Medieval Madness (Remake Standard Edition)
About This Machine
Medieval Madness (Remake Standard Edition) stands as a testament to Brian Eddy's design prowess and the evolution of pinball design. Released by Chicago Gaming Company in 2016, this remake standard edition is part of a legacy that began with the original Medieval Madness, launched in 1997. The remake builds upon its predecessor's success, incorporating modern features while maintaining the essence of the classic game.
What sets Medieval Madness apart is its unique gameplay experience. Players navigate through a fantasy world filled with wizards and magic, utilizing two flippers, three pop bumpers, and two ramps to progress through increasingly challenging levels. The autoplunger feature allows for strategic shot-making, while the left-side catapult propels the ball into a habitrail, creating an air of unpredictability. The game's most distinctive mode is "Trolls!", where two pop-up trolls become active, adding an extra layer of complexity to the gameplay.
The design and art on Medieval Madness are striking, with a focus on medieval-inspired motifs and color schemes. Factory decals adorn the cabinet art, while LED lamps provide vibrant illumination throughout the playfield. Notably, the machine boasts a fully-adjustable DMD display, allowing players to customize their experience. While specific details about its history or trivia may be scarce, Medieval Madness (Remake Standard Edition) is an attractive addition to any pinball enthusiast's collection due to its blend of classic gameplay and modern features.
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Technical Details
- Theme:
- Fantasy - Medieval - Wizards/Magic
- Model Number:
- 11000
- MPU:
- CGC Pinball Controller/OS
- Toys:
- Exploding castle.
- Notable Features:
- Flippers (2), Pop bumpers (3), Ramps (2), Autoplunger. A left-side catapult propels ball airborne into a habitrail. Two pop-up trolls in playfield become active during "Trolls!" mode. DMD has fully-adjustable color. Double hardcoat on playfield. All lamps are LED from factory. Cabinet bottom is MDF not plywood. Unfinished backbox edges. Cabinet art are factory decals. Silver trim.
Credits
- Designer:
- Brian Eddy
- Artist:
- John Youssi, Greg Freres
Documentation
- DownloadOperations Manual (with paginated schematics)41 MB
Other Files
- DownloadLimited Warranty for Pinball Machines1 MB