Repairs - Call 843-450-0171 for availability
Get your arcade game, pinball machine, or jukebox working again. I've been offering repairs in the SC, GA, NC, and TN areas for years. In most cases I can repair your game on site or you can drop off or have me pick up your game up. Whether it's a arcade game, pinball machine, or jukeboxes. From old school arcade games, solid state and electromechanical pinball machines or new and old jukeboxes. There's a diagnosing service charge that depends on what I am diagnosing and the area you are in. Along with an hourly charge that varies depending on what I'm repairing. Availability depends on the amount of time available to get to orders, deliveries, and repairs. It can take anywhere from a week to a few months to get to a repair. Call to find out the availability today. 843-450-0171
Arcade game or pinball machine repair
Classic Arcade Game Repair
From repairs, restorations, to conversions on classic arcade games call me and I'll diagnose and repair your issue.
1) Monitor or power supply replacement or repair.
2) Fixing Joysticks , buttons, switches, trackballs
3) Changing setting, batteries or finding shorts, bulbs and lights
4) Conversion your old classic game to play hundreds of games
5) Transporting arcade games from state to state or just down the street
Pinball Machine Repair
I can handle a long list of issues regarding pinball machines.
1) Playfield - Clean playfield, replacing rubbers, bulbs, and plastics
2) Boards - diagnosing, ordering, and replacing all boards
3) Coils - Replacing coils and switches, installing flipper kits
4) Displays - Replacing new, old, and color displays
5) Graphics - add replica digital vinyl to any pinball machine
6) Transporting pinball machines
1984 Williams Pennant Fever Pinball Baseball $2400
1984 Williams Pennant Fever
1984 Williams Pennant Fever
1984 Williams Pennant Fever
- Gameplay: A baseball simulation where players bat and try to hit pitched balls; one player pitches, the other bats (or plays against the machine).
- Objective: Score runs, hit home runs (via upper deck ramp), earn replays by reaching 30 runs or 10 "pennants" (grand slams).
- Sound: Digital sound with umpire calls, crowd roars, and musical snippets like "Take Me Out to the Ball Game".
- Display: Digital gas discharge displays for scoring, outs, and strikes.
- Production: Around 750 units were produced.
1984 Williams Pennant Fever
1984 Williams Pennant Fever
1984 Williams Pennant Fever
- Type: A two-player, solid-state electronic pitch-and-bat baseball game, a precursor to modern arcade baseball.
- Gameplay: Players use buttons to pitch (choose pitch type) and bat, hitting balls on the playfield, similar to pinball but with baseball action.
- Technology: Featured early speech, digital scoring (gas discharge displays), and a unique central system board combining sound, speech, and display functions.
- Cabinet: Similar to pinball machines but with unique baseball graphics and themes, often using splatter paint.