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The Simpsons Pinball Party A machine at The Simpsons 500th Episode Party.

Pinball Machine Information Manufacturer: Stern Pinball Release date: February 14, 2003[1] System: Stern WhiteStar Design: Keith P. Johnson Joe Balcer Programming: Keith P. Johnson Dwight Sullivan Artwork: Kevin O'Connor Margaret Hudson Mechanics: Wesley Chang Ray Tanzer Music: Chris Granner Dan Forden Sound: Chris Granner Dan Forden Voices: Dan Castellaneta Nancy Cartwright Hank Azaria Production run: 5,900 (approximate) Players: 4

The Simpsons Pinball Party is the pinball game released by Stern Pinball on February 14, 2003.^[1] It is Stern's second pinball machine, the first being The Simpsons.

Description

"The adventures of the "Simpsons" Family are transformed into a wild affair in this pinball! It features many of The Simpsons favorite characters on a two-level playfield, influenced by classic Simpson's episodes. The object of Simpsons Pinball Party is to help the citizens of Springfield party like there's no tomorrow. The game features a talking / moving Homer head, Bart on a skateboard attached to a captive ball, Itchy and Scratchy drop targets, Comic Book Guy, dot matrix color TV, a monorail that transports the ball across the playfield and a couch that when filled with 3 balls starts the multiball!"

Trivia

• There was one of these machines at The Simpsons 500th Episode Party.

References

External links

• The Simpsons Pinball Party at Wikipedia
• The Simpsons Pinball Party at SternPinball.com
• The Simpsons Pinball Party at The Internet Pinball Database

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