Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure

$12,995.00

How cool would it be to play a pinball version of some of Harrison Ford’s adventures in Indiana Jones?

This awesome pinball is not just based off of the movie with its artwork, there are several recreations of the exciting things Jones has been through. There are four multiball modes – Regular, Quick, Well of Souls, and Eternal Life. You have to finish each mode before you can go on to the next.

We also add a color display to the game as well, which makes all of the video modes look and play much better. You can see more detail than ever before now!

All used games that are sold, are refurbished and optimized before customers receive the final game. Please allow 2 to 3 months after purchase so our highly skilled technicians thoroughly go over your game. thank you!*

Note: These are stock photos and not of the actual game you can purchase!

Description

Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure

The following is from the IPDB website

Manufacturer:	Williams Electronics Games, Incorporated, a subsidiary of WMS Ind., Incorporated (1985-1999) [Trade Name: Williams]
Date Of Manufacture:	August, 1993
Model Number:	50017
Common Abbreviations:	IJ
MPU:	Williams WPC (DCS)
Type:	Solid State Electronic (SS)
Production:	12,716 units (confirmed)
Serial Number Database:	View at The Internet Pinball Serial Number Database (IPSND.net) (External site)
Theme:	Adventure – Fictional – Licensed Theme
Specialty:	Widebody
Notable Features:	Flippers (2), Pop bumpers (3), Slingshots (2), Active pinballs (6), Standup targets (7), Kick-out holes (2), Ramps (2), 3-bank drop targets (1), Captive ball (1), Autoplunger, Three video modes. Player-controlled tilting upper playfield. Maximum 1 buy-in ball per player (operator option). Four multiball modes: 3-ball regular multiball, Quick multiball (2-ball), “Well of Souls” multiball (6-ball), “Eternal Life” wizard mode (6-ball). Actual measured weight: 286 lbs (includes legs).
Toys:	Rotating idol head which releases the balls into play.
Concept by:	Mark Ritchie, Brian Eddy, Doug Watson
Design by:	Mark Ritchie, Doug Watson
Art by:	Doug Watson
Dots/Animation by:	Scott Slomiany, Eugene Geer
Mechanics by:	Jack Skalon
Music by:	Chris Granner
Sound by:	Rich Karstens
Software by:	Brian Eddy
Notes:	This game was part of Williams/Midway’s “SuperPin” line of widebody games. The first pinball game to use Williams’ DCS sound system.