Skee Ball Xtreme
Go on the journey of exploring the Skee Ball Xtreme Alley game. We picked up our game in 2023 and are the 4th owners.
The Skee Ball Xtreme Alley is a beloved arcade classic that blends nostalgia with fun. This page documents the journey of diagnosing, repairing, and restoring the game after its acquisition in July 2023. Whether you're restoring your own machine or exploring its mechanics, this guide aims to be a comprehensive resource.
Features
Manufacturer: Skee-Ball
Model: Xtreme Alley
Dimensions: H: 79″ W: 30″ D: 120″ Weight: 400lbs.
Special Features:
LED score display
Ball return system
Restoration Journey
Initial Condition
Date Acquired: July 2023
State: All of the core parts came with the machine and the original purchase receipt. The machine acrylic is cracked in some areas. The marquee printing is separating from the acrylic and needs to be replaced. The left 100 slot peg to keep the ball from getting stuck in the corner is missing. Came with 5 skee balls and not the full 9 balls.
Issues Identified:
Occasional miss on a few opto reflective sensors
Diagnosis and Repairs
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Technical Resources
Manual
Diagrams
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Parts and Suppliers
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Media
Gallery
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Videos
Fun Facts
The Skee-Ball Xtreme Alley is a modern iteration of the classic Skee-Ball game, designed to enhance the traditional gameplay experience with contemporary features. While specific historical details about the Xtreme Alley model are limited, understanding the evolution of Skee-Ball provides valuable context.
Origins of Skee-Ball
Skee-Ball was invented and patented in 1908 by Joseph Fourestier Simpson in Vineland, New Jersey. The game quickly became a staple in arcades and amusement parks, captivating players with its simple yet challenging gameplay.
Evolution of Skee-Ball Machines
Over the years, Skee-Ball machines have undergone various transformations to keep pace with technological advancements and player preferences. These updates have included electronic scoring systems, enhanced lighting, and durable materials to improve longevity and user engagement. The introduction of models like the Xtreme Alley reflects the industry's efforts to modernize the game while preserving its nostalgic appeal.
Skee-Ball Xtreme Alley Features
The Skee-Ball Xtreme Alley is known for incorporating features such as:
Advanced Scoring Displays: Utilizing LED technology for clear and dynamic score presentations.
Enhanced Durability: Constructed with robust materials to withstand extensive use in both commercial and home settings.
Modern Aesthetics: Featuring sleek designs and vibrant colors to attract a contemporary audience.
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