UK Machine Record
Twister
Sega · 1996 · at 1 UK venue.
Twister turns the chaotic world of storm chasing into Sega pinball. The machine uses tornadoes, storm systems and the film’s characters as the basis for a series of objectives.
The central tornado feature gives the table its identity, while the ramps and targets represent the process of tracking and confronting increasingly dangerous storms.
The game’s theme is about reacting to events before they get out of control. Track the storm, make your shots and get out before the tornado gets you.
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Multiball3 tips
- Multiball
Shoot ramp 5 times to start Chase Multiball. Subsequent starts require one additional shot each time. Chase multiball is a 5 ball multiball.
- Multiball
Chase multiball requires increasing amounts of switch hits to qualify the chase ramp for jackpots.
- Multiball
To start Canister Multiball shoot lock drop target which will reveal a hole. Shoot the hole to lock ball. First multiball needs 3 locks.
General1 tip
- General
Shooting lit "WIND" orbits 9 times starts Cow Multibull. Replaying Cow Multiball may require additional orbits.
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