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== Printing ==
 
== Printing ==
 
=== Playfield ===
 
=== Playfield ===
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EMs
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Bally 70s EM - standard = 20.25" x 41.00" = 952 x 1927 vpus
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G 70s EM - standard = 20.25" x 41.00" = 952 x 1927 vpus
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Early SSs
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*G System 1 - standard = 20.25" x 42.00" = 952 x 1974 vpus
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Stern - widebody = 23.875" x 45.00" = 1122 x 2115 vpus
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*Stern - standard = 20.25" x 42.00" = 952 x 1974 vpus
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Zaccaria - standard SS - 20.25" x 42.00" = 952 x 1974 vpus
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*Pre WMS Bally - standard = 20.25" x 42.00" = 952 x 1974 vpus
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*Pre WMS Bally - widebody = 26.75" x 40.50" = 1257 x 1904 vpus
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*WMS System 1-11 - standard = 20.25" x 42.00" = 952 x 1974 vpus
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WMS System 1-11 - widebody = 27.00" x 42.00" = 1269 x 1974 vpus
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*Atari - widebody = 27.00" x 45.00" = 1269 x 2115 vpus
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*Gottlieb System 80 - standard = 20.25" x 42.00" = 952 x 1974 vpus
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*Gottlieb System 80 - widebody = 23.75" x 46.50" = 1116 x 2186 vpus
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*Gottlieb System 80 - Circus (extra wide) = 26.75" x 46.50" = 1258 x 2186 vpus
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*Game Plan - 20.25" x 42.00" = 952 x 1974 vpus
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Modern SSs
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Capcom tables = 20.25" x 46.00" = 952 x 2162 vpus
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*Data East - standard = 20.25" x 46.00" = 952 x 2162 vpus
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Data East - widebody = 25.00" x 51.75" = 1175 x 2432 vpus (is this right??)
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*Safecracker = 16.50" x 41.50" = 776 x 1950 vpus
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*WPC (through 1987) - standard = 20.50" x 42.00" = 964 x 1974 vpus
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*WPC (1987 on) - standard = 20.50" x 46.00" = 964 x 2162 vpus
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**Apparently at least one of these is not like the others.. I measured the Drac PF and it was/is 20.25" x 45.00" = 952 x 2115 vpus
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*WPC - superpin = 23.25" x 46.00" = 1093 x 2162 vpus
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*Pin2K tables = 20.50" x 43.00" = 964 x 2021 vpus
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*Gottlieb System 3 = 20.25" x 46.00" = 952 x 2162 vpus
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*Stern Modern = 20.25" x 45.00" = 952 x 2115 vpus
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*Alvin G = 20.25" x 42.00" = 952 x 1974 vpus *Mystery Castle looks to be 46" long (2162 vpus)
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* = Verified
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Individual Games
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**There can always be exceptions to the above with certain unique tables, some of them are...
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Black Knight 2000 (1989) = 20.25" x 46.00" = 952 x 2162 vpus
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Bride of Pinbot (1991) = 20.25" x 45.25" = 952 x 2127 vpus
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BSD Dracula (1993) : 20.25" x 45.00" = 952 x 2115 vpus
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Doctor Who (1992) : 20.25" x 45.0625" = 952 x 2118 vpus
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Hercules (1979 Atari) : 36" x 72" = 1692 x 3384 vpus (cabinet size: 39" x 93", and 83" tall) [991mm x 2362mm x 2108]
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Mystery Castle (Alvin G) = 20.25" x 46.00" = 952 x 2162 vpus (likely but not 100% verified)
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Safecracker (1996) : 16.50" x 41.50" = 776 x 1951 - probably more like 18.35" x 41.50" = 862 x 1951 - not verified though.
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Varkon (1982) : 24" x 21" = 1128 x 987 vpus (WMS) (Yes, it is wider than it is long. Plays like a cocktail table.)
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World Cup Soccer (1994) : 20.25" x 45.75" = 952 x 2150 vpus (Williams WPC-S)
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(The "wall" at the back of the playfield with the stadium lights graphics is 515mm x 172mm (20.25" x 6.75"), and has slightly rounded top corners.)
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=== Backglass ===
 
=== Backglass ===
 
=== Cabinet ===
 
=== Cabinet ===

Revision as of 17:41, 9 January 2015

Style

Screenprint

Photorealistic

Printing

Playfield

EMs

Bally 70s EM - standard = 20.25" x 41.00" = 952 x 1927 vpus G 70s EM - standard = 20.25" x 41.00" = 952 x 1927 vpus


