cleared again. Otherwise all other holes are always empty for access
to more continuous ball play. HAVE LOTS OF FUN!!!

You also get 7 balls to play. That's it. Fun board though!!!

Sincerely;
W. Degelmann
AKA druadic
druadic@cs.com

