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** An explanation for those not familiar with pinball lore: [[spoiler:There is a long-standing tradition in pinball of [[EverythingsBetterWithCows hiding cows]] as {{Easter Egg}}s, a gag that was started by competitor Creator/WilliamsElectronics.]]
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* RecursiveCanon: The backglass shows several people playing pool in a rec room, which has a ''Breakshot'' pinball machine in the corner.
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* StillbornFranchise: ''Breakshot'' was advertised as the first in the "Capcom Classic" series, a line of low-cost pinballs with "classic-style" gameplay to appeal to all players. Needless to say, this is the only game in the series.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** The game was originally called "Cloud 9", and featured ancient gods playing with the nine planets of the solar system. Artist Stan Fukuoka's initial art designs were very adult-oriented, with nude Goddesses everywhere. Executives nixed the design to make the game appealing to family recreation centers, and the theme was changed as a result.
** In a later stage of game development, the art director wanted to replace the female characters with farm animals.
** The game was originally called "Cloud 9", and featured ancient gods playing with the nine planets of the solar system. Artist Stan Fukuoka's initial art designs were very adult-oriented, with nude Goddesses everywhere. Executives nixed the design to make the game appealing to family recreation centers, and the theme was changed as a result.
** In a later stage of game development, the art director wanted to replace the female characters with farm animals.
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* ShoutOut: On the backglass, a small {{Godzilla}} can be seen hiding in the ferns on top of the pinball machine.
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* ShoutOut: On the backglass, a small {{Godzilla}} Franchise/{{Godzilla}} can be seen hiding in the ferns on top of the pinball machine.
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* ShoutOut: On the backglass, a small {{Godzilla}} can be seen hiding in the ferns on top of the pinball machine.
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* MatchSequence: A cue ball bounces off the table, hits a glass, and knocks a lemon that lands between the brunette's breasts to reveal the match number.
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* VictoriasSecretCompartment: The match sequence has a cue ball that bounces off the table and lands between the brunette's breasts.
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* VictoriasSecretCompartment: The match sequence has a cue ball that bounces off the table table, hits a glass, and knocks a lemon that lands between the brunette's breasts.breasts to reveal the match number.
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''Breakshot'' is a [[PhysicalPinballTables physical pinball table]] released by Capcom Coin-Op in 1996, designed by Greg Kmiec with artwork by Stan Fukuoka. The playfield deliberately hearkens back to the design philosophies of the electro-mechanical pinball machines of the '70s, with a single-level playfield and total ball visibility at all times. The object of the game is to complete 3 games of pool - Eight Ball, Nine Ball and Rotation - in order to start [[WizardMode Cutthroat Countdown]], a high-stakes pool game where each ball is called out in order; each ball you sink is worth 1M points times one plus the number of times Cutthroat Countdown has been successfully completed (maximum 3M) and the mode ends with a shot at a Super Jackpot worth twice the value of the balls you sank before either running out of time or sinking all the balls. Balls can be sunk in several ways; you can hit their affiliated target on the playfield, shoot an orbit with a lit Super Cue, shoot the center pockets or make the undocumented skill shot (soft plunge the ball to the upper flipper, then shoot the Bank Shot lane to score 100K and sink a ball).
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''Breakshot'' is a [[PhysicalPinballTables physical pinball table]] released by Capcom Coin-Op in 1996, designed by Greg Kmiec Creator/GregKmiec with artwork by Stan Fukuoka. The playfield deliberately hearkens back to the design philosophies of the electro-mechanical pinball machines of the '70s, with a single-level playfield and total ball visibility at all times. The object of the game is to complete 3 games of pool - Eight Ball, Nine Ball and Rotation - in order to start [[WizardMode Cutthroat Countdown]], a high-stakes pool game where each ball is called out in order; each ball you sink is worth 1M points times one plus the number of times Cutthroat Countdown has been successfully completed (maximum 3M) and the mode ends with a shot at a Super Jackpot worth twice the value of the balls you sank before either running out of time or sinking all the balls. Balls can be sunk in several ways; you can hit their affiliated target on the playfield, shoot an orbit with a lit Super Cue, shoot the center pockets or make the undocumented skill shot (soft plunge the ball to the upper flipper, then shoot the Bank Shot lane to score 100K and sink a ball).
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In the early stages of game development, the art director wanted to replace the female characters with farm animals.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** The game was originally called "Cloud 9", and featured ancient gods playing with theearly stages nine planets of the solar system. Artist Stan Fukuoka's initial art designs were very adult-oriented, with nude Goddesses everywhere. Executives nixed the design to make the game appealing to family recreation centers, and the theme was changed as a result.
** In a later stage of game development, the art director wanted to replace the female characters with farm animals.
** The game was originally called "Cloud 9", and featured ancient gods playing with the
** In a later stage of game development, the art director wanted to replace the female characters with farm animals.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In the early stages of game development, the art director wanted to replace the female characters with farm animals.
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* StillbornFranchise: ''Breakshot'' was advertised as the first in the "Capcom Classic" series, a line of low-cost pinballs with "classic-style" gameplay to appeal to all players. Needless to say, this is the only game in the series.
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** An explanation for those not familiar with pinball lore: [[spoiler:There is a long-standing tradition in pinball of hiding cows as {{Easter Egg}}s, a gag that was started by competitor Creator/WilliamsElectronics.]]
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** An explanation for those not familiar with pinball lore: [[spoiler:There is a long-standing tradition in pinball of [[EverythingsBetterWithCows hiding cows cows]] as {{Easter Egg}}s, a gag that was started by competitor Creator/WilliamsElectronics.]]
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* DrosteImage: The backglass scene shows a ''Breakshot'' pinball machine in the background.
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* VictoriasSecretCompartment: The match sequence has a cue ball that bounces between the brunette's breasts.
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* VictoriasSecretCompartment: The match sequence has a cue ball that bounces off the table and lands between the brunette's breasts.
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* TakeThat: Executing a Capcombo (Bank Shot or left Super Cue followed by right orbit) shows an animation of a moose kicking [[WilliamsElectronics a]] [[EasterEgg cow]].
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* TakeThat: Executing a Capcombo (Bank Shot or left Super Cue followed by right orbit) shows an animation of a moose [[Creator/WilliamsElectronics kicking [[WilliamsElectronics a]] [[EasterEgg cow]].cow]].
** An explanation for those not familiar with pinball lore: [[spoiler:There is a long-standing tradition in pinball of hiding cows as {{Easter Egg}}s, a gag that was started by competitor Creator/WilliamsElectronics.]]
** An explanation for those not familiar with pinball lore: [[spoiler:There is a long-standing tradition in pinball of hiding cows as {{Easter Egg}}s, a gag that was started by competitor Creator/WilliamsElectronics.]]
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