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Kabuki details
This page provides an overview of what's in Kabuki pinball machine and what's not. This can be a handy reference if you're looking at which machine you want to buy next!
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Main details
4 player game
dot matrix display
normal cabinet
manual
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Popularity and ranking
467
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Playfield details
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Backbox & Videomode
It is unknown wether any backbox ornaments were available for this machine.
It is unknown if this machine had a videomode.
Noteworthy features
- Blinder that cover the flipper pads.
Trivia
- There are two stories about this machine:
- Orin Day: "Kabuki was never intended to be a production game, and there was no original intention of building a second game. The sound package was basically four or five small sound effects plus a very long sample of some Kabuki music. It was a gift to the chairman of NAMCO who was very ill at the time. Seeing and playing a pinball game with a traditional Japanese theme really helped to lift his spirits..."
- Herb Silvers: "According to Joe Kaminkow, they made Kabuki for the president of Namco as a gift for his office. Before Sega took over Data East, Namco was interested. This might have been a gesture to hope to make this a reality. As far as the second one, I have it. I donated money to Joe's favorite charity (No not himself) and got the blank playfield,translight and half the roms. I went ahead and made up a better version of the game. It is still in my shop were it gets played from time to time."
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