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It’s Game Time!

1. 

Power the game on

 

(Fig. C)

2. 

Get familiar with the Button Panel

 

(Fig. D)

a. 

Volume:

 Set between 0-10

b. 

Game:

 Use this button to select one of six 

game modes. You can also use this button to 
cancel a running game. 

c. 

Players:

 Choose between 1-6 players

d. 

Start:

 Press to begin your game

3. 

Get Your Game On

a. 

Classic: 

Each player rolls 9 balls up the ramp 

into the targets, high score wins.

b. 

Three-Ball: 

A twist on Classic, each player 

rolls 3 frames of 3 balls each, high score wins.  

c. 

Speed

: Players roll balls as fast as they can for 

30 seconds, high score wins. 

d. 

Countdown:

 Players roll 3 balls at a time to 

countdown from 310 to exactly zero. First player 
to zero wins. Note: if you bust, your turn is over 
for that round. 

e. 

Light ‘em up:

 Players roll 3 balls at a time, aiming 

to hit each target once. The goal is to hit each 
target with the least amount of balls. Note: you 
only need to hit one of the ‘hundo’ targets. 

f. 

Blackjack:

 Each player is dealt a random card. 

Roll one ball at a time to reach exactly twenty-
one. Don’t bust or your game is over. Game ends 
after completing the round in which any player 
scores a twenty-one. 

• 

10 Target = Ace, 11 points first time, 1 point 
each time after

• 

20 Target = 2 points

• 

30 Target = 3 points

• 

40 Target = 4 points

• 

50 Target = 5 points

• 

Hundo Targets = 10 points

VOLUME

GAME

PLAYERS

START

Power Switch

Fig. C

Fig. D

PƗƙe 

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Summary of Contents for Skee-Ball Home Arcade Premium

Page 1: ...PRIMARY LOGO Owner sMāuaȁ Manual Version 1 3 ...

Page 2: ...d Yeah two is enough Don t try to be a tough guy because this game weighs approximately 240 pounds when fully assembled Four 4 or more adults must be involved when moving the assembled game CAUTION The game cabinet pieces may tip over Ensure that the game is assembled and operated on a level surface that can support its weight Do not climb sit or stand on the game Feel free to dance next to it jus...

Page 3: ...re you have all the parts shown in the diagram If anything is damaged or missing contact the store where you bought your game 2 Set the HEAD section in place If you re going to have a big argument about where the game goes best do that now LEFT JOINER PHILLIPS SCREWDRIVER SNIPPY CHOPS RIGHT JOINER HEAD RAMP R L BIG HONKIN SCREWS 10 BALLS 5 UNICORN HORN Just Kidding HARDWARE MAINTENANCE KIT TOOLS Y...

Page 4: ... B and use the rest of the BIG HONKIN SCREWS to secure both sections together Now hold your screwdriver to the sky and proclaim Skee Ball sections I unite thee 5 Reach under the game watch for snakes and connect cable plugs If you like you can pretend you re a mad scientist building a time machine 6 Hold on we re almost there Go behind the game and ever so carefully snip the zip tie to release the...

Page 5: ...tdown Players roll 3 balls at a time to countdown from 310 to exactly zero First player to zero wins Note if you bust your turn is over for that round e Light em up Players roll 3 balls at a time aiming to hit each target once The goal is to hit each target with the least amount of balls Note you only need to hit one of the hundo targets f Blackjack Each player is dealt a random card Roll one ball...

Page 6: ...d secure Game does not start The Start push button on the front of the alley should start a game Ensure large connectors between the ramp and head sections is tight and secure Game does not score Stuck or broken switch in the target area Look into the target which does not score Verify the round pad of the switch is intact and close to the opening of the hole Replace switch if broken Switch Alignm...

Page 7: ...ice may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Warning Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B d...

Page 8: ...NJ Over one hundred players qualified from around the country with the top prize of 1 000 an enormous sum of money at the time In 1960 the automatic ticket dispenser was added to Skee Ball games From the 1980 s onward Skee Ball games have been a staple in national family entertainment chains like Chuck E Cheese In 2016 Bay Tek Entertainment a long time builder of arcade games acquired Skee Ball In...

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