EPTAll the foosball stores seem to have the one-color pieces as well as the detailed pieces, both of which are sold as foosball tables. Perhaps at one point in time there was a distinction between the two, but I think at this point it all falls under the blanket category of foosball.
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Slithe
United States985 Posts
All the foosball stores seem to have the one-color pieces as well as the detailed pieces, both of which are sold as foosball tables. Perhaps at one point in time there was a distinction between the two, but I think at this point it all falls under the blanket category of foosball. | ||
GHOSTCLAW
United States17042 Posts
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Base
United States36 Posts
Foosball is a great game, I love to play it. I take a bit more seriously than most because when I got to college I found out about the competitive foosball scene ... Anyway, most serious shots (pull, pin shot, snake) are executed by bisu and jaedong. People also shoot from the 2bar, so boxer, oov, nada, and savior are strong threats as well. I would encourage everyone to take a more serious approach to foosball ^^ youtube some names: Frederic Collignon (the Roger Federer of foosball), Billy Pappas, Tony Spredeman, Rob Atha. You'll see some pro games and be amazed. There are also some really nice tutorials on how to shoot and pass. It's a ton of fun ... and a much deeper game than most people understand. | ||
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aqui
Germany1023 Posts
On February 04 2010 11:31 Base wrote: There are many names for foosball. Although i haven't heard of Jitz, the table that kore pictured is the Garlando foosball table. There are also many different tables - the current standard in the US is the tornado, although the Warrior is a popular alternative. In Europe there are many different choices. I believe the French favor the bonzini, the germans the ... techball? and the british something entirely different, I think it's what the OP has though. Foosball is a great game, I love to play it. I take a bit more seriously than most because when I got to college I found out about the competitive foosball scene ... Anyway, most serious shots (pull, pin shot, snake) are executed by bisu and jaedong. People also shoot from the 2bar, so boxer, oov, nada, and savior are strong threats as well. I would encourage everyone to take a more serious approach to foosball ^^ youtube some names: Frederic Collignon (the Roger Federer of foosball), Billy Pappas, Tony Spredeman, Rob Atha. You'll see some pro games and be amazed. There are also some really nice tutorials on how to shoot and pass. It's a ton of fun ... and a much deeper game than most people understand. the favourite in germany is actually the lehmacher, tecball is not very common because control is ridicolously easy. Besides the Lehmacher i like the tornado, its not thaat different. Tornado>> Garlando or the french stuff. The term foosball is hilarious btw, it's basicly the pronounciation of the german word for football. | ||
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Vacagodxx
United States18 Posts
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maggiewilson321
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