EP03 Radioactive Pinball Podcast
In passing
The "Phantom of the Opera" pinball machine, released by Data East in 1990, is inspired by the 1910 novel by Gaston Leroux. Designed by Joe Kaminkow and Ed Cebula, with artwork by Paul Faris, it features an atmospheric playfield with elements such as a Catwalk Ramp, Magic Mirror, Trap Door, and an Organ that opens for Multi-Ball. The game is known for its rich artwork and thematic music, contributing to an immersive gothic experience.
On the floor at 25 locations
Showing top 20 of 24 locations
Four cards per sheet with cutting guide
36 KB
Updated rules wording, plus a printable layout page
78 KB
June 1990 bulletin with 12-step modification guide
429 KB
May 1990 bulletin on resistor changes for weak flips
320 KB
Includes CPU jumper table and parts list
28.7 MB