It would be really hard to make pinball flippers unless you have a machine shop and you can mold plastic, and if you can you wouldn't be asking here. If you need pinball flippers just buy them online from sites like HAPP or bayareaamusements.
None - unless they were retrofitted.
As a table based game pinball can be traced back to the 15th century with bagatelle. However it wasn't until the 1940s that 'flippers' were added.
The flippers on the pinball machine didn't work right. They change the T.V. channels so often that we should call them channel flippers.
I have a laptop, and the right & left shift keys work for me.
Originally, pinball machines didn't have flippers (the things at the bottom of the machine that hit the ball). Instead, you would launch a ball into a playfield full of pins and hope for it to land in a hole (like plinko). These pins made the game called "Pinball".The earliest pinball machines were a wooden playfeild with multiple holes and pins in the board. A ball was dropped at one end and it would bounce on the pins and hopefully fall in the higher scoring holes. This was before electronics, bumpers and flippers.
you can fly in waluigi's pinball when you jump into the ball at the flippers. you can stir from left to right
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You use the flippers at the bottom of the playfield, you can control them with the buttons on either side of the game. You can use them to shoot the ball where ever you want (with a little practice!)
The game with the steel ball you might be referring to is called pinball. In pinball, players use flippers to hit the steel ball around a playfield with the goal of scoring points by hitting targets and completing objectives. The game is typically found in arcades and amusement centers.
An electrically operated form of bagatelle is a pinball machine. In a pinball machine, players use a plunger to launch a metal ball onto a playfield filled with obstacles, ramps, and targets. The player scores points by hitting the targets with the ball using flippers controlled by buttons on the sides of the machine.
Pinball machines use electromagnets to propel the pinball on the playfield by creating a magnetic field that interacts with the metal ball. These electromagnets are controlled by the game's circuitry and can be activated at specific times during gameplay to add an element of unpredictability and challenge for the player.