New Pinball Dictionary: Travelling
An occurrence where one of the following things happen on a game that has two inlanes on at least one side of the playfield…
An occurrence where one of the following things happen on a game that has two inlanes on at least one side of the playfield…
During Multiball, when two or more balls drain down the center or through the same outlane at or close to the same time.
Rocking the Cradle means to shake and nudge the machine so that the balls slide down to where both balls are resting on the flipper.
When every player, in a game with three or more players, has a house ball on the same ball.
To save a ball that is travelling down the outlane by shaking the game very quickly. This results in a succession of upward triangle jumps off of the inlane and outlane walls, which causes the ball to rise back up and return safely into play.
To make one shot repeatedly on the fly, that will feed the same flipper. The goal is that this one shot eventually becomes valuable over time.
When a normally working target gets hit by the ball so perfectly or so straight that it doesn’t fall down.
To achieve a substantially higher score than most competitors on a pinball game in a competitive atmosphere.
A player who spots a game with a low replay score and puts in enough money to play at least two games at the same time. This increases the chances that the player will win free credits, because replay scores don’t increase during a game.