Red & Ted's Road Show
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| Manufacturer | Williams |
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| Release date | October 1994 |
| System | Williams WPC-Security |
| Design | Pat Lawlor, Dwight Sullivan, Ted Estes |
| Programming | Dwight Sullivan, Ted Estes |
| Artwork | John Youssi |
| Mechanics | John Krutsch |
| Music | Chris Granner, Carlene Carter |
| Sound | Chris Granner |
| Voices | Carlene Carter (Red), Tim Kitzrow (Ted) |
| Production run | 6,259 units |
Red & Ted's Road Show (also known as Road Show) is a 1994 widebody pinball game designed by Pat Lawlor and released by Williams. It is part of WMS' SuperPin line of widebody games.
Country singer Carlene Carter provided the voice of Red, and her song, "Every Little Thing", is featured in the game.[1] The game is considered an unofficial successor of FunHouse, as both were designed by Pat Lawlor and feature animated talking head(s) along with some similar playfield layout ideas. It is equipped with a Shaker Motor to make the machine vibrate. It is the only pinball machine that features an additional daily highscore list.
Gameplay
The main goal is to travel the USA from east to west, starting in New York or Miami. The cities/states and their missions that must be passed are:
- New York - Smash a Cab
- Miami - Spring Break
- Atlanta - Worker Trapped
- Ohio (Turnpike)- Trapped in Ohio
- New Orleans - Mardi Gras
- Nashville - Change the Station (2 Ball Multiball)
- Chicago - Evil Toll Roads
- Dallas - Monster Cab
- Kansas City - Tornado (2 Ball Multiball)
- Minnesota/Minneapolis - Frozen People
- Albuquerque - Trading Post (Sell Souvenirs)
- Denver - Gold Rush
- Butte - Tunnel Hunt
- Salt Lake City - Old West
- Las Vegas - Slot Machine
- Seattle - Alien Invasion
- San Francisco - Monster Attack
- Los Angeles - Earthshaker (reminiscence to Earthshaker!)
The Super Payday was started whenever one visits a city at the West Coast and:
- lock one ball in Bob's Bunker
- lock another ball in the Bunker/Start City/Blast Hole
Digital Versions
Besides for unauthorized emulation via Visual Pinball, VirtuaPin etc., a licensed and official digitized version has been released for The Pinball Arcade in June 2015 for several platforms along with its predecessor Funhouse (Available since 2012 in "Table Pack 2".).
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