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Date	*Name (Click to display that game)*	MFG	Type	Prod.	Specialty	Pl.	Model	Pics	Rating
2020-02	Rick And Morty (Blood Sucker Edition)	Spooky Pinball ...	SS			4p	00007	17	7.7
1993-11	Star Trek: The Next Generation	Williams	SS	11,728	Widebody	4p	50023	76	8.3

Rick And Morty (Blood Sucker Edition) / IPD No. 6641 / February, 2020 / 4 Players

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Average Fun Rating:

Needs More Ratings! 7.7 / 10 (6 ratings) [ Add Your Rating! ]

Manufacturer:

Spooky Pinball LLC, of Benton, Wisconsin (2014-now)

Date Of Manufacture:

February, 2020

Model Number:

00007

Common Abbreviations:

RMBSE, RM-BSE

MPU:

Multimorphic P3-ROC

Type:

Solid State Electronic (SS)

Serial Number Database:

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

Theme:

Licensed Theme - Cartoon - Television Show

Notable Features:

Flippers (3), Pop bumper (1), Slingshot (1), Illuminating drop targets (2), Spinning target (1), Kick-out hole with scoop (1), Horseshoe lane (1), Diverter (1), Cellar hole (1), Captive ball (1), Magnet (1). Up-post in center of horseshoe controls which way the ball exits the horseshoe or which drop target blocks the exit to "lock" the ball. Magnet over right inlane activated by extra flipper button on right side of cabinet. The captive ball rests on a switch and against one end of a long wireform mounted to the playfield at both ends (the "flooble crank") and which extends downfield for the ball in play to hit the end facing the player, transferring the ball's momentum through the wireform to the captive ball which leaves the switch for a few milliseconds, causing a score.

The portal with subway and teleporting ball effect is an illuminated larger hole (portal) in the back left of the playfield (within the house's garage). This hole is connected via a subway to a ball eject above the left flipper. A ball is staged at the bottom of this subway. When activated as part of game play, the garage has a strobe swirling lighting effect, and the ball in play is directed to the hole via a diverter. This swirling light is projected from the ceiling, onto a piece of clear plastic, creating a hovering/transparent "Pepper's ghost" effect. Immediately when entering the hole, the staged ball is ejected, making it appear that the ball has quickly teleported down the playfield. The previous ball in play is then used as the staged ball for the next time the portal is used.

Purple powder coated legs, side rails, hinges, speaker panel, and lockdown bar. Side rails surround the flipper buttons. The backglass is actual tempered glass with a direct print.

Toys:

Illuminating spaceship on a spring
Portal gun in shooter lane does not move but has a controllable light
Split-level house with garage

Design by:

Scott Danesi

Dots/Animation by:

Mechanics by:

Music by:

Sound by:

Software by:

Eric Priepke, Bowen Kerins, Chris Nietzold, Jimmy Lipham

Notes:

Voiceovers by Justin Roiland.

Another game that utilizes one or more pinballs positioned in a subway for staged retrieval is Williams' 1993 'Star Trek: The Next Generation'.

Spooky Pinball advertised a total quantity of 750 games would be made of the Standard and Blood Sucker Editions in whatever individual quantities that would be determined by customer orders. They advised us in February 2021 that everyone who had ordered a game within the first two days possible received a free interactive topper with the game, and the entire run sold out in four hours so all games (will) have toppers. Of the 750 sold, 36 of the Standard Edition and 714 of the Blood Sucker Edition are being made.

Factory upgrade for optional purchase:

Cabinet having direct printing (instead of decals) and covered in automotive clearcoat. The manufacturer referred to this upgrade as the "Butter cabinet".

Price when new: $7,520.00

Images:
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Flyer - Front* 1200x1553 [Scott Danesi]	Illuminated Backglass 1200x1183 [Jeff Jones Jr]	Illuminated Playfield 1200x1845 [Jeff Jones Jr]	Illuminated Playfield - Green Light Show 1200x1871 [Jeff Jones Jr]	Illuminated Upper Playfield 1200x900 [Jeff Jones Jr]
Illuminated Middle Playfield 1200x938 [Jeff Jones Jr]	Illuminated Lower Playfield 1200x900 [Jeff Jones Jr]	Playfield - Detail 1200x900 [Jeff Jones Jr]	Playfield - Ball View 900x1200 [Jeff Jones Jr]	Backbox - Left 1200x1710 [Jeff Jones Jr]
Cabinet - Left 1200x954 [Jeff Jones Jr]	Cabinet - Front 1200x881 [Jeff Jones Jr]	Backbox and Topper 662x900 [Ken Layton]	Under Playfield 942x1600 [Ken Layton]	Under Upper Playfield 1074x900 [Ken Layton]
Under Middle Playfield 1130x900 [Ken Layton]	Under Lower Playfield 1065x900 [Ken Layton]

