Home > Machines > Tokyo Perfect Drift

Tokyo Perfect Drift

Manufacturer: Quetzal Pinball, of Murcia, Spain (2015-now)
Year: 2019
Date: October, 2019
Type: Solid State Electronic (SS)
Players: 4

About This Machine

Tokyo Perfect Drift is a thrilling sports-themed pinball machine designed by Antonio Ortuño Nicolas for Quetzal Pinball of Murcia, Spain, with the first production game made in October 2019. This is one of relatively few auto racing-themed pinball machines, setting it apart from more traditional themes like space or fantasy. As a solid-state electronic (SS) machine, Tokyo Perfect Drift showcases modern gameplay mechanics and sound design that immerse players in the high-speed world of Japanese street racing and drifting.

The gameplay features a unique blend of challenging shots and rewarding combos. Players navigate their metal ball through the winding streets of Tokyo, using flippers, pop bumpers, slingshots, stand-up targets, a spinning target, and a kick-out hole. The pop bumper caps are designed to resemble racing car tires, adding an extra layer of visual flair to this high-energy game. With 16 stand-up targets spread across the playfield, players must time their shots to earn points.

The attention to detail in Tokyo Perfect Drift's design and art is evident throughout the machine. The eight large inserts between the slingshots identify popular areas of Tokyo, creating a sense of authenticity that draws players into the game world. Original purchasers had a choice between two translites: a "default" version with pink and blue cars, or a "glowing" alternative with two black cars in white outline. Its blend of speed, excitement, and cultural flair makes it an attractive addition to any serious pinball enthusiast's collection.

Images (16)

Technical Details

Theme:
Sports - Auto Racing
Model Number:
TPD
MPU:
QPC Mini System
Toys:
Racing car tire pop bumper caps
Notable Features:
Flippers (4), Pop bumpers (2), Slingshots (2), Standup targets (16), Spinning target (1), Kick-out hole (1). The pop bumper caps are designed like racing car tires. The eight large inserts between the slingshots identify popular areas of Tokyo.

Credits

Designer:
Antonio Ortuńo Nicolas
Artist:
Gustavo Diaz Soler
Software:
Antonio Ortuńo Nicolas
Music:
Cristobal Ortuńo Nicolas
Sound:
Antonio Ortuńo Nicolas
Mechanics:
Antonio Ortuńo Nicolas
Dots/Animation:
Gustavo Diaz Soler

Other Files

Tokyo Perfect Drift (Quetzal Pinball, 2019) — Flashback Fleet