Jurassic Park (Pro)
About This Machine
The Jurassic Park (Pro) pinball machine, designed by Keith Elwin and manufactured by Stern Pinball Incorporated, marks a significant milestone in the evolution of licensed theme-based games. Released in 2019, this solid state electronic game is part of the highly successful Jurassic Park franchise, allowing players to immerse themselves in the thrilling world of dinosaurs. As one of the latest additions to Stern's Pro series, it boasts impressive features that cater to both casual and experienced pinball enthusiasts.
The gameplay experience is defined by its three flippers, three pop bumpers with flat plastic tops, two slingshots, and an array of targets including a spinning target and a Newton ball post. The game also features a horizontal spinner, introducing a new level of challenge and strategy to the table. A standout aspect of this machine is its multiball capability, accommodating up to six balls on the playfield at any given time. This enhances gameplay dynamics, requiring players to think ahead and optimize their shots.
The Jurassic Park (Pro) pinball machine stands out not only for its engaging gameplay but also for its unique design and artwork. The cabinet art features a striking, translucent backdrop that replaces the traditional backglass, while the side armor boasts a powder-coated black wrinkle finish, adding to the game's premium aesthetic. This attention to detail is characteristic of Stern Pinball's commitment to delivering high-quality, visually appealing machines that capture the essence of their licensed themes.
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Technical Details
- Theme:
- Licensed Theme - Dinosaurs
- Model Number:
- PINBALL I-00M1 * JURAS. PARK PRO
- MPU:
- Stern SPIKE™ 2 System
- Toys:
- T-Rex he ad (does not move) 4-wheel vehicle (horizontal spinner)
- Notable Features:
- Flippers (3), Pop bumpers (3), Slingshots (2), Up-posts (3), Spinning target (1), Horizontal spinner. Newton ball post. 3 to 6-ball multiball. Powder coated black wrinkle finish side armor, hinges, front lockdown bar, and legs. Plastic coated bottom arch. A translite is used instead of a backglass. Pop bumpers have flat plastic tops, not bumper caps. Decal cabinet artwork.
Credits
- Designer:
- Keith Elwin
- Artist:
- Jonathan Bergeron
- Software:
- Rick Naegele
- Music:
- Jerry Thompson
- Sound:
- Jerry Thompson
- Mechanics:
- Harrison Drake
- Dots/Animation:
- Chuck Ernst
Documentation
- DownloadService and Operation Manual8 MB