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Date	*Name (Click to display that game)*	MFG	Type	Prod.	Specialty	Pl.	Model	Pics	Rating
1997-06	Medieval Madness	Williams	SS	4,016		4p	50059	47	8.3
2015-03	Medieval Madness (Remake Limited Edition)	Chicago Gaming ...	SS			4p	11000-LE		8.0
2016	Medieval Madness (Remake Standard Edition)	Chicago Gaming ...	SS			4p	11000	3	9.5
2006-12	UltraPin	Global VR	SS	~200	Not A Pinball	4p		12	5.0

Medieval Madness / IPD No. 4032 / June, 1997 / 4 Players

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Average Fun Rating:

8.3/10 (480 ratings/270 comments) [ Add Your Rating! ]

Manufacturer:

Williams Electronics Games, Incorporated, a subsidiary of WMS Ind.,
Incorporated (1985-1999) [Trade Name: Williams]

Date Of Manufacture:

June, 1997

Model Number:

50059

Common Abbreviations:

MPU:

Williams WPC-95

Type:

Solid State Electronic (SS)

Production:

4,016 units (confirmed)

Serial Number Database:

View at The Internet Pinball Serial Number Database (IPSND.net) (External site)

Theme:

Fantasy - Medieval - Wizards/Magic

Notable Features:

Flippers (2), Pop bumpers (3), Ramps (2), Autoplunger. A left-side catapult propels ball airborne into a habitrail. Two pop-up trolls in playfield become active during "Trolls!" mode.

Specifications from the manufacturer's flyer:
Height: 75 inches (190cm)
Height (backbox folded): 55 inches (139cm)
Width: 22 inches (53cm)
Depth (Length): 52 inches (133cm)
Weight (uncrated): 355 lbs (169kg)

Toys:

Exploding castle.

Design by:

Brian Eddy

Art by:

John Youssi, Greg Freres

Dots/Animation by:

Adam Rhine, Brian Morris

Mechanics by:

Music by:

Sound by:

Software by:

Notes:

The backglass shows the game name as "Medieval Madness" while the sides of the cabinet show "Ye Olde Medieval Madness".

Tina Fey (of "Saturday Night Live" fame) did the voices of the "Opera Singer" princess and the Cockney-talking princess, and Andrea Farrell did the voices of the Jewish princess and the sexy princess. Greg Freres was the voice of the jousting announcer and one of the trolls while Francois Du Grim was voiced by Vince Pontarelli who also did the other troll.

This game was remade as Chicago Gaming Company's 2015 'Medieval Madness (Remake Limited Edition)'.

Marketing Slogans:

"Behold the Renaissance of Pinball"

Photos in:

The Complete Pinball Book External Link

, page 8
The Pinball Compendium 1982 to Present External Link

, page 236
Mike Pacak's Pinball Flyer Reference Book G-R
Pinball Memories External Link

, pages 207-211

Rule Sheets:

Medieval Madness Tribute Page
Medieval Madness Rulesheet for Version 1.0 ROM (Mar/02/2003), by Bowen Kerins

Owners List URL:

http://robertwinter.com/pinball/mm/mmowners.html (External site)

Easter Eggs:

Available at Cows and Easter Eggs (External site)

ROMs:

361 KB

ZIP

Game ROM L1.09 - Home, Free Play Only (Removed by request of Planetary Pinball)

[UNOFFICIAL]

359 KB

ZIP

Game ROM V1.0

[Williams Electronic Games]

360 KB

ZIP

Profanity ROMs (Removed by request of Planetary Pinball)

[UNOFFICIAL]

1 MB

ZIP

Sound ROM S3

[Williams Electronic Games]

1 MB

ZIP

Sound ROM S4

[Williams Electronic Games]

1 MB

ZIP

Sound ROM S5

[Williams Electronic Games]

1 MB

ZIP

Sound ROM S6

[Williams Electronic Games]

513 KB

ZIP

Sound ROM V1.0 [S2]

[Williams Electronic Games]

Documentation:

8 MB

PDF

English Manual

[Williams Electronic Games]

208 KB

TXT

Parts List

18 MB

PDF

WPC-95 Schematic Manual (July 1, 1997)

[Williams Electronic Games Inc.]

Images:
(click to zoom)

