Family Guy is a Stern pinball machine designed by Pat Lawlor in collaboration with Dwight Sullivan, Keith Johnson, and Lonnie Ropp, released around 2007. The game features a distinctive mini playfield mechanic controlled by the same flipper buttons as the main playfield, 800+ voice lines, and five TV modes with wizard mode and multi-ball sequences. It was used as a tournament game at major competitions including the Texas Pinball Festival and Rocky Mountain Showdown, though it faced limited market success in regions with low theme recognition. The game has also been used as a donor machine for custom rethemes.
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Family Guy pinball features a Confederate flag in the 'Good Old Boys' mode
First-run Family Guy pinball used Pizzo switches; second-run (2008) used regular leaf switches
Family Guy pinball's Sperm Attack wizard mode requires first completing five prerequisite modes
Beer can targets advance progress during Lard and Fart modes but not during Stewie mode
Mentioned as reference for dual-screen/simultaneous gameplay mechanic similar to Toy Story 4
Pinball game released ~decade after South Park; referenced for superior audio/quotes by Caucasian Two-Step
Pinball machine with fart noise sound effects referenced in conversation
Pinball machine being played and traded away
Stern pinball machine; features Confederate flag in 'Good Old Boys' mode; first run used Pizzo switches; second run (2008) used leaf switches
Stern pinball game; compared to Rick and Morty regarding video mode design
Stern pinball machine previously at Metreon
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Lois shot in Sperm Attack mode is worth approximately 100,000 points per jackpot
Family Guy pinball has more unique audio quotes than any other pinball game the player has encountered
Fart multiball has minimal ball save mechanics compared to other modes
Sperm Attack wizard mode multiball can be sustained indefinitely if player successfully keeps two balls in play and relocks them
Stern pinball machine being played; player documents Sperm Attack wizard mode
Pinball machine that George owns and is packing up to trade during Kansas trip
Pinball machine being streamed, will be available for two more weeks before trade
Stern Pinball machine; host expresses ambivalence about the game despite appreciating Seth MacFarlane's involvement
Stern Pinball Pro game at Europa Park arcade
One of the VPX tables loaded on the cabinet
#9 most overrated; Pat Lawlor design; criticized for single-level layout and insufficient variety
Pinball machine used in tournament match play
Licensed pinball machine with identical layout/mechanics to Shrek pinball reskin
Stern pinball project Pat Lawlor was assigned; Thiel could not work on it due to Pirates of the Caribbean priority
Original Stern pinball game whose playfield layout will be re-used and re-themed for Shrek
Stern pinball machine, 2007; available at GameWorks Schaumburg
Pinball machine at Up-Down Milwaukee
Long-play table in current Australian league collection
Jersey Jack title, Keith Johnson discussed long-lost video mode existence
First Papa tutorial video Bowen released on YouTube
Modern Stern pinball game; cited multiple times as more commercially successful/popular than Wheel of Fortune; earns better on location
Stern DMD-era game serving as donor machine for Hangover trilogy retheme; features five modes that Brian adapted for Hangover storyline
Stern game; poor sales prospects in UK due to limited cable-only broadcast availability and low theme recognition; Phil orders only 5-10 units
Stern pinball game designed by Pat Lawlor with collaboration from Dwight Sullivan, Keith Johnson, Lonnie Ropp; features 800+ voice lines and miniature playfield; exceeded Jack's expectations
Stern Pinball machine used as main tournament game at Rocky Mountain Showdown; described as difficult scoring, reliable mechanically, well-received
Pinball machine made available for Dutch Pinball Association competition by sponsor JVH Gaming Products
Tournament game at Texas Pinball Festival; features miniature replica playfield with five TV modes, wizard mode, captive ball mechanics, and multi-ball sequences combining main and mini playfields
First tutorial video recorded by Bowen Kerins at end of 2011; started tutorial video series
Pinball game with mini playfield using same flipper buttons; contrasted with Munsters' dual-button approach
Stern pinball game in Kerry King's collection; he and his wife enjoy the show and the game