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''Spirit of 76'' was the final pinball from Gottlieb veteran designer Wayne Nevens. Gottlieb gave him the 10,000th machine as a gift, and it is the only pinball machine he has at home.
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''Spirit of 76'' was the final pinball from Gottlieb veteran designer Wayne Nevens. Gottlieb gave him the 10,000th machine as a gift, and it is was the only pinball machine he has had at home.
his home until he eventually donated it to the Pacific Pinball Museum.
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* ExtyYearsFromNow: Justified by the Bicentennial.
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''Spirit Of 76'' is a PhysicalPinballTable released by Creator/{{Gottlieb}}. It was designed by Wayne Neyens and Creator/EdKrynski, illustrated by Creator/GordonMorison, and released at the beginning of 1976 to celebrate the United States Bicentennial. It would eventually become one of Gottlieb's most popular pinball games, with over ten thousand tables manufactured.
Appropriate for a celebration of the 200th birthday of the United States, ''Spirit Of 76'' is awash in patriotic fervor, from the red, white, and blue colors; stars and stripes everywhere; and images contrasting America's pioneers and their covered wagons with astronauts and their spaceships. Hitting the "1776" and "1976" drop targets enables double bonuses, with opportunities to stack bonuses and earn specials (free games).
Appropriate for a celebration of the 200th birthday of the United States, ''Spirit Of 76'' is awash in patriotic fervor, from the red, white, and blue colors; stars and stripes everywhere; and images contrasting America's pioneers and their covered wagons with astronauts and their spaceships. Hitting the "1776" and "1976" drop targets enables double bonuses, with opportunities to stack bonuses and earn specials (free games).
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''Spirit Of of 76'' is a PhysicalPinballTable released by Creator/{{Gottlieb}}. It was designed by Wayne Neyens and Creator/EdKrynski, illustrated by Creator/GordonMorison, and released at the beginning of 1976 to celebrate the United States Bicentennial. It would eventually become one of Gottlieb's most popular pinball games, with over ten thousand tables manufactured.
Appropriate for a celebration of the 200th birthday of the United States, ''SpiritOf of 76'' is awash in patriotic fervor, from the red, white, and blue colors; stars and stripes everywhere; and images contrasting America's pioneers and their covered wagons with astronauts and their spaceships. Hitting the "1776" and "1976" drop targets enables double bonuses, with opportunities to stack bonuses and earn specials (free games).
Appropriate for a celebration of the 200th birthday of the United States, ''Spirit
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''Spirit Of 76'' was the final pinball from Gottlieb veteran designer Wayne Nevens. Gottlieb gave him the 10,000th machine as a gift, and it is the only pinball machine he has at home.
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''Spirit Of of 76'' was the final pinball from Gottlieb veteran designer Wayne Nevens. Gottlieb gave him the 10,000th machine as a gift, and it is the only pinball machine he has at home.
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!!''Spirit Of 76'' demonstrates the following tropes:
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!!''Spirit Of of 76'' demonstrates the following tropes:
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* {{Eagleland}}[=/=]PatrioticFervor: Fully and unapologetically.
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* DavyCrockett: UsefulNotes/DavyCrockett: Featured on the backglass with John Glenn.
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''Spirit Of 76'' is a PhysicalPinballTable released by Creator/{{Gottlieb}}. It was designed by Wayne Neyens and Ed Krynski, Creator/EdKrynski, illustrated by Creator/GordonMorison, and released at the beginning of 1976 to celebrate the United States Bicentennial. It would eventually become one of Gottlieb's most popular pinball games, with over ten thousand tables manufactured.
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A digital version of the game is available on ''Microsoft Pinball Arcade''.
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A digital version of the game is available on ''Microsoft Pinball Arcade''.
''VideoGame/MicrosoftPinballArcade''.
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''Spirit Of 76'' is a PhysicalPinballTable released by Creator/{{Gottlieb}}. It was designed by Wayne Neyens and Ed Krynski, illustrated by Creator/GordonMorison, and released at the beginning of 1976 to celebrate the United States Bicentennial. It would eventually become one of Gottlieb's most popular pinball games, with over ten thousand tables manufactured.
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* TheAmericanRevolution: Invoked by the number/year "1776" and the marchers from A.M. Willard's "The Spirit of '76" on the backglass.
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* TheAmericanRevolution: UsefulNotes/TheAmericanRevolution: Invoked by the number/year "1776" and the marchers from A.M. Willard's "The Spirit of '76" on the backglass.
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* MountainMan: Davy Crockett, on the backglass.
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Appropriate for a celebration of the 200th birthday of the United States, ''Spirit Of 76'' is awash in patriotic fervor, from the red, white, and blue colors, stars and stripes, and images contrasting America's pioneers and their covered wagons with astronauts and their spaceships. Hitting the "1776" and "1976" drop targets enables double bonuses, with opportunities to stack bonuses and enable specials (free games).
