ABOUT
Capcom equipped some of these games with a ticket vender. Evidence of this can be seen on the front of the cabinet below the ball shooter, where there is a horizontal slot positioned even with the coin door lock, from which the tickets would dispense. Below that opening is a red light indicator to alert the operator when the supply of tickets was low.
Reportedly this game has a Buy-In feature but it is not listed in the manual's list of options. The manual does refer to a button on the cabinet front as the "continue game button switch".
In the Files Section are two portfolios containing images of two different Engineering Prototypes of this game.
When a whitewood was approved for release to production, a sequentially-assigned project number was assigned to the game and engineering drawings were started. The Project Number for this game was "PB-1". This number appears on the playfield under the cardholder.
IMAGES
Images via IPDB.org
Pinside ID705
Manufactured ByCapcom Coin-Op, Inc.
DateJanuary 1995
TypeSS
IPDB ID3596
Players4
HIGH SCORES
PINTIPS
Short plunge the ball into the magic hat (awards 5M or will start "Mayhem" when lit).
On ball one, a full plunge will score the first trick, as it goes around the loop you can easily do a one timer up the ramp to lock ball 1
If struggling to complete a trick, hitting captive ball will eventually award "Spot Trick", spots it for you! Won't work on boss, though.