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Apollo 13 details
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Manufacturer
Sega Pinball, Inc. (US) (United States)
January 1st, 1995
Unknown.
Apollo 13 on the IPSND.
Main details
6 player game
dot matrix display
normal cabinet
automatic
No
Yes
Yes
Yes
Popularity and ranking
2289
30
This machine has been rated by 30 users and currently ranks #96 in the Top 100
Playfield details
13
2
2
3
0
2
0
0
Yes
No
Yes
Backbox & Videomode
None.
Try to land the Apollo Lunar Module on the moon. Left and right flipper buttons control side thrusters while pressing both buttons simultaneously will active the vertical thrusters.
Noteworthy features
- Rocket Ramp. A ramp with a beautifull plastic Apollo Rocket on top.
- A big plastic moon accompanies the right ("blastoff") ramp. Its magnet can grab the ball and rotate it around to a big hole beside of the ramp.
- Saturn Abort handle functions as plunger.
- Lunar lander with red mode start light on bottom that looks like flame.
Trivia
- Incorporates a 13-ball multiball, the most of any existing pinball.
- Trivia: Tom Hanks did not give permission for his image to appear in the game, so artists "included" him in the backglass as the suited astronaut.
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