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Date	*Name (Click to display that game)*	MFG	Type	Prod.	Pl.	Model	Pics	Rating
1994-05	Rescue 911	Premier	SS	4,000	4p	740	53	7.6
1995-03	Stargate	Premier	SS	3,600	4p	742	57	8.0
????	Zorro	Premier	SS	none	4p	739

Rescue 911 / IPD No. 1951 / May, 1994 / 4 Players

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Average Fun Rating:

7.6/10 (56 ratings/41 comments) [ Add Your Rating! ]

Manufacturer:

Premier Technology (1984-1996) [Trade Name: Gottlieb]

Date Of Manufacture:

May, 1994

Model Number:

740

Common Abbreviations:

R911

MPU:

Gottlieb System 3

Type:

Solid State Electronic (SS)

Production:

4,000 units (confirmed)

Serial Number Database:

View at The Internet Pinball Serial Number Database (IPSND.net) (External site)

Theme:

Ambulance - Fire Trucks - Police

Notable Features:

Flippers (3), Pop bumpers (3), Slingshots (2), Standup targets (9), Captive balls (3), Kick-targets (2), 2-bank drop targets (1), Vertical up-kicker (1), Kicker lane (1). Toy helicopter lifts the ball (magnetically) and flies over to the playfield with it. The player can then "launch" the ball via the flipper buttons to hit extra targets. The plunger delivers ball to right inlane.

Toys:

Helicopter.

Design by:

Bill Parker

Art by:

Constantino Mitchell, David Moore, Jeanine Mitchell

Dots/Animation by:

Daryl Moore, Alycen Hareas, Rand Paulin

Music by:

Duane Decker

Sound by:

Craig Beierwaltes

Software by:

Bob Wilson, Jon Norris

Notes:

Constantino Mitchell told us that he did the backglass, cabinet, and some of the playfield art. David Moore did part of the playfield and the playfield plastics. Jeanine Mitchell did the color art.

Marketing Slogans:

"The game thats built for life."
"Real-Life rescue adventures in a game that values real life."

Photos in:

The Pinball Compendium 1982 to Present External Link

, page 188
Mike Pacak's Pinball Flyer Reference Book G-R
Pinball Snapshots External Link

, pages 36 and 60

Rule Sheets:

Rescue 911 Rulesheet Version 2.0 (Jul/10/1994), by Micharl Dunn
Rescue 911 Quick Tips (Jun/2/1994), by Keith Johnson

Owners List URL:

http://www.pinballowners.com/owners/1951 (External site)

ROMs:

929 KB

ZIP

PinMAME Romset (Availability limited by copyright)

929 KB

ZIP

ROMs (Availability limited by copyright)

[Premier Technology]

Documentation:

9 MB

PDF

Instruction Manual (includes paginated schematics) (Availability limited by copyright)

[Premier Technology]

Files:

52 KB

PDF

Reproduction Kicking Target Sticker Art (Availability limited by copyright)

[Damien D.]

Images:
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Flyer, Front 884x1150	Flyer, Back 884x1150	Playfield 480x640 [Chris Poibug]	Cabinet - Left 558x479 [Chris Poibug]	Upper Playfield 1024x768 [Christer Andreasson]
Middle Playfield 1024x768 [Christer Andreasson]	BackBox 1024x1305 [Federico Ravagnati]	Playfield - Detail 1024x768 [Federico Ravagnati]	Upper Playfield 1024x768 [Federico Ravagnati]	Cabinet - Left 1024x903 [Federico Ravagnati]
Cabinet - Right 1024x723 [Federico Ravagnati]	Cabinet - Front 912x1560 [Federico Ravagnati]	Middle Playfield 640x480 [Mark Culbert]	Cabinet - Front View 211x349 [Mark Culbert]	Backbox - Right 275x423 [Mark Culbert]
Backbox - Left 265x406 [Mark Culbert]	Playfield 360x480 [Mark Culbert]	Playfield - Left 360x480 [Mark Culbert]	Playfield - Right 360x480 [Mark Culbert]	Playfield Detail - Left Flipper 640x480 [Mark Culbert]
Playfield Detail - Center 640x480 [Mark Culbert]	Kicker Lane 360x480 [Mark Culbert]	Right Ramp 360x480 [Mark Culbert]	Captive Balls 360x480 [Mark Culbert]	Playfield - Detail 360x480 [Mark Culbert]
Pop Bumpers 360x480 [Mark Culbert]	Captive Balls 360x480 [Mark Culbert]	Helicopter 360x480 [Mark Culbert]	Helicopter 360x480 [Mark Culbert]	Playfield - Detail 360x480 [Mark Culbert]
Vertical Up-kicker 640x480 [Mark Culbert]	Playfield - Detail 640x480 [Mark Culbert]	Playfield - Detail 640x480 [Mark Culbert]	Playfield - Detail 640x480 [Mark Culbert]	Playfield - Detail 640x480 [Mark Culbert]
Upper Playfield 640x480 [Mark Culbert]	Playfield 640x480 [Mark Culbert]	Helicopter 640x480 [Mark Culbert]	Playfield - Detail 640x480 [Mark Culbert]	Playfield - Detail 640x480 [Mark Culbert]
Playfield - Detail 640x480 [Mark Culbert]	Whitewood - Obverse 688x1196 [Jeff Anderson]	Whitewood - Obverse Detail 1024x768 [Jeff Anderson]	Whitewood - Obverse Detail 900x1200 [Jeff Anderson]	Whitewood - Obverse Detail 900x1200 [Jeff Anderson]
Whitewood - Obverse Detail 900x1200 [Jeff Anderson]	Whitewood - Reverse 664x1200 [Jeff Anderson]	Whitewood - Reverse Detail 1024x768 [Jeff Anderson]	Whitewood - Reverse Detail 1024x768 [Jeff Anderson]	Whitewood - Reverse Detail 1024x768 [Jeff Anderson]
Original Backglass Artwork* 1200x900 [Constantino Mitchell]	NOS Plastics Set 1200x842 [Martin Wiest]	Backglass 1200x990 [Jean-Pierre Renault]