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Appropriate for a celebration of the 200th birthday of the United States, ''Spirit Of 76'' is awash in patriotic fervor, from the red, white, and blue colors, colors; stars and stripes, stripes everywhere; and images contrasting America's pioneers and their covered wagons with astronauts and their spaceships. Hitting the "1776" and "1976" drop targets enables double bonuses, with opportunities to stack bonuses and enable earn specials (free games).
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* ShinyLookingSpaceships: Seen on the backglass for ''Pioneer'', which replaced two of the scoring displays with a Saturn Rocket in launch.
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* ShinyLookingSpaceships: Seen on the backglass for ''Pioneer'', ''Pioneer'' and ''New York'', which replaced two of the scoring displays with a Saturn Rocket in launch.
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''Spirit Of 76'' is a PhysicalPinballTable released by Creator/{{Gottlieb}}. It was designed by Wayne Neyens and Ed Krynski, and released at the beginning of 1976 to celebrate the United States Bicentennial. It would eventually become one of Gottlieb's most popular pinball games, with over ten thousand tables manufactured. It was prominently featured in the 1976 movie ''Car Wash'', which helped boost its popularity.
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''Spirit Of 76'' is a PhysicalPinballTable released by Creator/{{Gottlieb}}. It was designed by Wayne Neyens and Ed Krynski, and released at the beginning of 1976 to celebrate the United States Bicentennial. It would eventually become one of Gottlieb's most popular pinball games, with over ten thousand tables manufactured. It was prominently featured in the 1976 movie ''Car Wash'', which helped boost its popularity.
manufactured.
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The game was released in two other variations: ''Pioneer'', a two-player version, and ''New York'', celebrating [[{{Pinball}} the end of New York City's ban on pinball machines.]]
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''Spirit Of 76'' is a PhysicalPinballTable released by Creator/{{Gottlieb}}. It was designed by Wayne Neyens and Ed Krynski, and released at the beginning of 1976 to celebrate the Bicentennial Celebration of the United States in 1976.Bicentennial. It would eventually become one of Gottlieb's most popular pinball games, with over ten thousand tables manufactured. It was prominently featured in the 1976 movie ''Car Wash'', which helped boost its popularity.
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* {{Eagleland}}
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* TakeThat: Depending on your interpretation, the ''New York'' variation game could be seen as this.
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* TakeThat: Depending on your interpretation, the The ''New York'' variation game machine could be seen as this.
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* {{Eagleland}}
* PatrioticFervor: Unapologetically.
* ShinyLookingSpaceships: Seen on the backglass for ''Pioneer'', which replaced two of the scoring displays with a Saturn Rocket in launch.
* {{Eagleland}}
* PatrioticFervor: Unapologetically.
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* TheWildWest: America's past is represented by pioneers and covered wagons.
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''Spirit Of 76'' is a PhysicalPinballTable released by Creator/{{Gottlieb}}. It was designed by Wayne Neyens and Ed Krynski, and released to celebrate the Bicentennial Celebration of the United States in 1976. It would eventually become one of Gottlieb's most popular pinball games, with over ten thousand tables manufactured. It was prominently featured in the 1976 movie ''Car Wash'', which helped boost its popularity.
Appropriate for a celebration of the 200th birthday of the United States, ''Spirit Of 76'' is awash in patriotic fervor, from the red, white, and blue colors, stars and stripes, and images contrasting America's pioneers and their covered wagons with astronauts and their spaceships. Hitting the "1776" and "1976" drop targets enables double bonuses, with opportunities to stack bonuses and enable specials (free games).
The game was released in two other variations: ''Pioneer'', a two-player version, and ''New York'', celebrating [[{{Pinball}} the end of New York City's ban on pinball machines.]]
''Spirit Of 76'' was the final pinball from Gottlieb veteran designer Wayne Nevens. Gottlieb gave him the 10,000th machine as a gift, and it is the only pinball machine he has at home.
A digital version of the game is available on ''Microsoft Pinball Arcade''.
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!!''Spirit Of 76'' demonstrates the following tropes:
* PatrioticFervor
* TakeThat: Depending on your interpretation, the ''New York'' variation game could be seen as this.
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Appropriate for a celebration of the 200th birthday of the United States, ''Spirit Of 76'' is awash in patriotic fervor, from the red, white, and blue colors, stars and stripes, and images contrasting America's pioneers and their covered wagons with astronauts and their spaceships. Hitting the "1776" and "1976" drop targets enables double bonuses, with opportunities to stack bonuses and enable specials (free games).
The game was released in two other variations: ''Pioneer'', a two-player version, and ''New York'', celebrating [[{{Pinball}} the end of New York City's ban on pinball machines.]]
''Spirit Of 76'' was the final pinball from Gottlieb veteran designer Wayne Nevens. Gottlieb gave him the 10,000th machine as a gift, and it is the only pinball machine he has at home.
A digital version of the game is available on ''Microsoft Pinball Arcade''.
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!!''Spirit Of 76'' demonstrates the following tropes:
* PatrioticFervor
* TakeThat: Depending on your interpretation, the ''New York'' variation game could be seen as this.
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