Earthshaker
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Earthshaker is a pinball machine designed by Pat Lawlor and released by Williams in 1989. Known for its innovative shaker motor, the game simulates an earthquake, engaging players with its unique theme and gameplay mechanics.
Operating System: Williams System 11B; Display: Dot Matrix; Flippers: 2; Ramps: 1; Multiball: 3-ball
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Shaker motor, Earthquake simulation, Unique moving feature (split California)
- Theme: Disaster, Earthquake
- Sound: Stereo sound with speech and effects
- System: Williams System 11B
- Production: 5001
- Dimensions: 29 inches (W) x 58 inches (D) x 76 inches (H)
- Year Released: 1989
- Weight: 250 lbs
Additional Info
Earthshaker features a unique mechanism that shakes the playfield, simulating an earthquake. It was one of the first games to use this feature.
Designed by Pat Lawlor, Earthshaker is notable for its innovative use of a shaker motor.
The game includes features like a shaker motor and a California map that 'splits' during play.
Designed by Pat Lawlor, Earthshaker is notable for its innovative use of a shaker motor.
The game includes features like a shaker motor and a California map that 'splits' during play.