Twilight Zone Pinball Machine

The Twilight Zone Pinball Machine was manufactured by Bally Midway, makers of some of the greatest pinball machines in history. “You’ve just crossed over… Into the Twilight Zone.” The Twilight Zone pinball machine was created in 1993 hot off the heels of Bally’s runaway success of The Addams Family. Pat Lawlor and his team of designers were given free reign to create a game where budget was no object. The result is an immensely deep and feature packed game filled with some of Pinball’s most innovative features and rules – Befitting of the mind-bending show the game is based on. Loaded with references to episodes of the classic TV show, The Twilight Zone will take you to that dimension of sight, sound and mind… And back again! The Twilight Zone is frequently rated as the number 1 table in the world on the Internet Pinball Machine Database. This truly is among the best pinball tables of all time. This is also one of the earliest Twilight Zone machines built, as is evidenced by the game’s prototype white clock face which was eventually updated later into production. Key Features: Working gumball machine – Load up this gumball machine and see what it deposits! Working analog clock – Keep tabs on the time left in modes with this physical clock that times your modes. The Powerfield – Defeat The Power with this mini-playfield, that propels balls to the top with magnetic ‘invisible flippers’! “Powerball”, a white ceramic ball which is lighter than a regular steel ball and is non-magnetic. Plays with completely unique physics that you may not expect! 3-ball and 6-ball multi-ball modes – Conquer one of four multiball modes, including the chaotic ‘Lost in the Zone’ mode. Condition: This pinball machine is in a very good original condition considering its age. A custom, laser-cut lightshade over the powerfield has also been added. The cabinet’s exterior colours are faded a little as is usual on machines of this age. Where this type of reconditioning process has been undertaken we will make it absolutely clear that this is the case and the price will reflect the amount of time taken and costs incurred in this process. Reconditioning and Servicing – 26 Point Checklist: Buying a pinball can be a lot like buying a car: there can be problems underneath the bonnet that you wouldn’t even know about, until they interrupt your fun! It’s worth noting that pinball machines are complicated in their workings. There are pitfalls to buying a second hand pinball machine elsewhere, and if you don’t know what to look for, you can have an incomplete machine running at less than its potential. Furthermore, you could purchase a machine that is 20-30 years old and has a serious electrical fault. However, every machine that comes through our doors undergoes an extensive 26-point check with our trained engineer. All machines undergo a full PAT test by a fully qualified engineer to eliminate any risk. We also check everything including the lighting, coils, flippers, full mechanics, electronics and everything else in between. These checks ensure that all components are rigorously tested and working. This even includes cosmetic touch ups and a full wax clean. We complete this 26-point check to ensure your new pinball machine is in tip-top working order and ready to spend a new life with its new owner. LED Upgrades Being a classic pinball machine, this game as standard uses filament bulbs for all of its lighting for general illumination, inserts and the backbox, but did