Volcano

Gottlieb

Volcano

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Manufacturer

D. Gottlieb & Co.

September 1st, 1981

3655 units

Volcano on the IPSND.


Main details

Gottlieb System 80
4 player game

Digital

wide body

manual

No

Yes

No

No


Popularity and ranking

This machine has been rated by 38 users and currently ranks #273 (not in Top 100)

Playfield details

3
3
1
4
2
0
0
10
Yes
Yes
No

Design team

Mechanics: John Osborne
Artwork: David Moore


Noteworthy features

  • None

Trivia

  • Volcano was the second Gottlieb pinball after Mars God of War (1981) to feature speech.
  • It has a double backglass, that helps along with lights and sound effects- to simulate the feeling of an eruption. The double glass is not mirrored.
  • There were some unusual features introduced in Volcano, such as the player-controlled, cam-adjusted ball shooter guide (the shooter lane only extends half way up the playfield). Also bizarre is the presence of the old-style "skee-ball" ramp which has 4 "craters". The higher up the crater that the ball lands in, the more points and bonus are scored.
  • Cave-man themed, the artwork is of stupid Neanderthal men and of course, that same style of busty bikini babes.

Backbox ornament(s)

None

Video mode

This machine has no dot matrix or video display, so it has no videmode.

Latest software version

Latest software version is unknown.

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