Stargate / IPD No. 2847 / March, 1995 / 4 Players

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Average Fun Rating:

8.0/10 (156 ratings/112 comments) [ Add Your Rating! ]

Manufacturer:

Premier Technology (1984-1996) [Trade Name: Gottlieb]

Date Of Manufacture:

March, 1995

Model Number:

742

Common Abbreviations:

MPU:

Gottlieb System 3

Type:

Solid State Electronic (SS)

Production:

3,600 units (confirmed)

Serial Number Database:

View at The Internet Pinball Serial Number Database (IPSND.net) (External site)

Theme:

Outer Space - Myth and Legend

Notable Features:

Flippers (3). Multiball (4 ball). 3 Wizard modes (Eye Of Ra, Stargate, and Sandstorm).

Unusual Multiballs: player starts with only 2 balls. They must then hit a jackpot to release an additional ball. In some modes this can be repeated and player can hit another jackpot to release one more ball, for a total of 4 balls.

Toys:

A "pyramid" is the main feature of this game. It has a top that opens by raising and lowering. A moving "Glidercraft" ship will be extended from the pyramid when the pyramid is open. The "Glidercraft" will zigzag left-right, in front of the pyramid, with about 90 degrees of horizontal movement.

This game also features two "Horus" targets. These are basically the reverse of drop targets: they are targets that rather of dropping down into the playfield when hit, instead rise up into the air! Each target is attached to a large "Horus" structure, which is itself attached to a pivot that the game can raise and lower. These Horus drop down to block the player from reaching two key shots. The game occasionally raises them, allowing the player to temporarily make the shots.

Design by:

Ray Tanzer, Jon Norris

Art by:

Constantino Mitchell, David Moore, Jeanine Mitchell

Dots/Animation by:

Rand Paulin, Alycen Hareas, Vecennia Jordan

Mechanics by:

Marion Czyz, Wesley Chang

Music by:

Duane Decker

Sound by:

Craig Beierwaltes

Software by:

Allen Edwall

Notes:

Artist Constantino Mitchell told us that he did the backglass, cabinet, and most of the playfield and plastics. David Moore did a small part of the playfield. Jeanine Mitchell did the color art.

Pictured in this listing is a prototype whitewood that was never made, having a small mini-playfield recessed below the main playfield. The following information was provided to us by the owner to accompany the pictures:

� Various parts from Rescue 911 and Street Fighter II appear in this prototype, in addition to various parts that don't appear to be present in any other games, such as the right wire form ramp and the middle vacuum-formed ramp.
� The lower playfield only has a ball kicker to launch a ball held captive on the lower playfield. No flipper is present.
� The playfield inserts have hand-written labels similar to those found on the production version of Stargate.
� The game does not have ROMs. I installed standard Stargate ROMs temporarily to try to get the boards to boot.
The cabinet body is blank, and is painted blue. The head is from a Street Fighter II. The front of the cabinet has a handwritten note "Special spottings for legs" with arrows pointing to the bolt holes for the legs.
� The transformer panel does not have fuse labels. There is a sticker on the panel which reads "Bottom Panel Tester #2".
� The aux sound card is unfinished, and it is unable to be connected to the main sound card in its current state.
� There is an oddity with the shooter lane in that the cabinet hole is not correct for a launch button like on mario brothers, but the auto-shooter is in the way so the playfield can't accommodate a standard shooter rod.
� The rear edge of the playfield has some notes written on it, which reads "1st #742 whitewood never made #5 & 6 Plates 10-21-94 (RT)". I'm assuming that is supposed to be Ray Tanzer's initials at the end.

