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* BareYourMidriff: Seen on both the genie and the apprentice behind the wizard.
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* BareYourMidriff: Seen on BedlahBabe: The outfits of both the genie and the apprentice behind the wizard.
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I'd like to get a piece of her.
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* MsFanservice: The genie is designed with a very alluring figure, minimal clothing, and a beautiful smile.
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* FogFeet: The genie's lower torso is always shown as a swirl of magic smoke.
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* SuperSmoke / FogFeet: The genie's lower torso is always shown as a swirl of magic smoke.
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* GenieInABottle: Said genie is emerging from said bottle on the back glass.
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* GenieInABottle: Said genie is emerging from said bottle a magic lamp on the back glass.
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* BareYourMidriff[=/=]BedlahBabe: Seen on both the genie and the apprentice behind the wizard.
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''Genie'' is considered by many to be one of the best widebody pinballs of all-time, and a true Gottlieb classic. It’s a great representation of early solid-state pinball design, with a single-minded focus on increasing the bonus value. Although the goals are fairly basic and the pace is not overly fast, the game itself is extremely difficult, and the numerous scoring opportunities and subtle rule nuances keep players on their toes. Though it has a few detractors, one thing everyone agrees on is that this is an attractive game, with bright warm colors and a beautifully iconic backglass.
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''Genie'' is considered by many to be one of the best widebody pinballs of all-time, and a true Gottlieb classic. It’s a great representation of early solid-state pinball design, with a single-minded focus on increasing the bonus value. Although the goals are fairly basic and the pace is not overly fast, the game itself is extremely difficult, hard, and the numerous scoring opportunities and subtle rule nuances keep players on their toes. Though it has a few detractors, one thing everyone agrees on is that this is an attractive game, with bright warm colors and a beautifully iconic backglass.
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'''Genie''' is a [[PhysicalPinballTables pinball machine]] released in 1979. Designed by Creator/EdKrynski with art by Creator/GordonMorison, this was the first widebody pinball from Creator/{{Gottlieb}}.
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''Genie'' is considered by many to be one of the best widebody pinballs of all-time, and a true Gottlieb classic. It’s a great representation of early solid-state pinball design, with a single-minded focus on increasing the bonus value. Although the goals are fairly basic and the pace is not overly fast, the game itself is extremely difficult, and the numerous scoring opportunities and subtle rule nuances keep players on their toes. Despite its Though it has a few detractors, one thing everyone agrees on is that this is an attractive game, with bright warm colors and a beautifully iconic backglass.
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'''Genie''' is a [[PhysicalPinballTables pinball machine]] released in 1979. Designed by Ed Krynski Creator/EdKrynski with art by Creator/GordonMorison, this was the first widebody pinball from Creator/{{Gottlieb}}.
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''Genie'' is considered by many to be one of the best widebody pinballs of all-time, and a true Gottlieb classic. It’s a great representation of early solid-state pinball design, with a single-minded focus on increasing the bonus value. Although the goals are fairly basic and the pace is not overly fast, the game itself is extremely difficult, and the numerous scoring opportunities and subtle rule nuances keep players on their toes. Despite its detractors, one thing everyone agrees on is that this is a beautiful an attractive game, with bright warm colors and a beautifully iconic backglass.
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''Genie'' is considered by many to be one of the best widebody pinballs of all-time, and a true Gottlieb classic. It’s a great representation of early solid-state pinball design, with a single-minded focus on increasing the bonus value. Although the goals are fairly basic and the pace is not overly fast, the game itself is extremely difficult, and the numerous scoring opportunities and subtle rule nuances keep players on their toes. One Despite its detractors, one thing all players can agree everyone agrees on is that ''Genie'' this is a beautiful game, with bright warm colors and a beautifully iconic backglass.
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'''Genie''' is a [[PhysicalPinballTables pinball machine]] released in 1979. Designed by Ed Krynski with art by Creator/GordonMorison, this was the first widebody table pinball from Creator/{{Gottlieb}}.
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* {{Familiar}}: A small monkey-like creature can be seen near the wizard.
