Gals Pinball

Comad • 1996

Gals Pinball — Title screen
Title screen
Gals Pinball — Gameplay
Gameplay

Published in 1996 by Comad, Gals Pinball is a single-player video game that recreates the familiar pinball experience on screen. Players use flippers to guide a ball through a vertical playfield populated with animated female characters. The game builds upon previous titles like Hot Pinball, utilizing a similar core mechanic of digital pinball gameplay, but with a distinctive aesthetic focus. The objective remains consistent with traditional pinball: score points by hitting targets and navigating ramps while avoiding drain holes. Success depends on precise flipper timing and strategic ball control within the presented virtual environment. Technical specifications include a Motorola 68000 processor for game logic and a Zilog Z80 processor alongside sound chips providing audio output, all displayed at a resolution of 224 x 512 pixels. Gals Pinball offers a unique twist on the classic arcade formula, presenting a visually distinct experience centered around its characters while retaining the core challenge and addictive nature of pinball gameplay.

Details

Manufacturer
Comad
Year
1996
Players
1
Genre
Arcade / Pinball * Mature *
Display
raster, rotated 90°
Emulation status
good
MAME ID
galspnbl

Machine data derived from the MAME project.