The Flintstones (pinball)
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The Flintstones is a 1994 pinball machine based in the TV series of the same name.
The features;
- Coin-operated ticket vendor.
- The molded plastic playfield measures approximately 3 feet by 5 feet and uses a 2-inch foil-coated plastic ball.
- Two oversized flippers are at the bottom and a third regular Data East flipper assembly is elevated in mid-playfield.
- Uses an oversized LED dot matrix display.
- The cabinet is designed to look like a car from the cartoon series.
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[edit] External links
IPDB listing for The Flintstones
[edit] Williams machine
In 1994, Williams (gaming company) released another pinball machine based on The Flinstones. Unlike of the previous machine, the Williams machine was based in the film, rather than the TV series.
This game also featured new speech provided by John Goodman, Rick Moranis and Harvey Korman reprising their respective roles, as well the theme song from the TV series.
[edit] Gameplay
There are 4 modes in this game, with a Mystery Mode for completing them. Start a mode my completing 1-2-3 on the ramps. All three shots may not be on the same ramp so look for the lights, and watch to see which flipper the ball goes to. This could be a problem if there are burnt out globes. The modes are displayed in a line on the playfield. Lit ones have been played, the flashing one will be started next, and off ones are yet to be played. Modes can run concurrently, and during multiball. The bumpers change the currently flashing mode. The modes are:
- Fred's Choice
- Joe's Diner
- Bedrock Water Buffalo's
- Dino Frenzy (multiball mode)
Once that the modes were completed, the Start Mode saucer will lit to Mystery Mode, a wizard mode where you have 20 seconds to knock down the BED and ROCK drop targets for 100 million. Each targets down scores 5 million. The mode ends after 20 seconds, or when the big points are awarded, and Fred's Choice will become the currently flashing mode.
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| Manufacturer | Williams |
| System | Williams WPC Security (WPC-S) |
| Designer | Designer: John Trudeau Programmer: Jeff Johnson Artwork: Kevin O'Connor Mechanics: Ernie Pizarro Music: Dave Zabriskie |
| Release Date | July 1994 |
| Production Run | 4,779 |
[edit] External links
Internet Pinball Database entry for the Williams machine of The Flinstones
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