Source:

designer, pictures

Star Trek: The Next Generation / IPD No. 2357 / November, 1993 / 4 Players

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Average Fun Rating:

8.3/10 (571 ratings/353 comments) [ Add Your Rating! ]

Manufacturer:

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

Date Of Manufacture:

November, 1993

Model Number:

50023

Common Abbreviations:

STTNG, ST:TNG, STNG

MPU:

Williams WPC (DCS)

Type:

Solid State Electronic (SS)

Production:

11,728 units (confirmed)

Serial Number Database:

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

Theme:

Licensed Theme - Outer Space

Specialty:

Widebody

Notable Features:

Flippers (3), Pop bumpers (3), Ramps (3), 3-bank standup targets (2), Spinning target (1), Cellar holes (4, with one blocked by a drop target), Left outlane kickback. Catapult used for autoplunger (ball is launched through a spiral habitrail). 2-, 3-, 4-, or 6-ball multiball. Unlimited buy-in balls per player (operator option).

There are three cellar holes in the upper half of the playfield. They lead to three VUKs below the playfield that will kick the ball up to the left habitrail or to either of the two cannons on top of the slingshots. To reduce the time it would take for a ball to fall into a cellar hole, roll down under the playfield to a VUK, and resurface back into play, a patented below-the-playfield multiple ball delivery system was developed. In this system, other balls are already positioned below the playfield, one in each of the three VUKs. As soon as the playfield ball falls into a cellar hole, the corresponding VUK kicks its ball into play. The playfield ball then rolls down to remain in the newly-vacated VUK. Game play is continuous, and time has been saved.

Patent #5,350,174 [BELOW THE PLAYFIELD BALL DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR A PINBALL GAME] filed October 28, 1993. Granted September 27, 1994 to Ritchie et al. Assignee is Williams Electronic Games, Inc.

Toys:

Two ball-firing cannons are on top of the slingshot bumpers. The Borg ship fires the locked ball at the flippers at the start of multiball.

Concept by:

Steve Ritchie

Design by:

Steve Ritchie, Dwight Sullivan, Greg Freres

Art by:

Greg Freres

Dots/Animation by:

Scott Slomiany, Eugene Geer

Mechanics by:

Carl Biagi

Music by:

Dan Forden

Sound by:

Dan Forden

Software by:

Dwight Sullivan, Matt Coriale

Notes:

This game was part of Williams/Midway's "SuperPin" line of widebody games.

Artist Greg Freres said at Chicago Expo 2017 that examples of this game may have plastics with the word "shields" misspelled as "sheilds". We do not know where on the game this mistake would be found and have no picture examples of it.

An earlier example of a game with two spiral habitrails is Chicago Vending Company's 1934 'Three Point'.

Marketing Slogans:

"It's Pinball at Warp Factor 9"
"Galaxy Class Pinball from Williams"

Photos in:

Popular Mechanics December 1994, pp. 63-5,123.
The Complete Pinball Book External Link

, pages 112 and 162
The Pinball Compendium 1982 to Present External Link

, page 181
Mike Pacak's Pinball Flyer Reference Book S-Z

Rule Sheets:

Star Trek: The Next Generation Rulesheet Version 1.D (Sep/12/1994), by Cameron S
Star Trek: The Next Generation Strategy Guide, by PAPA
Paul Fernquists's discussion of 'The Picard Maneuver' (aka The Lyman Maneuver)

Easter Eggs:

Available at Cows and Easter Eggs (External site)

Additional Media:

Promotional Video (at YouTube) (External site)

Easter Eggs:

Link (External site)

ROMs:

397 KB

ZIP

Game ROM L-7

[Williams Electronic Games]

374 KB

ZIP

Game ROM LG-7

[Williams Electronic Games]

371 KB

ZIP

Game ROM LX-1

[Williams Electronic Games]

372 KB

ZIP

Game ROM LX-2

[Williams Electronic Games]

326 KB

ZIP

Game ROM LX-5

[Williams Electronic Games]

512 KB

ROM

Rom Level P-4

[Bally-Midway]

3 MB

ZIP

Sound ROM L-1

[Williams Electronic Games]

