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'''The Machine: Bride of Pin*Bot''' is a 1991 [[pinball]] game designed by [[Python Anghelo]] and John Trudeau (Dr. Flash), and released by [[Williams (gaming company)|Williams]]. It is the second game in the [[Pin*Bot]] series. |
'''The Machine: Bride of Pin*Bot''' is a 1991 [[pinball]] game designed by [[Python Anghelo]] and John Trudeau (Dr. Flash), and released by [[Williams (gaming company)|Williams]]. It is the second game in the [[Pin*Bot]] series. |
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| Manufacturer | Williams |
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| Release date | February 1991 |
| System | Williams WPC (Alphanumeric) |
| Design | Python Anghelo, John Trudeau |
| Programming | Brian Eddy |
| Artwork | Python Anghelo, John Youssi |
| Mechanics | Zofia Bil, Jack Skalon, Joe Joos, Jr. |
| Music | Dan Forden |
| Sound | Jon Hey, Rich Karstens |
| Voices | Stephanie Rogers (The Machine) Barry Oursler (Pin*Bot) Mark Ritchie |
| Production run | 8,100 |
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The Machine: Bride of Pin*Bot is a 1991 pinball game designed by Python Anghelo and John Trudeau (Dr. Flash), and released by Williams. It is the second game in the Pin*Bot series.
Chicago-based singer Stephanie Rogers [1] provided the voice of The Machine.[1]
As the machine features one big wheel award that can result in an instant one billion score, a separate high-score list called "Billionaire's Club" was created. This separate list cannot be reset.
Subject of the game is to make the female robot to become alive. When she is able to speak she will let you know when she likes your moves. The game also has a 'family mode' where some of the female sounds are not used.
Game is the last Williams machine without a dot-matrix screen.
References
- ^ Silverball-Magic.com: The Machine: Bride of Pin*Bot - Absolutely Flawless. Retrieved on August 9 2007.
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