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NBA Fastbreak Pinball
NBA Fastbreak is a 1997 solid-state pinball machine produced by Midway Manufacturing Co. WMS and identified by OPDB as a Bally machine. Its basketball-themed rules use team selection, field goals, combination shots, power hoops, stadium goodies and Trophy Multiball.
NBA Fastbreak: machine facts
- Manufacture date
- March 1997
- Type
- Solid-state electronic pinball
- Display
- Dot matrix
- Players
- Up to 4
- ROM version documented
- 2.3
- Physical balls installed
- 4
Basketball gameplay
The game begins by prompting the player to select one of 29 NBA teams. Each team has its own high score, and a qualifying score can replace that team's existing record. Basketball shots score one, two or three points depending on the situation.
The six main goals are 20 Points, Multiballs, Field Goals, Combination Shots, Power Hoops and Stadium Goodies. Completing them opens Trophy Multiball, where the player competes against a computer score for approximately one minute and can earn a Championship Ring by winning.
Multiball modes
The rules document describes two primary multiballs: Shoot Around and Around the World. Shoot Around is a two-ball multiball started by completing the S-H-O-O-T letters. Around the World is a three-ball multiball started by making shots from all four In the Paint positions.
The machine also includes Hoops Multiball as the fourth Power Hoops level. Trophy Multiball is a timed three-ball mode that resets the six main goals after the round ends.
Technical documentation
The contemporary technical-support page identifies NBA Fastbreak as a Midway Manufacturing Company game and documents revision 2.3 of the game ROM. The operations manual includes rules, playfield shots, switch locations, lamp locations and solenoid information for the machine.