Marketing Slogans:

"Transport yourself to another dimension"

Photos in:

PinGame Journal pp. Number 41/42
The Pinball Compendium 1982 to Present External Link

, page 196
Mike Pacak's Pinball Flyer Reference Book S-Z
Pinball Snapshots External Link

, page 60

Rule Sheets:

Stargate Guide Version 1.1 (Jun/14/1995), by Keefer

ROMs:

2 MB

ZIP

All Known ROM Versions (Availability limited by copyright)

793 KB

ZIP

PinMAME Romset (Availability limited by copyright)

311 KB

ZIP

PinMAME Romset (Rev. 1) (Availability limited by copyright)

311 KB

ZIP

PinMAME Romset (Rev. 2) (Availability limited by copyright)

310 KB

ZIP

PinMAME Romset (Rev. 3) (Availability limited by copyright)

310 KB

ZIP

PinMAME Romset (Rev. 4) (Availability limited by copyright)

311 KB

ZIP

ROMs (Availability limited by copyright)

[Premier Technology]

793 KB

ZIP

ROMs (Availability limited by copyright)

[Premier Technology]

Documentation:

1 MB

PDF

English Manual (Availability limited by copyright)

[Premier Technology]

2 MB

PDF

Spanish Manual (Availability limited by copyright)

Images:
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Flyer, Front 884x1150	Flyer, Back 884x1150	Full Machine 466x847 [Allen Shope]	Cabinet Front 432x341 [Allen Shope]	BackBox 500x595 [Allen Shope]
Cabinet Left 462x520 [Allen Shope]	Cabinet Right 436x469 [Allen Shope]	BackBox Right 232x618 [Allen Shope]	Cabinet Inside 500x667 [Allen Shope]	Cabinet Inside 500x667 [Allen Shope]
Cabinet Rear 271x433 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Underside 408x667 [Allen Shope]	Backbox Electronics 500x667 [Allen Shope]	Playfield 500x667 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Detail 500x375 [Allen Shope]
Playfield Detail 500x375 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Detail 350x467 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Detail 350x467 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Detail 350x467 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Detail 350x467 [Allen Shope]
Playfield Detail 350x467 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Detail 350x467 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Detail 500x375 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Detail 500x375 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Detail 500x375 [Allen Shope]
Playfield Detail 500x375 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Detail 500x375 [Allen Shope]	BackBox Left 275x714 [Allen Shope]	Illuminated Backglass 1024x682 [Peter B.]	Backglass 596x352 [Kirk Weaver]
Whitewood - Obverse 664x1200 [Jeff Anderson]	Whitewood - Obverse Detail 1024x768 [Jeff Anderson]	Whitewood - Obverse Detail 1024x768 [Jeff Anderson]	Whitewood - Obverse Detail 1024x768 [Jeff Anderson]	Whitewood - Reverse 812x1200 [Jeff Anderson]
Whitewood - Reverse Detail 1024x768 [Jeff Anderson]	Backglass and Lower Panel 1024x1166 [Jean-Pierre Renault]	Backbox - Left 638x1600 [Jean-Pierre Renault]	Cabinet - Left 1024x491 [Jean-Pierre Renault]	Cabinet - Front 1024x770 [Jean-Pierre Renault]
Cabinet - Front View 728x1600 [Jean-Pierre Renault]	Prototype Whitewood - Illuminated Playfield 1200x2133	Prototype Whitewood - Playfield 1200x675	Prototype Whitewood - Upper Playfield 1200x675	Prototype Whitewood - Middle Playfield 1200x675
Prototype Whitewood - Lower Playfield 1200x675	Prototype Whitewood - Mini-Playfield 1200x2133	Prototype Whitewood - Mini-Playfield 1200x675	Prototype Whitewood - Upper Playfield - Downfield View 1200x675	Prototype Whitewood - Playfield - Detail 1200x675
Prototype Whitewood - Shooter Lane Cover Plate 1200x2133	Prototype Whitewood - Shooter Lane Auto-Shooter 1200x2133	Prototype Whitewood - Playfield Edge 1200x222	Prototype Whitewood - Cabinet Front 1200x888	Prototype Whitewood - Under Playfield 1200x2133
Prototype Whitewood - Under Playfield 1190x2500	Prototype Whitewood - Transformer Panel 1200x935

Zorro / IPD No. 6412 / 4 Players

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Manufacturer:

Premier Technology (1984-1996) [Trade Name: Gottlieb]

Model Number:

739

Type:

Solid State Electronic (SS)

Production:

Never Produced

Notable Features:

Flippers (2), Pop bumpers (4), Slingshots (2).

Notes:

This narrow-body game was never made. Steve Young told us he has Bills of Material with about eight drawings/lists, unique parts which are comprised mostly of flat ball guides and wood sticks for the playfield, and one circuit board. His site does picture a ramp from this game.

We have not confirmed with Steve what year this Model 739 project occurred. Model 738 is Oct 1993 Wipe Out and Model 740 is May 1994 Rescue 911.

Source:

pbresource

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