3-D Ultra Pinball Collector's Edition
Sold Out		(Win95/98/Mac) (Retail) (ULTRAPINDR)
Discontinued

Sierra

Game

ESRB Rating: Kids to adults

3 Great Pinball Games

3-D Ultra Pinball - Fastest Pinball in Space

Snap back the plunger, then let it rip. Send that sorry sphere packing to three out-of-this-world playfields: a cavernous space mine, a gritty command post and The Colony, the mother of all manic-action pinball tables. Bank the right sequence of shots and you'll be able to warp between tables, taking the pinballs you have in play along for the ride. Feel the friction of the flippers as you play 3-D ramps and bumpers so huge, so intense, they'll pull pinball kicking and screaming to a higher level. Play outside the limits!

3-D Ultra Pinball Creep Night - Thrills in a Ghoulish Pinball World...

Once every 100 years a vortex to the underworld opens and chaos reigns as ghosts, gremlins and gargoyles wreak havoc in a haunted castle. Only furious flipper-action and lightning-quick bank shots can vanquish the ghouls as you warp between the castle courtyard, mad scientist's lab, and dungeon catacombs. If you're good enough to uncover the bonus table, you'll face the Goblin King in a ghoulish grand finale where your speedy reflexes will seal the vortex and send the nasty creatures packing - until the next time.

3-D Ultra Pinball The Lost Continent - Just Try to Get Out

Yank back the plunger and prepare to be thrust into the pinball adventure of your life. Battle a savage prehistoric tribe. Survive the onslaught of a dinosaur stampede, then take advantage of multi-ball scoring, tons of animated targets, and the unique 3D-target indicator system to find the hidden laboratory of the diabolical Doktor Helda. You'll need all your flipper twitching skill to defeat him and earn the ultimate game payoff - a fully animated escape from the Lost Continent.

Bonus! The History of Pinball - A One Hour VHS Tape

Everybody's played the game...but nobody knows the story. A one hour video program follows this unique game from its origin in France during the 1700's as "Bagatelle," to the game of American "Tivoli" in the mid 1800's, to the first real pinball machine in 1871, to the advent of the solid state and computerized games of the 70's & 80's, all the way to the modern "Wizardry" of today's games.

Featuring: Chicago White Sox, Major League Slugger - Frank Thomas, Pinball Historian - Richard Bueschel, Aerosmith guitarist - Joe Perry. Plus many more celebrity interviews.

Fast Facts

• Throughout the 1960's and 1970's, over 30 million baby boomers have enjoyed playing Pinball.
• From 1955 to 1975, more money was taken in by Pinball Machines than the entire American Motion Picture Industry.
• In 1995 alone, over 10 billion quarters were deposited into Pinball Macines in the U.S.A. Worldwide figures more than double that.

Bonus! The Incredible Machine Version 3.0

It's here! Your chance to solve and create bouncing, spinning, floating, falling, squirting, exploding, jumping and sparking puzzles. Imagine using pinwheels, toasters, pulleys, and even gravity and air density to solve the 150 puzzles included in this mesmerizing game. Such fascinating fun, you'll be glued to your monitor for hours.

How weird and wild can you make it? Once you get the hang of solving puzzles, jump in any time and create your own. What do you need to make a piece of toast? How about a balloon, bouncing balls, spark plugs, and a light bulb? Need more? Okay, use a rocket ship, drill, and mirror. With over 100 animated parts, there's no limit to what you can create once you get started.

Plus! 3 Holes of MiniGolf

Remember mini-golf? Scrambling across the Astroturf on a hot summer night trying desperately to beat your buddies to the windmill? We've got mini-golf just the way you remember it...only much, much cooler. 3-D Ultra MiniGolf has the vintage holes you love, plus a whole bunch of new ones you won't believe. And they're all jam-packed with gadgets, gizmos, strange creatures and crazy sound effects - taking a favorite pastime to a whole new level of fun.

Requirements: Windows 3.1/95, 486 DX66 or better, 2x CD-ROM, 14MB RAM, SVGA, 640x480 @256 colors, Windows compatible sound card, DAC required, mouse, keyboard.

Requirements: Power Mac, 2x CD-ROM, System 7.5 or greater, 12MB RAM w/ 8MB free, 13" SVGA, 640x480 @256 color, mouse, keyboard

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