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The Simpsons Pinball Party

Stern · 2003 · at 2 UK venues.

2
UK venues
2
machines mapped
#116
most-located of 246
2003
released
Dot matrix4 playersSolid state
DesignKeith P. Johnson, Joe Balcer
ArtKevin O'Connor, Margaret Hudson
SoftwareKeith P. Johnson, Dwight Sullivan
On OPDB ↗On IPDB ↗Backglass image via OPDB
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The Simpsons Pinball Party is one of Stern's deepest early-2000s machines, designed by Joe Balcer and built around the enormous cast and world of Springfield. The game takes a deliberately chaotic theme and turns it into a surprisingly serious rules challenge.

The objective structure is based around completing different Simpsons-related activities, eventually leading towards the famous Party mode. The machine contains a huge amount of content, which means it can take many games before you stop discovering new things.

It is still a highly regarded UK tournament and collection machine. Don't chase the flashing Simpsons character every time. Work towards the bigger objectives.

Written by Silverball

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Silverball guide · The Simpsons Pinball Party

There is only one timer, and it is the whole game

Every timed thing on this machine runs on a single shared clock, and starting anything new resets it to thirty seconds. Keep feeding it and everything you have started keeps running, which is how a frenzy mode lasts ten minutes.

Compiled by Silverball5 min readUpdated Aug 2026

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