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Manufacturer

Manufactured by

Stern Pinball, Inc. (United States)

Released on

August 1st, 2004

Number produced

500 units.

Serial numbers

Elvis on the IPSND.

Main details

Max. Players

4 player game

Display Type

dot matrix display

Cabinet Type

normal cabinet

Plunger type

manual+automatic

Multileveled playfield

Yes

Custom speech

Yes

Buyin button

No

Machine shakes

No

Popularity and ranking

Visit count

24480

Appr. Rating count

248

This machine has been rated by 248 users and currently ranks #91 in the Top 100

7.590

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Playfield details

Multiball

4

Flippers

4

Ramps

2

Bumpers

3

Captive Balls

0

Magnets

1

Cannons

0

Drop Targets

5

Spinner(s)

Yes

Kickback

No

Spinning disc(s)

No

Design team

Game Design: Steve Ritchie Artwork: Jerry Vanderstelt Software: Keith P. Johnson

Noteworthy features

A mechanical Elvis with shaking hips and gesturing hands moves forward and back in perfect sync with real Elvis tunes, bringing the microphone to his lips every time he sings a phrase!
Soundtrack includes Elvis singing "See See Rider", "Blue Suede Shoes", All Shook Up", "Hound Dog", "Jailhouse Rock", "Heartbreak Hotel", and "Burning Love." Actual recordings are used from the famed "68 Comeback" television special, as well as the "Aloha from Hawaii" television special.

Trivia

Stern also released a gold version of the game. There were 500 units made and it featured gild trim and an aftermarket shaker motor.
Note on the recorded songs - the game plays the first 5-10 seconds per song, then goes into midi-sequenced sample reproduction of the rest until the song changes or ball drains.

Backbox ornament(s)

It is unknown wether any backbox ornaments were available for this machine.

Video mode

Similar to Dance Dance Revolution (video game), you time your flips with moving arrows on the DMD.

Elvis (Stern, 2004)