| THRocks16
- 30 Aug 2012
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Have any of you guys ever seen this type of table top hockey game and/or played it before?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tablehockeyphotos/7018722777/in/set-72157629674855615
It is like completely different from the game of Air Hockey cause it is much abstact (Kinda like foosball). And like Air Hockey, it is quickness, speed, strategy, stamina, etc. :)
If anyone has seen this or have played something like this then comment on this topic or something.
Thanks!
Paul :)
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| TheAirHockeyGuy
- 01 Sep 2012
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THRocks16 said: Have any of you guys ever seen this type of table top hockey game and/or played it before?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tablehockeyphotos/7018722777/in/set-72157629674855615
It is like completely different from the game of Air Hockey cause it is much abstact (Kinda like foosball). And like Air Hockey, it is quickness, speed, strategy, stamina, etc. :)
If anyone has seen this or have played something like this then comment on this topic or something.
Thanks!
Paul :) |
Seems like that is Bubble hockey without the bubble.
Chris Lee
Co-Founder, CEO
Air Hockey Players Association (AHPA)
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| THRocks16
- 01 Sep 2012
Total Posts: 5
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Yeah! But there actually is a bubble hockey version of the same game here:
http://rodwarriors.com/
Paul :)
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| tableman
- 01 Sep 2012
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TheAirHockeyGuy said: THRocks16 said:
Seems like that is Bubble hockey without the bubble.
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Dome/bubble hockey usually refers to the larger game that stands on a base, with foosball-like handles. Rod hockey (even with a dome) sits on a tabletop and has the thin rods controlling the men.
We sell a couple dome hockey games that are made in China, see
http://www.gold-standard-games.com/home_office_dome_hockey_by_shelti.shtml
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| THRocks16
- 02 Sep 2012
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I understand that Mark. I know what you're saying but this is the one that I have played on and owned. On a side note, I have played the bubble hockey game (Carrom) w/Black Legs/Base, red and blue players and a electronic scoreboard. :-)
Paul :)
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| Mauro
- 08 Mar 2013
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I have played that several times when i took part in air hockey torunaments in Eastern Europe. And there are other types of tables other than Stiga's.
If you like that, i have some contacts of table hockey associations in Czech Republic and Russia, and there are other countries where it is played.
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