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Class of 1812

Manufacturer: Premier Technology (1984-1996) [Trade Name: Gottlieb]
Year: 1991
Date: August, 1991
Type: Solid State Electronic (SS)
Players: 4
Production: 1,668 units (confirmed)

About This Machine

Class of 1812, released by Premier Technology under the Gottlieb trade name in August 1991, is a supernatural adventure themed solid state game running on the Gottlieb System 3 platform. It was designed by Ray Tanzer and Joe Kaminkow, with art by David Moore, Constantino Mitchell, and Jeanine Mitchell, and 1,668 units were produced.

The game leans into its comic-horror theme with memorable playfield toys: a beating heart and a set of chattering teeth. Gameplay features include a 2-ball multiball, and the four-player game carries the mystical, tongue-in-cheek artwork that distinguishes it on location.

As a System 3 title from Premier's Gottlieb line, Class of 1812 is a characterful example of the company's early-1990s output and an entertaining pick for collectors drawn to offbeat horror themes.

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Technical Details

Theme:
Adventure - Supernatural
Model Number:
730
MPU:
Gottlieb System 3
Toys:
Beating heart and chattering teeth
Notable Features:
Multiball (2)

Credits

Designer:
Ray Tanzer, Joe Kaminkow
Artist:
David Moore, Constantino Mitchell, Jeanine Mitchell