Ghost Town
About This Machine
Ghost Town, manufactured by Bromley Inc. in March 1991, is a solid state electronic gun game rather than a pinball machine, notable for its unique objective: achieving a perfect score with time remaining on the clock. Players are awarded a ticket for every other target hit, with a bonus of ten tickets for a perfect score. The game debuted at ACME '91 (the American Coin Machine Exposition) in Las Vegas in March 1991.
Bromley's Ghost Town features a cabinet measuring 41 5/8 inches in length, 29 inches in width, and 72 inches in height. Beyond these dimensions and its scoring objective, little further detail is documented about the machine's artwork or theme.
As one of the games produced by Bromley during their run from 1990 to 2002, Ghost Town offers an interesting look at the company's contributions to the coin-operated gun game and shooting-gallery category, distinct from traditional pinball, during the early 1990s.
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Technical Details
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- The object is to obtain a perfect score with time remaining on the clock. A ticket is awarded for every other target hit and a bonus of ten tickets is awarded with a perfect score. Cabinet advertised as 41 5/8 inches long, 29 inches wide, and 72 inches high.