Early SSs

  • G System 1 - standard = 20.25" x 42.00" = 952 x 1974 vpus

Stern - widebody = 23.875" x 45.00" = 1122 x 2115 vpus

  • Stern - standard = 20.25" x 42.00" = 952 x 1974 vpus

Zaccaria - standard SS - 20.25" x 42.00" = 952 x 1974 vpus

  • Pre WMS Bally - standard = 20.25" x 42.00" = 952 x 1974 vpus
  • Pre WMS Bally - widebody = 26.75" x 40.50" = 1257 x 1904 vpus
  • WMS System 1-11 - standard = 20.25" x 42.00" = 952 x 1974 vpus

WMS System 1-11 - widebody = 27.00" x 42.00" = 1269 x 1974 vpus

  • Atari - widebody = 27.00" x 45.00" = 1269 x 2115 vpus
  • Gottlieb System 80 - standard = 20.25" x 42.00" = 952 x 1974 vpus
  • Gottlieb System 80 - widebody = 23.75" x 46.50" = 1116 x 2186 vpus
  • Gottlieb System 80 - Circus (extra wide) = 26.75" x 46.50" = 1258 x 2186 vpus
  • Game Plan - 20.25" x 42.00" = 952 x 1974 vpus

Modern SSs

Capcom tables = 20.25" x 46.00" = 952 x 2162 vpus

  • Data East - standard = 20.25" x 46.00" = 952 x 2162 vpus

Data East - widebody = 25.00" x 51.75" = 1175 x 2432 vpus (is this right??)

  • Safecracker = 16.50" x 41.50" = 776 x 1950 vpus
  • WPC (through 1987) - standard = 20.50" x 42.00" = 964 x 1974 vpus
  • WPC (1987 on) - standard = 20.50" x 46.00" = 964 x 2162 vpus
    • Apparently at least one of these is not like the others.. I measured the Drac PF and it was/is 20.25" x 45.00" = 952 x 2115 vpus
  • WPC - superpin = 23.25" x 46.00" = 1093 x 2162 vpus
  • Pin2K tables = 20.50" x 43.00" = 964 x 2021 vpus
  • Gottlieb System 3 = 20.25" x 46.00" = 952 x 2162 vpus
  • Stern Modern = 20.25" x 45.00" = 952 x 2115 vpus
  • Alvin G = 20.25" x 42.00" = 952 x 1974 vpus *Mystery Castle looks to be 46" long (2162 vpus)
  • = Verified

Individual Games


    • There can always be exceptions to the above with certain unique tables, some of them are...

Black Knight 2000 (1989) = 20.25" x 46.00" = 952 x 2162 vpus Bride of Pinbot (1991) = 20.25" x 45.25" = 952 x 2127 vpus BSD Dracula (1993) : 20.25" x 45.00" = 952 x 2115 vpus Doctor Who (1992) : 20.25" x 45.0625" = 952 x 2118 vpus Hercules (1979 Atari) : 36" x 72" = 1692 x 3384 vpus (cabinet size: 39" x 93", and 83" tall) [991mm x 2362mm x 2108] Mystery Castle (Alvin G) = 20.25" x 46.00" = 952 x 2162 vpus (likely but not 100% verified) Safecracker (1996) : 16.50" x 41.50" = 776 x 1951 - probably more like 18.35" x 41.50" = 862 x 1951 - not verified though. Varkon (1982) : 24" x 21" = 1128 x 987 vpus (WMS) (Yes, it is wider than it is long. Plays like a cocktail table.) World Cup Soccer (1994) : 20.25" x 45.75" = 952 x 2150 vpus (Williams WPC-S) (The "wall" at the back of the playfield with the stadium lights graphics is 515mm x 172mm (20.25" x 6.75"), and has slightly rounded top corners.)

Backglass

Cabinet

While there have been a few odd cabinet shapes and widths (gottlieb did some funky backboxes, Atari had some super wide-bodies), most custom projects use the standard and widebody from Williams. The backbox of a williams typically has a deeper top and narrow bottom to match the angle of the lower cabinet so it sits flush and flat when folded. Stern has done a similar design for years, but has recently switched to a square backbox with T-molding, as well as a new tilted DMD bezel that is tilted back to minimize reflection on the glass.

Graphics

Numeric / Alphanumeric

Numeric and Alphanumeric are sometimes chosen even today because of the ease of programming. Creating dots for DMD animation can take a lot of time.

Dot Matrix Display

VGA Display

Animation