ABOUT
Advertised as first game to use 8-digit scoring.
The backglass scene shows Ocean Drive at 13th Street in Miami Beach, Florida. The scene shows three vertical lights on the building. Artist Don Marshall told us that, at the time of the shoot, one of the hotel's neon lights was burned out. In the photo, they retouched the burned out light on the hotel to make it appear working. However, only the two actual working lights are reflected on the car's hood.
Trudeau told us that the man in the flyer is Jeff Walker from the Marketing Department at Premier.
Larry Day told us he did the art for the playfield and cabinet, and Don Marshall did the photographic translite.
IMAGES
Images via IPDB.org
Pinside ID240
Manufactured ByD. Gottlieb & Co.
DateJune 1986
TypeSS
IPDB ID1219
Players4
HIGH SCORES
PINTIPS
Both banks of drops are linked in multiball. Focus on upper playfield to quickly raise the drop value and collect decent points in mball.
Top lanes and ramp adds "PIN BALL" letters (i.e., bonus) in center of playfield.
Spelling "PIN BALL" lights special. When set to points, Special is worth 500k (big points; you can look at it as a 'Super Jackpot').
Completing top lanes, or 1 - 7 yellow targets, builds playfield bonus X. This value multiplies switch values in multiball.