Comet
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Comet is a pinball machine released by Williams in June 1985. It features a theme based on an amusement park ride, providing a fun experience as players aim to score points by shooting the ball through a variety of ramps, targets, and lanes.
Designed by Barry Oursler, with art by Pam Erickson. Features a single-level playfield with a central ferris wheel and multiple ramps.
Additional details
Playfield ramps, Ferris wheel, Three pop bumpers, Roller coaster themes.
- Theme: Amusement Park, Roller Coaster
- Sound: Electronic sounds with early digitized speech
- System: Williams System 9
- Production: 8350
- Dimensions: 28.5 inches x 56 inches x 75.5 inches
- Year Released: 1985
- Weight: 250 lbs
Additional Info
Comet was the first pinball machine to feature a ramp that allowed the ball to travel in a loop back to the flipper.
Comet introduced a 'one-million' point shot, a first in pinball history.
First in the Williams amusement park trilogy, followed by 'Cyclone' and 'Hurricane'.
Comet introduced a 'one-million' point shot, a first in pinball history.
First in the Williams amusement park trilogy, followed by 'Cyclone' and 'Hurricane'.