Collector Value Est.

$5,700–$10,300

USD · Market estimate

Near-mint / restored. Worn or stored examples sell for 30–60% less.

Notable Features

Flippers (2), Pop bumpers (3), Slingshots (2), Standup targets (4), 3-target dropping bank (1), Vertical up-kickers (2), Electromagnet (1). The 3-target bank drops into playfield. Color changing ghost, balcony jump ramp, several multiball modes, working "Hellavator" (elevator) that takes ball to upper & lower levels. The cabinet has illuminating inside walls. This game is 100% LEDs. No incandescent lamps or fluorescent tubes. The coin door and Start button use LEDs. The backbox and inside walls of the cabinet have RGB color-changing LED strips. The cabinet is produced in two distinct art packages (photo realistic green, and animated blue) with a different backglass for each. The choices are dubbed "Reality Green" and "Animated Blue", respectively. Rubber sizes per the manufacturer: 4 – 2 1/2 inch rubber 2 – 3/16 inch ID rubber (small purple posts) 4 – 3/8 inch OD rubber (small spike posts) 4 – 3/8 inch ID rubber (star posts) 4 – post sleeves 1 1/16 inch 2 – Standard flipper rubber

Historical Notes

Voices by Dennis Nordman, Ben Heckendorn, Jason Jones, Charlie Emery, KT Emery, Joe Anderson, Heather Fonseca, Bryan Kelly, Andrew Edgerton, Jesse Bohnsack, and Alyson Herreid. First production game from this manufacturer. Four prototype games exist. First game produced March 21, 2014. The manufacturer advertised a total production run of 150 units. They advertised the 150th game as their final one to be auctioned for charity on October 16, 2015. It would have special gold-colored parts, unique side rails, and a plaque stating it was the last unit sold by them. Pictured here is the game serial number ending in 149, labeled by the manufacturer as the "Last Game Out The Door". The flyer shows a prototype backglass for the blue version game. The production version of this glass is pictured separately. The flyer shows the production glass for the green version. Price when new: $5995.00. The manufacturer's website offered for separate sale these items which may be found installed on a game as after-factory changes: • A "Ghost Buster Premium" LED kit made by an outside company. This kit included LED lamps to replace all manufacturer-installed insert lamps and GI lamps with LEDs to "upgrade" the existing colors by (according to their comparison pictures) brightening some of the existing colors and changing some others to a different color. • America's Most Haunted 9 Piece Plastic Protector Set.

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