Overview
This is the Add-A-Ball version to its replay counter part Central Park.
Law enforcement at the time believed that pinball machines could be viewed as a gambling device by awarding replays (free games). Thus pinball manufactures came out with Add-A-Ball versions of pinballs such as Hurdy Gurdy, to where the player is awarded additional balls to play…as opposed to free games.
Objective to Hurdy Gurdy game play is as follows:
Completing all numbered targets (1 through 10) awards 1 extra ball. Scoring 3000 and 5000 points awards 1 extra ball. Going down center lane when red light is lit awards 1 extra ball.
In addition to the great game play. Hurdy Gurdy is most famous for it’s backbox animation.
– Each time 100 points is scored, the Monkey strikes the bell.
