Comet

Williams

Comet

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Manufacturer

Williams Electronic Games, Inc. (United States)

June 1st, 1985

8100 units

Comet on the IPSND.


Main details

Williams System 9
4 player game

Digital

normal

manual

No

Yes

No

No


Popularity and ranking

This machine has been rated by 138 users and currently ranks #207 (not in Top 100)

Playfield details

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3
0
0
0
1
No
No
No

Design team

Game Design: Barry Oursler
Artwork: Python Anghelo


Noteworthy features

  • Corkscrew Ramp
  • Comet ramp
  • Cycle ramp
  • Dunk the dummy drop target
  • Shooting gallery
  • Skee-Ball shot

Trivia

  • The Comet game was modelled on the Riverview theme park in Chicago and was to be called by that name, however it was (correctly) felt that nobody outside the Chicago area would know of the attraction, and so the name was change to Comet - then name of one of Riverview's roller coasters.
  • The game became the first in Barry Oursler's roller-coaster themed pinballs. The other two are Cyclone (1988), and Hurricane (1991).
  • The Comet was the first game to feature a 1,000,000 point shot.

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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