Vampire is a game mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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Vampire pinball was produced in a limited run of 800 units
Vampire unit at Grasley Garage is production unit 799
Vampire machine at Grasley Garage has been sold to Greg Benz
Vampire is a 1971 or 1972 Bally design by Ted Zale
1971 electromechanical pinball machine; only 799 produced; rare with only 38 registered owners on Pinside; designed by Ted Zale with artwork by Dick White; known for horror theme and valuable artwork
Classic pinball machine undergoing preservation work at Grazley Garage, with extensive taping and detail work in progress
Limited production pinball machine (800 units); unit 799 at Grasley Garage, sold to Greg Benz
1971/1972 Bally EM pinball machine; rare with ~800 units produced; features red plastics, skeleton artwork, and mechanical features including kickback and gate; being purchased by Greg Benzy
Purchased by Greg Benzie; at Grazley Garage for full restoration work
EM pinball machine with unique art package acquired in trailer; features skull/bat/graveyard theme; red plastics; target value changers
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Vampire EM was produced with approximately 800 units
There is at least one other Vampire EM in London, Ontario
Monster battle in Alice Cooper's Nightmare Castle requiring three hits to a top-playfield shot
Manufacturer of screw removal pliers; referenced and pictured in Method 5
Monster mode in Alice Cooper's Nightmare Castle; requires hitting upper playfield target three times; popular in competitions