So a couple of months ago, I started a thread on the French pinball forum based on a quiz we had on another one ten years ago (about rock music).
And it's had quite a success, so I thought you guys might like it (if it doesn't already exist...).
So here it is :
Basically, you post the picture of a pinball detail. The first one who says what machine it comes from gets to post the next picture...
And so here's the first one.
I'll start with an easy one.
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Quoted from Yoko2una:I didn't know if I had to wait until verified correct. Plus there may have been 10 other people saying that at the same time.
Ok then, allow me to give this a go...
High Roller Casino (see http://www3.telus.net/westerncoin/arcade/Pinball/HighRoller/pics/IMG_5059.JPG )
Here you go:
Quoted from wylcot:Hmmm... I don't think so, but yoko2una will confirm.
I was thinking about Millionaire but couldn't find this image on it...
Let me make it a bit more obvious... and if you look in the upper right corner you can even see the habit-trail...
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Then again... I could be wrong...
However, when you zoom in on the coins they look exactly the same... the squiggly lines... and or the highlighted portion the background too.
Quoted from wylcot:Hmmm... I don't think so, but yoko2una will confirm.
I was thinking about Millionaire but couldn't find this image on it...
and pics of millionaire here --> http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1597
Quoted from tiesmasc:Here you go:
Thats from The Shadow. It has two of these under each ball drop.
Very well done Jean-Luc-Picard !
Your turn!
Quoted from Jean-Luc-Picard:If you all struggle I will move the square in the direction you request.
I've definitely struggled... towards upper left... please.
Quoted from tiesmasc:Let me make it a bit more obvious... and if you look in the upper right corner you can even see the habit-trail...
Then again... I could be wrong...
However, when you zoom in on the coins they look exactly the same... the squiggly lines... and or the highlighted portion the background too.
Sorry for the delay. Couldn't find this thread yesterday.
Yes, HRC was correct and it was indeed the single coin on the slot machine entrance ramp.
Carry on 
Quoted from tiesmasc:Here's another
I want to say Dr. Dude but I cant seem to match that with it.
Quoted from tiesmasc:FYI: It's probably a game many people haven't seen or played...
Hmm, maybe that should be a rule. Or we have to list the year?
But now that I see the letters, this may be a late EM or early sys11
Quoted from Jean-Luc-Picard:Hmm, maybe that should be a rule. Or we have to list the year?
But now that I see the letters, this may be a late EM or early sys11
1985-1995
Solid State
and here's a big hint: 
Since I'm off to bed... here's another hint
« Spoiler! Click to reveal.
it was a smaller than normal size pin
»
Bigger picture... do you guys want more hints? Here's a major one... the manufacturer only ever produced 7 different titles with flippers... and for those 7 games had a total production run of about ~2900 games. And 1100 of those were head to head play games (like but not including joust).
Quoted from SilverUnicorn:Punchy the Clown?
If correct, here's mine:
Correct!
Quoted from crlush:Pinball magic?
Correct. Not sure what yours is.....hmmmmm...
Quoted from crlush:Bally Kiss?
Bingo... (i.e. yes)
Yeah!
On the French forum, we started waiting for confirmation from the one who posted, but sometimes had to wait for too long, so we opted for posting ipdb link of playfield pic (or other zoomed out pic) as validation.
I think it could avoid confused situations...
Quoted from tiesmasc:Decade or Manufacturer?
Bally, in the 80's. Also could consider it a rare/unique machine.
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