WILLIAMS · 1968
Daffie
The game in the manufacturer's flyer shows five pop bumpers while all examples of this game that we have seen show a drop target in place of the 5th pop bumper even while the playfield art behind the drop target still indicates placement for a pop bumper there. The flyer game may have been a sample or test game before the drop target was added for production. 'Daffie' was the first of four Williams game to have zipper flippers. Williams referred to it as "closing flipper action". The replay version of this game is Williams' 1968 'Doozie'.
Get those flippers zipped. Backhand the target at top left to open the gate. Backhand the gate at top right. Concentrate on completing 1-5.
The backhand to the target at the top left scores 100 points and is very lucrative when repeated.
Any "X" rounds where the 100 pop is lit can be very lucrative. A strategy is to avoid completing 1-5 after the first completion.
Plunging any lanes you need (or don't), along with the 5 rollover, are important on the plunge.