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* AmbiguouslyBrown[=/=]DarkSkinnedBlond: Done unintentionally; depending on lighting conditions and the condition of the wood, the two blonde white women on the playfield might look like they have medium-brown skin and light blonde hair, [[http://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=480&picno=23202 as seen here.]]
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* AmbiguouslyBrown[=/=]DarkSkinnedBlond: AmbiguouslyBrown: Done unintentionally; depending on lighting conditions and the condition of the wood, the two blonde white women on the playfield might look like they have medium-brown skin and light blonde hair, [[http://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=480&picno=23202 as seen here.]]
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* AmbiguouslyBrown[=/=]DarkSkinnedBlond: Done unintentionally; depending on lighting conditions and the condition of the wood, the two blonde Caucasian women on the playfield might look like they have medium-brown skin and light blonde hair, [[http://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=480&picno=23202 as seen here.]]
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* AmbiguouslyBrown[=/=]DarkSkinnedBlond: Done unintentionally; depending on lighting conditions and the condition of the wood, the two blonde Caucasian white women on the playfield might look like they have medium-brown skin and light blonde hair, [[http://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=480&picno=23202 as seen here.]]
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* MsFanservice: The two female characters, who wear form-fitting clothes
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* MinimalistCast: The entire game contains only two characters.
* MsFanservice: The two female characters, who wear form-fittingclothes clothes.
* MsFanservice: The two female characters, who wear form-fitting
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* PlentyOfBlondes: Everyone is a blonde in this game.
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* PlentyOfBlondes: Everyone is a blonde in this game. ([[MinimalistCast Which is, well, easy when there are only TWO characters]]).
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'''Centigrade 37''' is a one-player electro-mechanical [[PhysicalPinballTable pinball machine]] released by Creator/{{Gottlieb}} in 1977, designed by Allen Edwall and illustrated by Creator/GordonMorison.
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* AllThereInTheManual: The only hint of the game's plot is found on the flyer.
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A digital version of this table is available on ''VideoGame/ThePinballArcade''.
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* SeventiesHair: The women have hair styles liberally borrowed from the likes of Barbara Bain and Farrah Fawcett.
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* SeventiesHair: The women have hair styles liberally borrowed from the likes of [[Series/MissionImpossible Barbara Bain Bain]] and [[Series/CharliesAngels Farrah Fawcett.]]
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As a game, ''Centigrade 37'' is ranked high among Gottlieb's best, a moderately-difficult game with clear objectives from the waning era of electro-mechanical pinballs. As a work of art, ''Centigrade 37'' is a stunning beauty, with Morison's intricate artwork invoking sci-fi works from the likes of Creator/JackKirby and Creator/ECComics. Many players consider it a CultClassic, and games for sale frequently fetch disproportionately high prices as a result.
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As a game, ''Centigrade 37'' is ranked high among Gottlieb's best, a moderately-difficult game with clear objectives from the waning era of electro-mechanical pinballs. As a work piece of art, ''Centigrade 37'' is a stunning beauty, with Morison's intricate artwork illustrations invoking sci-fi works from the likes of Creator/JackKirby and Creator/ECComics. Many players consider it a CultClassic, and games for sale frequently fetch disproportionately high prices as a result.
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* SpaceClothes: The women wear multicolored jumpsuits, complete with boots and long gloves that cover their entire body.
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* SpaceClothes: The women wear multicolored jumpsuits, complete with boots and long gloves that cover their entire body.leaves them almost completely covered.
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As a game, ''Centigrade 37'' is ranked high among Gottlieb's best, a moderately-difficult game with clear objectives from the waning era of electro-mechanical pinballs. As a work of art, ''Centigrade 37'' is a stunning beauty, with Morison's intricate artwork invoking sci-fi works from the likes of Creator/JackKirby and Creator/ECComics. It is considered a CultClassic among many players, and games for sale frequently fetch disproportionately high prices as a result.
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As a game, ''Centigrade 37'' is ranked high among Gottlieb's best, a moderately-difficult game with clear objectives from the waning era of electro-mechanical pinballs. As a work of art, ''Centigrade 37'' is a stunning beauty, with Morison's intricate artwork invoking sci-fi works from the likes of Creator/JackKirby and Creator/ECComics. It is considered Many players consider it a CultClassic among many players, CultClassic, and games for sale frequently fetch disproportionately high prices as a result.
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As a game, ''Centigrade 37'' is ranked high among Gottlieb's best, a moderately-difficult game with clear objectives from the waning era of electro-mechanical pinballs. As a work of art, ''Centigrade 37'' is a stunning beauty, with Morison's intricate artwork reminiscent of sources such as Creator/JackKirby and Creator/ECComics. It is considered a CultClassic among many players, and games for sale frequently fetch disproportionately high prices as a result.
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As a game, ''Centigrade 37'' is ranked high among Gottlieb's best, a moderately-difficult game with clear objectives from the waning era of electro-mechanical pinballs. As a work of art, ''Centigrade 37'' is a stunning beauty, with Morison's intricate artwork reminiscent invoking sci-fi works from the likes of sources such as Creator/JackKirby and Creator/ECComics. It is considered a CultClassic among many players, and games for sale frequently fetch disproportionately high prices as a result.
