Witch

Published in 1992 by Sega under license from Vic Tokai, Witch is a unique arcade game blending video gameplay with pinball mechanics for a single player. The experience centers around manipulating a central playfield using flippers and buttons to guide a ball through various obstacles and targets. Players navigate the interactive environment, aiming for scoring opportunities while avoiding hazards that drain the ball. The game utilizes two Zilog Z80 processors for its core functions alongside sound chips like the Yamaha YM2203, contributing to both the visuals and audio experience. Six buttons provide control over flipper actions and other in-game elements, allowing players to strategically influence the ball’s trajectory and interact with the on-screen action. Developed by Vic Tokai, Witch offers a distinctive take on the arcade genre, combining familiar pinball controls with video game challenges for an engaging solo experience.