Day: October 17, 2024

The Machine Bride of Pin-Bot Pinball by Williams 2452

The Machine: Bride of Pin-Bot is a pinball machine released by Williams Electronics in 1991. Designed by Python Anghelo and John Trudeau, this game is the second in the Pin-Bot series and is known for its unique theme and innovative gameplay. Theme and Design: The game centers around a female robot, known as “The Machine, ” who players must bring to life. The playfield is dominated by the robot, which starts in a semi-completed state. The artwork is vibrant and futuristic, featuring detailed depictions of robotic elements and space-themed visuals. The backglass showcases The Machine in various stages of her transformation. Flippers: Two main flippers to control the ball. Multiball Modes: The game features a two-ball multiball mode, which begins once players lock two balls as The Machine’s “eyes, ” enabling her to see. Metamorphosis: Players must activate The Machine’s voice circuits and eyes, then cause her to metamorphose into a human female by making shots up the left ramp. This transformation is a key part of the gameplay and adds a unique narrative element. Sound and Music: The game includes voiceovers by Stephanie Rogers as The Machine and features a memorable soundtrack by Dan Forden. The sound effects and music enhance the immersive experience. Rotating Box: A rotating box on the playfield displays The Machine’s various facial states, adding to the visual and gameplay complexity. Heartbeat Ramp: Hitting the Heartbeat Ramp four times triggers a huge combo, and players can aim for the 1 billion point shot to join the Billionaire’s Club. Small and Big Wheel: The game includes a Small Wheel and a Big Wheel that award random prizes and bonuses, adding an element of unpredictability. Production and Popularity: Approximately 8,100 units of The Machine: Bride of Pin-Bot were produced, making it a relatively common but highly regarded machine among pinball enthusiasts. Its combination of innovative features, engaging gameplay, and thematic elements has kept it popular over the years. All pinball machines listed are currently IN STOCK and ready to sell. All you have to do is ask! We thoroughly prepare all of our machines before the sale. Clean and wax the playfields. Clean and polish all plastics and ramps. Test and replace bulbs where needed. Install new rubbers as needed. Check and re-seat all board connectors. Check all game functions and switches. We can also totally “shop” the game for an extra charge. Please be aware that some of our games have seen commercial use and as such have markings that come along with that environment. Please review all pictures before purchasing. We photograph and video every game working before it leaves our shop as proof they are working 100%. All sales are final. Your feedback is critical to our success! All pinball and arcade games listed are unique and concurrently listed locally for sale in the arcade. What differentiates us from the others is that we run a living, breathing “brick-and-mortar” classic arcade with over 400 pinball machines and arcade games in Austin, Texas. We constantly circulate many of these games through our arcade and most all of our inventory is for sale. So almost every game for sale is being played and maintained daily and is fully functional. And even perfectly working pinball machines can break during transport. We are more than happy to provide detailed photos of any game. Give us the opportunity to earn your business and we will enrich your life with one of our quality games.