/MARIO-GARFIELD-PACHINKO-PINBALL-MACHINE cant find much info,looks cool thou

[jasonartamis]

Mario Garfield Pachinko Pinball Machine Authentic Ready to Play | eBay

anyone going to jump on this one? Cant find much info or a video, but looks like a very nice looking machine!

[Card Shark]

That is cool looking.

[hanabi]

Just a guess but that's probably not it's real name

[Drunkenclam]

Didn't look very hard then

いなかっぺ大将V


Note. No CR prefix

Translates to Heiwa General Sheep Shagger (no kidding Try it yourself)


From April 2000

Seems to be based on an anime

[hanabi]

Looks like mr clam beat me to it

I was going to post these links and suggest that looking at the cell, it was likely a version of these:

cr inakappe taisho [model a] [ball-op] pachinko, heiwa (2000)

cr inakappe taisho [model j] [ball-op] pachinko, heiwa (2000)

[Card Shark]

[Drunkenclam]

Looks like mr clam beat me to it

I was going to post these links and suggest that looking at the cell, it was likely a version of these:

cr inakappe taisho [model a] [ball-op] pachinko, heiwa (2000)

cr inakappe taisho [model j] [ball-op] pachinko, heiwa (2000)

Yep. This is the V version of those. As indicated by the tree above the centre feature instead of a person. As said the frame pictured in the ad doesn't show any parlour buttons. And not a CR model.

[derek1960]

A pachinko made in Derbyshire ?

[jasonartamis]

I figured it wasn't garfield and mario! ::chuckles though:: , was looking up anime, going back in years, back then real life made me stop (work)

Okay since im new to getting into pachi , when looking at the pachinko machine, how does one find info, such as in this machine. I was going to start translating the japanese characters but it was time for work. I recognize the heiwa name, i can note the color of the cell frame, it has an lcd. And involves an anime. Thats what I was going on.

Older more wise members...spread some wisdom to us newer members on how you start searching, and what to look for when finding information.

[Drunkenclam]

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Go to the pachinko section and look up the marker. Helps to know what the kanji is though.

then search through 50 odd pages till find the right one

[hanabi]

Older more wise members...spread some wisdom to us newer members on how you start searching, and what to look for when finding information.

hey less of the 'older'

Some of us have just spent too many years looking at Pachis and sort of see things that are vaguely familiar, be they themes, frames, etc

So sometimes it's just a case of seeing something and finding when I or anyone else posted about one, or checking MrGneiss new release threads if it's something very new

It's easier if you know the 'manufacturer' and if you can recognise the 'frame' that can narrow down the year's it was manufactured, and then try and see if there is a list of cells for that particular frame, sometimes there is, quite often there's not, and Frame Lists usually just have the names and they are often in Japanese

Sometimes getting a close up of the cell front helps, as you can identify any writing words or Kanji either in English or Japanese

I quite often just use 'Google' to search if I can't find the answers searching here at PachiTalk, I'm not too good with Kanji stuff

[Chumsize]

Yes. Something helpful, not snarky or "Oi Guvvnah! I pop my monocle at you!"

that or shut up and take your geritol. I'm outta here.

[Drunkenclam]

Sorry I dropped my monocle down to toilet

[Pachinko Botan]

Lol at clam pic I was googling something and that pic poped up made me laugh