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Goin' Nuts was created by D. Gottlieb & Company in February, 1983. It originally ran on Gottlieb System 80A and was a widebody machine. It supported 4 players simultaneously. The idea for Goin' Nuts was quickly scrapped due to widebody tables becoming more difficult and expensive to produce. Most of the tables were scrapped, except for one which resides today in the Pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas.

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  • Goin' Nuts
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  • Goin' Nuts was created by D. Gottlieb & Company in February, 1983. It originally ran on Gottlieb System 80A and was a widebody machine. It supported 4 players simultaneously. The idea for Goin' Nuts was quickly scrapped due to widebody tables becoming more difficult and expensive to produce. Most of the tables were scrapped, except for one which resides today in the Pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas.
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  • Goin' Nuts was created by D. Gottlieb & Company in February, 1983. It originally ran on Gottlieb System 80A and was a widebody machine. It supported 4 players simultaneously. The idea for Goin' Nuts was quickly scrapped due to widebody tables becoming more difficult and expensive to produce. Most of the tables were scrapped, except for one which resides today in the Pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas.
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