Flyer, Front 589x768	Flyer, Back 591x768	Backglass 1024x757 [Philippe Thibault]	Cabinet - Full View 550x697 [Allen Shope]	Cabinet - Left 500x485 [Allen Shope]
Cabinet - Right 500x444 [Allen Shope]	Backbox 500x623 [Allen Shope]	Cabinet - Front 500x271 [Allen Shope]	Lower Playfield 500x375 [Allen Shope]	Playfield - Detail 350x530 [Allen Shope]
Playfield - Detail 350x540 [Allen Shope]	Playfield - Detail 350x573 [Allen Shope]	Playfield - Detail 500x375 [Allen Shope]	Playfield - Detail 350x526 [Allen Shope]	Prototype Playfield - Detail* 500x375 [Allen Shope]
Prototype Playfield Underside* 500x667 [Allen Shope]	Prototype Playfield Castle* 500x375 [Allen Shope]	Playfield - Detail 500x375 [Allen Shope]	Playfield - Detail 500x375 [Allen Shope]	Upper Playfield 500x375 [Allen Shope]
Center Playfield 500x375 [Allen Shope]	Under Playfield 350x467 [Allen Shope]	Playfield - Detail 500x375 [Allen Shope]	Partially Stripped Playfield 700x465 [Allen Shope]	Partially Stripped Playfield 700x465 [Allen Shope]
Partially Stripped Playfield 700x465 [Allen Shope]	Partially Stripped Playfield 700x465 [Allen Shope]	Partially Stripped Playfield 700x465 [Allen Shope]	Partially Stripped Playfield 700x465 [Allen Shope]	Post Standoff Length Measurements 594x773 [Allen Shope]
Castle - Overhead 1024x768 [Chris Poibug]	Playfield - Ball View 1024x768 [Chris Poibug]	Design Team* 827x865 [Philippe Thibault]	Original Playfield Artwork* 1024x1806 [Philippe Thibault]	Blank Playfield 612x1372
Promotional Poster* 727x800 [Bill Ung]	Backbox - Left 381x1024 [Jean-Pierre Renault]	Cabinet - Left 1200x584 [Jean-Pierre Renault]	Cabinet - Front 1024x693 [Jean-Pierre Renault]	Cabinet - Front View 422x1024 [Jean-Pierre Renault]
Right Ramp Prototype Mold* 797x1555 [James Loflin]	Right Ramp Prototype Mold* 1200x553 [James Loflin]	Right Ramp Prototype Mold* 1200x900 [James Loflin]	Right Ramp Prototype Mold* 1200x635 [James Loflin]	Right Ramp Prototype Mold* 1200x559 [James Loflin]
Right Ramp Prototype Mold* 1200x604 [James Loflin]	Original Backglass Artwork* 1200x1063 [Philippe Thibault]

Medieval Madness (Remake Limited Edition) / IPD No. 6264 / March, 2015 / 4 Players

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Average Fun Rating:

8.0/10 (26 ratings/19 comments) [ Add Your Rating! ]

Manufacturer:

Chicago Gaming Company, of Cicero, Illinois (2003-now)

Date Of Manufacture:

March, 2015

Model Number:

11000-LE

Common Abbreviations:

MMR-LE, MMRLE

MPU:

CGC Pinball Controller/OS

Type:

Solid State Electronic (SS)

Serial Number Database:

View at The Internet Pinball Serial Number Database (IPSND.net) (External site)

Theme:

Fantasy - Medieval - Wizards/Magic

Notable Features:

Flippers (2), Pop bumpers (3), Ramps (2), Autoplunger. A left-side catapult propels ball airborne into a habitrail. Two pop-up trolls in playfield become active during "Trolls!" mode. Shaker motor activated during castle explosions, catapult firing, and the appearance of trolls. Intensity of shaker motor is operator-adjustable.

DMD has fully-adjustable color. Double hardcoat on playfield. All lamps are LED from factory.

Cabinet bottom is plywood not MDF. Fully finished cabinet interior. Finished backbox edges. Cabinet art are factory decals. Three trim options: stainless trim with industrial chrome legs, gold-colored powder coat trim and legs, black semi-gloss powder coat trim and legs. A serialized plaque is affixed to the cardholder.

Toys:

Exploding castle.

Design by:

Brian Eddy

Art by:

John Youssi, Greg Freres

Notes:

A limited production run of 1000 was forecasted. As of July 2017, we do not know if production has completed.

The translite shows the game name as "Medieval Madness" while the sides of the cabinet show "Ye Olde Medieval Madness".

This game is a remake of Williams' 1997 'Medieval Madness' but carries no Williams logos or branding. The translite has additional copyright wording. Planetary Pinball Supply, Inc. stated the playfield itself is the same playfield with the exception that there may be some different holes for mounting the electronics boards under the playfield, LEDs, etc.

Chicago Gaming Company made this game for Planetary Pinball Supply, Inc. using the Stern Pinball, Inc. factory to assemble the playfield and cabinet assemblies using both original specification WEG (Williams Electronic Games, Inc.) Medieval Madness parts and newly-designed CGC parts (electronics and lighting systems).

Manufacturer price when new: $7995.00

While this Limited Edition game has appeared at pinball shows as early as March 2014, those games likely were prototypes. The earliest date we have found for this game being shipped to buyers is March 2015. If anyone has an earlier shipping date, please contact us.

Documentation:

41 MB

PDF

Operations Manual (with paginated schematics)

[Planetary Pinball / Chicago Gaming Company]

Files:

1 MB

PDF

Limited Warranty for Pinball Machines

[Chicago Gaming Company]

Source:

planetarypinball

Medieval Madness (Remake Standard Edition) / IPD No. 6263 / 2016 / 4 Players

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Average Fun Rating:

Needs More Ratings! 9.5 / 10 (3 ratings) [ Add Your Rating! ]

Manufacturer:

Chicago Gaming Company, of Cicero, Illinois (2003-now)

Date Of Manufacture:

2016

Model Number:

11000

Common Abbreviations:

MMR-SE, MMRSE, MMR-STD, MMRSTD

MPU:

CGC Pinball Controller/OS

Type:

Solid State Electronic (SS)

Serial Number Database:

View at The Internet Pinball Serial Number Database (IPSND.net) (External site)

Theme:

Fantasy - Medieval - Wizards/Magic

Notable Features:

Flippers (2), Pop bumpers (3), Ramps (2), Autoplunger. A left-side catapult propels ball airborne into a habitrail. Two pop-up trolls in playfield become active during "Trolls!" mode.

