Editing Up-post

[[File:Pinball Block Post Raised.png|thumb|Scene B after the block post is raised]]
The '''up-post''',<ref>[https://youtu.be/-K0CnUtA68I?t=89 ''Arcade Archives: Pinball'' in-game manual, Techniques (P.06/10) and Techniques 2 (P.07/10)]</ref> also known as the '''block post''',<ref>''Pinball'' North American instruction booklet, page 5.</ref><ref>''The Official Nintendo Player's Guide'', page 138.</ref> is a [[Pinball Part]] that appears in [[scene A]] and [[scene B]] in ''[[Pinball (game)|Pinball]]'' and ''[[Pinball (game)|VS. Pinball]]''. The up-post appears in between the two [[Flipper (Pinball)|flipper]]s on screen, and prevents the ball from falling in between the flippers. The up-post does not bounce the ball away like a [[Bumper (Pinball)|bumper]]; therefore, if the ball falls in between the flippers while the up-post is raised, it remains in between one of the flippers and the up-post until the {{button|nes|Pad}} Control Pad or the {{button|nes|A}} or {{button|nes|B}} buttons are pressed.

In scene A, the up-post is raised if all of the [[slot window]]s are stopped on the same icon, and is lowered if the ball goes through the lane on the right side of the screen, if the score reaches 100,000 or 150,000 [[point]]s, after 6 seconds if three [[File:Pinball Slot Window 3.png]] icons were matched, or after 14 seconds if three [[File:Pinball Slot Window 7.png]] icons were matched. In scene B, the up-post is raised if all of the [[Card (Pinball)|card]]s are turned face up, and does not disappear unless the ball falls off the bottom of the screen.
==Gallery==
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Pinball Block Post.png|Sprite
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==Names in other languages==
{{foreign names
|Jap=アップポスト<ref>''Pinball'' Japanese instruction booklet, page 5.</ref>
|JapR=Appu Posuto
|JapM=Up-Post
}}

==References==
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