EarthShaker Pinball Machine 1989
$3,500.00
EarthShaker Pinball Machine 1989 – Is a pinball machine released by Williams Electronics in February 1989. Designed by Pat Lawlor, it introduced several innovative features that enhanced the gaming experience.
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Description
Earthshaker!
is an iconic pinball machine manufactured and released by Williams Electronics in February 1989. Designed by Pat Lawlor, it introduced several innovative features that enhanced the gaming experience.
Key Features & Highlights:
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Shaker Motor: Earthshaker! was the first pinball machine to incorporate a shaker motor, causing the table to rumble during specific gameplay moments to simulate earthquakes. Wikipedia+3eBay+3Wikipedia+3
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Gameplay Mechanics: Players assume the role of earthquake researchers visiting various zones along the California-Nevada border. The playfield features a dynamic design where the two states split apart, altering the ball’s path and adding complexity to the game.
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Multiball Mode: Activating multiball mode involves locking two balls on the playfield, triggering the shaker motor to simulate a seismic event, followed by a bonus play mode that releases three balls onto the playfield.
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Censorship Option: The game includes a “family” ROM option that removes certain language deemed offensive in the 1980s, such as the term “Bitchin’!”, replacing it with a beep.