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'''Centigrade 37''' is a one-player electro-mechanical [[PhysicalPinballTable pinball machines]] released by Creator/{{Gottlieb}} in 1977, designed by Allen Edwall and illustrated by Creator/GordonMorison.
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'''Centigrade 37''' is a one-player electro-mechanical [[PhysicalPinballTable pinball machines]] machine]] released by Creator/{{Gottlieb}} in 1977, designed by Allen Edwall and illustrated by Creator/GordonMorison.
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* MsFanservice: The game is famous for it.
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* MsFanservice: The game is famous for it.two female characters, who wear form-fitting clothes
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* SpaceClothes: The women wear multicolored jumpsuits, complete with boots and long gloves that cover their entire body.
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* SpaceClothes: The women wear multicolored jumpsuits, complete with boots and long gloves that cover their entire body.
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'''Centigrade 37''' is a one-player electro-mechanical [[PhysicalPinballTable pinball machines]] released by Creator/{{Gottlieb}} in 1977, designed by Allen Edwall and illustrated by Creator/GordonMorison.
The premise is simple enough -- help revitalize a [[HumanPopsicle cryonically-suspended woman]] by raising her body temperature back to 37 degrees Centigrade (normal human body temperature, ''a.k.a.'' 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit). Roll over the switches on the playfield to raise the heat, and spell A-B-C-D to increase the saucer bonus. Knock down the four drop targets to activate Double Advance, then nudge the ball through the bagatelle lanes to speed up the process. Keep raising the backglass thermometer all the way to the top, then shoot the saucer and collect the Special.
As a game, ''Centigrade 37'' is ranked high among Gottlieb's best, a moderately-difficult game with clear objectives from the waning era of electro-mechanical pinballs. As a work of art, ''Centigrade 37'' is a stunning beauty, with Morison's intricate artwork reminiscent of sources such as Creator/JackKirby and Creator/ECComics. It is considered a CultClassic among many players, and games for sale frequently fetch disproportionately high prices as a result.
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!!''Centigrade 37'' demonstrates the following tropes:
* AmbiguouslyBrown[=/=]DarkSkinnedBlond: Done unintentionally; depending on lighting conditions and the condition of the wood, the two blonde Caucasian women on the playfield might look like they have medium-brown skin and light blonde hair, [[http://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=480&picno=23202 as seen here.]]
* ExpoSpeakGag: Done in the title to make the game sound more exotic.
* TheFuture: The game takes place at a time when suspended animation is relatively commonplace.
* HumanPopsicle
* KirbyDots: The cryonics machine is adorned with dots all over.
* MsFanservice: The game is famous for it.
* PowerGlows: Not only does the artwork feature numerous glowing energy auras, but if the player advances the temperature to the top of the thermometer, the backglass bulb pulsates for the rest of the game.
* PlentyOfBlondes: Everyone is a blonde in this game.
* SpaceClothes: The women wear multicolored jumpsuits, complete with boots and long gloves that cover their entire body.
The premise is simple enough -- help revitalize a [[HumanPopsicle cryonically-suspended woman]] by raising her body temperature back to 37 degrees Centigrade (normal human body temperature, ''a.k.a.'' 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit). Roll over the switches on the playfield to raise the heat, and spell A-B-C-D to increase the saucer bonus. Knock down the four drop targets to activate Double Advance, then nudge the ball through the bagatelle lanes to speed up the process. Keep raising the backglass thermometer all the way to the top, then shoot the saucer and collect the Special.
As a game, ''Centigrade 37'' is ranked high among Gottlieb's best, a moderately-difficult game with clear objectives from the waning era of electro-mechanical pinballs. As a work of art, ''Centigrade 37'' is a stunning beauty, with Morison's intricate artwork reminiscent of sources such as Creator/JackKirby and Creator/ECComics. It is considered a CultClassic among many players, and games for sale frequently fetch disproportionately high prices as a result.
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!!''Centigrade 37'' demonstrates the following tropes:
* AmbiguouslyBrown[=/=]DarkSkinnedBlond: Done unintentionally; depending on lighting conditions and the condition of the wood, the two blonde Caucasian women on the playfield might look like they have medium-brown skin and light blonde hair, [[http://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=480&picno=23202 as seen here.]]
* ExpoSpeakGag: Done in the title to make the game sound more exotic.
* TheFuture: The game takes place at a time when suspended animation is relatively commonplace.
* HumanPopsicle
* KirbyDots: The cryonics machine is adorned with dots all over.
* MsFanservice: The game is famous for it.
* PowerGlows: Not only does the artwork feature numerous glowing energy auras, but if the player advances the temperature to the top of the thermometer, the backglass bulb pulsates for the rest of the game.
* PlentyOfBlondes: Everyone is a blonde in this game.
* SpaceClothes: The women wear multicolored jumpsuits, complete with boots and long gloves that cover their entire body.
