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|designer= [[Pat Lawlor]], [[Larry DeMar]] |
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|artwork= Mark Sprenger |
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|programmer= Larry DeMar, [[Ed Boon]] |
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|mechanics= John Krutsch |
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|music= [[Brian L. Schmidt|Brian Schmidt]] |
|music= [[Brian L. Schmidt|Brian Schmidt]] |
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|sound= Brian Schmidt |
|sound= [[Brian L. Schmidt|Brian Schmidt]] |
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|release = May 1988 |
|release = May 1988 |
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|production = 1,750 units (approximate) |
|production = 1,750 units (approximate) |
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| Manufacturer | Williams |
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| Release date | May 1988 |
| System | Williams System 11B |
| Design | Pat Lawlor, Larry DeMar |
| Programming | Larry DeMar, Ed Boon |
| Artwork | Mark Sprenger |
| Mechanics | John Krutsch |
| Music | Brian Schmidt |
| Sound | Brian Schmidt |
| Production run | 1,750 units (approximate) |
Banzai Run is a pinball machine produced by Williams. It was the first machine designed by Pat Lawlor, and is known for its multi-playfield design, in which the player can play a game on the machine's backglass as well as on the main playfield.
External links
- Internet Pinball Database entry
- Recent Auction Results
- Pinball Archive rule sheet
- Internet Pinball Serial Number Database entry
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