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''Genie'' is considered by many to be one of the best widebody pinballs of all-time, and a true Gottlieb classic. It’s a great representation of early solid-state pinball design, with a single-minded focus on increasing the bonus value. Although the goals are fairly basic and the pace is not overly fast, the game itself is extremely difficult, and the numerous scoring opportunities and subtle rule nuances keep players on their toes. Even the game's detractors will One thing all players can agree on is that ''Genie'' is a beautiful game, with bright warm colors and an a beautifully iconic backglass.
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* OurGeniesAreDifferentOurGeniesAreDifferent: They're sexy ''and'' playful.
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[[caption-width-right:350:''Gottlieb's WIDE [-and beautiful-] BODY!'']]
'''Genie''' is a [[PhysicalPinballTables pinball machine]] released in 1979. Designed by Ed Krynski with art by Creator/GordonMorison, this was the first widebody table from Creator/{{Gottlieb}}.
As an early solid-state pinball, ''Genie'' is all about building up your score and collecting a huge bonus. Use the three lower flippers to get the bonus up to 20,000 points, then enter the mini-playfield and complete the red drop targets to light the Special. Get the white targets to increase the score values and enable the Extra Ball, hit the Spinner when lit before it goes out, then activate the ball trap and collect the full bonus without draining the ball.
''Genie'' is considered by many to be one of the best widebody pinballs of all-time, and a true Gottlieb classic. It’s a great representation of early solid-state pinball design, with a single-minded focus on increasing the bonus value. Although the goals are fairly basic and the pace is not overly fast, the game itself is extremely difficult, and the numerous scoring opportunities and subtle rule nuances keep players on their toes. Even the game's detractors will agree that ''Genie'' is a beautiful game, with bright warm colors and an iconic backglass.
Digital versions of ''Genie'' are available on both ''Pinball Hall of Fame: The Gottlieb Collection'' and ''VideoGame/ThePinballArcade''.
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!!''Genie'' demonstrates the following tropes:
* BareYourMidriff[=/=]BedlahBabe: Seen on both the genie and the apprentice behind the wizard.
* BenevolentGenie: On the playfield, the genie playfully teases the wizard who summoned her.
* BrainyBrunette: Implied, as the wizard's apprentice is unmistakably brunette.
* GenieInABottle
* KirbyDots: The genie's manifestation is accompanied by a swarm of dots.
* OurGeniesAreDifferent
* RobeAndWizardHat
* SuperSmoke: The genie's lower torso is always shown as a swirl of magic smoke.
* WizardBeard
[[caption-width-right:350:''Gottlieb's WIDE [-and beautiful-] BODY!'']]
'''Genie''' is a [[PhysicalPinballTables pinball machine]] released in 1979. Designed by Ed Krynski with art by Creator/GordonMorison, this was the first widebody table from Creator/{{Gottlieb}}.
As an early solid-state pinball, ''Genie'' is all about building up your score and collecting a huge bonus. Use the three lower flippers to get the bonus up to 20,000 points, then enter the mini-playfield and complete the red drop targets to light the Special. Get the white targets to increase the score values and enable the Extra Ball, hit the Spinner when lit before it goes out, then activate the ball trap and collect the full bonus without draining the ball.
''Genie'' is considered by many to be one of the best widebody pinballs of all-time, and a true Gottlieb classic. It’s a great representation of early solid-state pinball design, with a single-minded focus on increasing the bonus value. Although the goals are fairly basic and the pace is not overly fast, the game itself is extremely difficult, and the numerous scoring opportunities and subtle rule nuances keep players on their toes. Even the game's detractors will agree that ''Genie'' is a beautiful game, with bright warm colors and an iconic backglass.
Digital versions of ''Genie'' are available on both ''Pinball Hall of Fame: The Gottlieb Collection'' and ''VideoGame/ThePinballArcade''.
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!!''Genie'' demonstrates the following tropes:
* BareYourMidriff[=/=]BedlahBabe: Seen on both the genie and the apprentice behind the wizard.
* BenevolentGenie: On the playfield, the genie playfully teases the wizard who summoned her.
* BrainyBrunette: Implied, as the wizard's apprentice is unmistakably brunette.
* GenieInABottle
* KirbyDots: The genie's manifestation is accompanied by a swarm of dots.
* OurGeniesAreDifferent
* RobeAndWizardHat
* SuperSmoke: The genie's lower torso is always shown as a swirl of magic smoke.
* WizardBeard
