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Notable Features

Flippers (2), Pop bumpers (3), Slingshots (2), Standup targets (10), Spinning targets (2), 3-bank drop targets (1), Electric gate (1). Playfield back panel illumination. Vertical up-kicker with scoop. One wireform habitrail feeds the ball to the right flipper return lane via an aerial trough designed to resemble a Japanese samurai sword. A post raises during game play to make the hollow hilt of this sword into a ball-locking device. The 3-bank drop targets when down allow ball to hit recessed target to reset these drop targets, trapping ball in recessed area. Ball shooter has auto-launch. Color LCD. Completing the letters B-O-O-M in the lower playfield inlanes and outlanes (can use lane-change) lights the button to be yellow on front lockdown bar. Pressing button when yellow awards the highest lit playfield shot. Multiple completions without pressing the lockdown button will "stack" this award. Four stacked completions light the button to be red. Pressing the button when red awards all lit shots on the playfield. Black legs, side armor, hinges, and front lockdown molding. A translite is used instead of a backglass.

Historical Notes

Additional personnel credits: Electrical Engineering: Chuck Bleich, Jim Shird, Reyna Cortes. Testing: Mike Vinikour Models and whitewoods: Kenny Ottesen Sr. and Dave Cadieux On the Pro model, the Chimichanga truck in upper right playfield is not a molded toy but is made from flat pieces of plastic. The "ricochet target" to the immediate left of the top pop bumper and used to deflect a flipped ball up the nearby ramp is not a kick-target. MSRP when new: $5,999.00

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