DMD has fully-adjustable color. Double hardcoat on playfield. All lamps are LED from factory.

Cabinet bottom is MDF not plywood. Unfinished backbox edges. Cabinet art are factory decals. Silver trim.

Toys:

Exploding castle.

Design by:

Brian Eddy

Art by:

John Youssi, Greg Freres

Notes:

Optional shaker motor available at additional cost.

The translite shows the game name as "Medieval Madness" while the sides of the cabinet show "Ye Olde Medieval Madness".

This game is a remake of Williams' 1997 'Medieval Madness' but carries no Williams logos or branding. The translite has additional copyright wording. Planetary Pinball Supply, Inc. stated the playfield itself is the same playfield with the exception that there may be some different holes for mounting the electronics boards under the playfield, LEDs, etc.

Chicago Gaming Company made this game for Planetary Pinball Supply, Inc. using the Stern Pinball, Inc. factory to assemble the playfield and cabinet assemblies using both original specification WEG (Williams Electronic Games, Inc.) Medieval Madness parts and newly-designed CGC parts (electronics and lighting systems).

Manufacturer price when new: $7995.00

See also Chicago Gaming Company's 2015 'Medieval Madness (Remake Limited Edition)'.

Documentation:

41 MB

PDF

Operations Manual (with paginated schematics)

[Planetary Pinball / Chicago Gaming Company]

Files:

1 MB

PDF

Limited Warranty for Pinball Machines

[Chicago Gaming Company]

Images:
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Image # 69174: Medieval Madness (Remake Standard Edition) Flyer - Front

Flyer - Front
930x1200

Image # 69175: Medieval Madness (Remake Standard Edition) Flyer - Back

Flyer - Back
920x1197

Image # 69176: Medieval Madness (Remake Standard Edition) Flyer

Flyer
544x700

Source:

planetarypinball

UltraPin / IPD No. 5230 / December 18, 2006 / 4 Players

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Average Fun Rating:

5.0/10 (15 ratings/15 comments) [ Add Your Rating! ]

Manufacturer:

Global VR, of San Jose, California

Date Of Manufacture:

December 18, 2006

Type:

Solid State Electronic (SS)

Production:

200 units (approximate)

Serial Number Database:

View at The Internet Pinball Serial Number Database (IPSND.net) (External site)

Specialty:

Not A Pinball

Notable Features:

The playfield is a 32-inch LCD video screen. The backbox houses a 19-inch LCD screen that runs videos and also serves as the score display. The U-Shock I/O card installed in the cabinet allows the player to bump and nudge the cabinet to affect the ball in play, just like a standard pinball machine.

UltraPin ships with six pinball tables:

Bally's 1978 'Strikes and Spares'
Bally's 1980 'Xenon'
Williams' 1985 'Sorcerer'
Williams' 1987 'F-14 Tomcat'
Midway's 1995 'Attack from Mars'
Williams' 1997 'Medieval Madness'

Player operates the flipper buttons to select which table to play before starting game. Additional pinball tables can be installed later as Expansion Packs.

Expansion Pack 1:

Williams' 1980 'Firepower'
Bally Midway's 1985 'Eight Ball Champ'
Williams' 1990 'Funhouse'

Expansion Pack 2:

Bally's 1981 'Fathom'
Williams' 1986 'PIN�BOT'
Williams' 1989 'Black Knight 2000'

Notes:

Manufactured under license from Williams Electronic Games, Inc.

Producer/ Designer = Brian Matthews
Software Engineer = Jason Powell
Software Engineer = Rolle Cruz
Software Engineer = Aaron Hightower
Artist = Mike McMahon
Artist = Chris Hinton
Original Idea = David Foley

Marketing Slogans:

"The Best of Pinball with None of the Hassle!"

Images:
(click to zoom)

Flyer 1024x1327 [Brian Matthews]	Promotional Photo 420x700 [Brian Matthews]	Illuminated Backglass 990x768 [Jay Stafford]	Illuminated Backglass 926x768 [Jay Stafford]	Playfield - Play Mode 1024x1365 [Jay Stafford]
Playfield - Game Over Mode 1024x1365 [Jay Stafford]	Playfield - Game Over Mode 1024x1365 [Jay Stafford]	Playfield - Game Over Mode 1024x1365 [Jay Stafford]	Playfield - Game Over Mode 1024x1365 [Jay Stafford]	Playfield - Game Over Mode 1024x1365 [Jay Stafford]
Cabinet - Left 1024x1206 [Jay Stafford]	Cabinet - Right 1024x1186 [Jay Stafford]

Source:

pictures

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