Pinball Arcade: Elvira and the Party Monsters

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Elvira and the Party Monsters (1989): was designed by noted industry veteran Dennis Nordman. He was behind other great pinball games such as Scared Stiff, White Water and Dr. Dude!. During the final stages of production, Dennis was seriously injured in a motorcycle accident, so Steve and Mark Ritchie along with Jim Patla stepped in to help get the game into production. The game features an exciting Multi-Ball mode, a pair of dancing "Boogie Men", Jumper Bumpers that jump up and down on the playfield and of course Elvira, Mistress of the Dark. Approximately 4,000 units of this table were produced.

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