Farfalla Pinball Tutorial & Gameplay (1983 Zaccaria)
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
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Welcome back to Majestic Pinball, today we are filming at Pinball Republic a fantastic pinball club situated in Croydon, London. In this episode I will be explaining the rules and showing you some gameplay of the beautiful Farfalla pinball machine released in 1983 by Italian manufacturer Zaccaria.
You can check the club out here: www.pinballrepublic.com
Music: Tundra - 20XX - Evan King
Zaccaria games really are wonderful... so pretty and fun.
Totally agree, the art on Farfalla is especially beautiful! Thanks for watching!
I totally love all virtual Zaccaria tables on Steam. Zaccaria has implemented the best virtual pinball games (imho) allowing the user to customize all aspects of the table. The 'real' Zaccaria pins were way ahead of the time and these virtual remakes and new tables offered are hands down my favorites.
I have a lot of love for the Zaccaria Pinball game, have it on the Switch myself and it kept me entertained during all the lockdowns. What's your favourite Zaccaria table?
For real actual tables I've sadly only gotten to play Robot, Farfella & Clown. Sadly in the States, Zaccaria pins are pretty uncommon, only seen at Pinball Conventions ( ...which are always a +5 hr drive away for me ) . These tables were in 'ok' condition..I recall Robot was the best playing one.
For the virtual tables on Steam ,which there's tables in the following categories: Solid State (27 tbls), EM's (14tbls) Remake (27 tbls),Deluxe (12 tbls), Retro (27 tbs), Award (11tbls) , and a new series called Postal ((8 tables) ) ..I have played all these tbls (a lot!) and its hard to pic a favorite... The SS Locomotion and Clown are great tables and I like all the Retro and Deluxe (Red Show, Cinema) and Remakes. I have the high score in a lot of the retro tables and many others. I really think Zaccaria does the best in virtual pin tables giving the user tons of settings to customize ( and they have been releasing new tables pretty regularly) - Cheers
@@xpump876 the Zaccaria virtual tables are awesome. Some of the best physics for a virtual game, and as you said, for us in the US its likely the only way we will ever play many of these iconic games, and they are very good games too!
All Zaccaria tables run in VR using Steam - I have a Quest 3 and it’s fantastic - there’s details not normally seen on the two dimensional tables
The art is so vibrant! It looks new!
It's beautiful, the camera doesn't do it justice really
I have this game in Australia and color coded all the drop targets with the light colours ! The rainbow multi colour lights and love also ! Adds to this vibrant game 😎
Is your machine at home or out n about somewhere for folks to play? I'm in Brisbane, and after the last BPAC I have developed a love of Zaccaria games.
@@TheMegachops it's at home not for public use ! Lots of work gone into it to play amazing 😎👌
Sounds like a great idea, Zaccaria did a lot to colour code elements of this game so including colour coded lights sounds even better 😁 thanks for watching!
@@MajesticPinball I Really enjoyed your Zaccaria Robot Tutorial!Watched it many times Inspired me to find my own !Which I Did locate on the East Sunshine Coast Australia !Was a Barn find brought back by 2 mates striping cleaning replacing electrical etc!
It wasn't up to my standards as it started Glitching after 10 hours of play !My amazing Pinball Technician here has taken it away and sorted this out going over the boards !Also finding a few other fault s like one pop bumper was needed to be replaced!
Looking forward to get it back very very soon 👌
Great thumbnail ;) And who knew this game had rules beyond "get up top and whack the drops"!
An excellent thumbnail! You'll be an absolute Farfalla pro now 😁😁
wow! love those sound fx. Dropping the bass!
It's a floor rumbler for sure haha
Is that a Spooky next to Farfalla? That one is just as awesome as Farfalla! I wish Zaccaria tables were more common in the states, they just didn't make any inroads here which sucks because their tables are awesome! It seems that Time Machine and Farfalla are the easiest ones to find.
That is indeed a Spooky, good spot! I have a Spooky in my own collection too and hope to film it sometime soon ☺️ I've never seen a Time Machine in person, have always wanted to give it a go as enjoy playing it on the Zaccaria Pinball game. Thanks for watching and stopping by to comment! 😁
@@MajesticPinball oh man, i'd love to see you do a video on that one. i've never been able to play a real one or even see a real one, but if it plays anything like the Zaccaria virtual pinball, it is a great table. Ive seen 3 time machines, and none of them worked properly. I've heard they are very problematic machines as they age, but they are fun to play even if they aren't totally working right.
@@MichaelAStanhope Spooky is definitely in the queue to film, I haven't got it set up at the moment but will hopefully have space for it again soon. It's pretty similar to the simulation they did a really good job with those. The left hand ramp for whatever reason is a really hard shot to hit on the real one though, its at a very strange angle. If you're a Zaccaria fan I've also covered Robot and Magic Castle on the channel :)
I had this one figured out, at a bowling alley in germany, and would play forever, until the jealous yugo owners adjusted the legs to make it impossible to play at all
"komm spiel mit mir" ist what Farfalla begged of us "play with me"
Sounds like classic bowling alley owner behaviour to me haha. Thanks for watching!
Great vid mate 👍
Thanks Martin 😊😊
Pinball designers must have the best weed you can buy 😂😂
Very true! haha!
Is it No Talent. Or is it No Comment? The Italian voice chip is fun to use too.
I'm starting to think it's no comment but to be honest it's really hard to understand even with the volume turned right up 😂 Thanks for stopping by to leave a comment
There were two versions of the back glass.the woman in the US version had more clothes on.
Very true, she was quite heavily censored for the US market
How do you get the upper flippers to work ?
They only come into action once you go up the ramp to the upper playfield, there's a small microswitch on the top of the ramp. When you drain from the top playfield a ramp angles the ball directly at one of the bumpers (which doubles up as a switch to deactivate the upper flippers)
@@MajesticPinball I have gone up
The ramp without them activating. 🤔
@@petermacnab1871 More than likely the switch at the top of the ramp isn't activating
@@MajesticPinball ok so sometimes it doesn’t activate depending on how it hits ?