UK Machine Record
Toy Story 4
Jersey Jack · 2022 · at 1 UK venue.
Toy Story 4 transforms Pixar’s world into a modern pinball adventure, with Woody, Buzz Lightyear and the rest of the characters becoming part of the game’s objectives.
The machine is built around exploring the Toy Story universe, with different characters and scenes providing separate challenges. Jersey Jack’s design uses the physical playfield to make the toys and locations feel like part of a larger story.
There is plenty to discover, but the best way to approach it is to focus on one character or objective at a time. Pick your adventure and let Woody show you where to go next.
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You get 3 attempts for the skill shot, so don't give up after the first try
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Take a Chance Wheel: hit captive ball to spell ALIEN and light wheel, award on wheel says how to collect it; or hit loop or captive ball to spin wheel for a different award
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If the ball enters the playfield after a skill shot attempt, let it drain for another try. BUT the playfield will validate after 3 switch hits, so make sure this isn't the case before draining for another attempt
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If you miss a skill shot plunge, try to get the ball to the flippers without 3 switch hits to avoid playfield validation. You'll be rewarded with a free shot at anything. Usually best to shoot for Road Trip locks or captive ball award
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