4 MB

ZIP

Special Sound ROMs LX-7

[Williams Electronic Games]

Documentation:

5 MB

PDF

Operations Manual (OCR searchable)

[Williams Electronic Games]

2 MB

PDF

Partial Manual (Solenoid/Flasher Chart, Rules and Shot Maps, OCR searchable)

[Williams Electronic Games]

240 KB

TXT

Parts List

Files:

184 KB

PDF

U.S. Patent 5,350,174

Images:
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Flyer, Front 887x1153	Flyer, Page 2 900x637	Flyer, Page 3 887x1117	Flyer, Back 887x1153	Full View 640x853 [Jeff Ball]
Translite 640x480 [Jeff Ball]	Lower Playfield 640x480 [Jeff Ball]	Gun Turret 640x480 [Jeff Ball]	Flyer, Inside Front 1024x1168	Backbox Prototype (right side) 299x667 [Allen Shope]
Full Machine 600x791 [Allen Shope]	Cabinet - Left 500x507 [Allen Shope]	Cabinet - Front 500x310 [Allen Shope]	Trigger 350x467 [Allen Shope]	BackBox 500x605 [Allen Shope]
Cabinet - Rear 246x430 [Allen Shope]	Backbox Electronics 350x462 [Allen Shope]	Playfield 500x667 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Detail 500x375 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Detail 500x375 [Allen Shope]
Playfield Detail 350x467 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Detail 350x467 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Detail 350x467 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Detail 350x467 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Detail 350x467 [Allen Shope]
Playfield Detail 350x467 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Detail 500x375 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Detail 500x375 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Detail 500x375 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Detail 500x375 [Allen Shope]
Playfield Detail 500x375 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Detail 500x375 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Detail 500x375 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Detail 500x375 [Allen Shope]	Playfield Underside 350x467 [Allen Shope]
Secret Breakout Video mode 480x329 [Hans Balk]	Backglass 1024x775 [Andr� Brockschmidt]	Display 1024x768 [Andr� Brockschmidt]	Behind Backglass 1024x689 [Andr� Brockschmidt]	Backglass - Reverse 1024x615 [Andr� Brockschmidt]
Playfield* 1024x1365 [Andr� Brockschmidt]	Illuminated Playfield 1024x1033 [Andr� Brockschmidt]	Romulan Ship 1024x768 [Andr� Brockschmidt]	Borg Ship 1024x768 [Andr� Brockschmidt]	Playfield - Detail 1024x768 [Andr� Brockschmidt]
Playfield - Detail 1024x768 [Andr� Brockschmidt]	Illuminated Playfield 1024x768 [Andr� Brockschmidt]	Ball View 1024x768 [Andr� Brockschmidt]	Full View 768x1024 [Andr� Brockschmidt]	Playfield - Ball View 571x359 [Marco Del Ry]
Blank Playfield* 1200x2019 [Scott Montesi]	Prototype - Full View* 1200x900 [Sean Casey]	Prototype Neutral Zone* 1200x900 [Sean Casey]	Prototype Borg Ship Boards* 1200x900 [Sean Casey]	Prototype Lamp Board* 1200x900 [Sean Casey]
Prototype Coin Door Board* 1200x900 [Sean Casey]	Blank Playfield 940x1672 [Mark Clayton]	Upper Blank Playfield 1200x798 [Mark Clayton]	Upper Blank Playfield 1200x798 [Mark Clayton]	Middle Blank Playfield 1200x798 [Mark Clayton]
Middle Blank Playfield 1200x798 [Mark Clayton]	Lower Blank Playfield 1200x798 [Mark Clayton]	Blank Playfield - Detail 1200x798 [Mark Clayton]	Blank Playfield - Detail 1200x798 [Mark Clayton]	Blank Playfield - Acknowledgements 1200x798 [Mark Clayton]
Blank Playfield - Reverse 1016x1784 [Mark Clayton]	Factory Playfield Print* 845x1553 [James Loflin]	Factory Playfield Print* 1200x942 [James Loflin]	Factory Playfield Print* 1200x1044 [James Loflin]	Factory Playfield Print* 1200x995 [James Loflin]
Factory Playfield Print* 1200x971 [James Loflin]	Factory Playfield Print* 1200x902 [James Loflin]	Factory Playfield Print* 1200x1597 [James Loflin]	Factory Playfield Print* 908x1600 [James Loflin]	Translite 1200x746 [Hansjoerg Reiter]
Translite - Reverse 1200x725 [Hansjoerg Reiter]

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