Flash: Steve Ritchie's first game for Williams after leaving Atari, Flash is the third-highest selling pinball game of all time. Eight Ball: The second-highest selling pinball of all-time the game's artwork was based on Fonzie and Pinky. Black Knight 2000: Notable for having one of the best soundtracks ever for a pinball game, and features Ed Boon and Dan Forden (both of Mortal Kombat fame). Black Knight: The first multi-level pinball game, which also introduced Williams' trademark "magna-save" feature. Revenge from Mars: The first of two games released on Williams/Midway's Pinball 2000 platform. Some notable original pinball tables include: Twilight Zone: Famous for including a ceramic "Powerball" which would not be affected by the magnets in the machine and a "Battle The Power" mini-playfield with a "magna-flip" feature, along with being one of the most complex and challenging pinball machines ever built. Also, instead of the traditional plunger for launching the ball, you actually "shoot" the ball using a gun trigger, and sometimes it'll even shoot the ball automatically (if you lose the ball early, or whenever you trigger multiball). Terminator 2: Judgment Day: One of the first games (but not the first game) to feature a dot-matrix display. Superman: One of 12 pinball games made by Atari. Notable for being Williams' last pinball game before they left the pinball business in October 1999. Star Wars: Episode I: The 1999 pinball/video game hybrid (based on Williams/Midway's Pinball 2000 platform) by Williams based on The Phantom Menace. Star Wars Trilogy: The 1997 pinball by Sega Pinball based on the Special Edition release of the original trilogy. Star Wars: The 1993 pinball by Data East Pinball based on the original trilogy. The Empire Strikes Back: Only released in Australia. The Simpsons: Two of them, The Simpsons (by Data East Pinball) and The Simpsons Pinball Party (by Stern Pinball, Data East Pinball's successor). Playboy: Three of them, by Bally (one of the best-selling tables of all-time), Data East Pinball and Stern Pinball. Pac-Man: Followed by Baby Pac-Man, one of only three video game/pinball table hybrids ever created (the others were Caveman and Granny and the Gators). Joust: The first pinball machine with two-player simultaneous play, with one player on each end of the machine. James Bond: This game has a time limit rather than a limit on the number of balls. Indiana Jones: Two of them: the 1993 Williams game, based on the original trilogy, and the 2008 Stern game, which added Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Elvira: Elvira and the Party Monsters and Elvira's Scared Stiff. Defender: Based on Williams' own video game. Apollo 13: Famous for having a 13 ball multiball. 
The Addams Family: The highest-selling pinball game of all time, with 20,270 units sold.Some notable licensed pinball tables are: Electronic Arts' Pinball Construction Set was popular in the days of eight-bit home computers.
Similarly, it is common to simulate them with computer programs. Many people collect pinball machines as a hobby.
#Pinball arcade wikipedia license#
It is not rare for pinball games to have the real actors for the license helping out with voice clips specifically for the game. Many tables use a license of some kind as the theme. Thousands of pinball tables have been created. The game is simple: You have a (usually) metal ball in a playfield and you get to smash it around using (usually) two moving arms, called flippers. Its name was based on an ancient game that no longer has any relationship to the current game. Pinball is a type of game that you can find in the arcade.
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