Bram Stoker's Dracula is a game mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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Bram Stoker's Dracula can stack multiple multiball modes simultaneously, which is a major draw for players.
Lightning flippers (1-1/8 inch) are unique to Bram Stoker's Dracula among pinball machines.
Bram Stoker's Dracula was manufactured in April 1993 by Williams with approximately 6,800 units produced.
Bram Stoker's Dracula features three separate multiballs: mist multiball, castle multiball, and coffin multiball, with each adding 10 million to the jackpot
Gottlieb pinball machine from 1980 that Emily's father purchased in 2009, Emily currently owns a Timeline Gottlieb version from 1980
Williams/Bally classic game Dan restored; known for complex and controversial Mist Multiball mechanism; previously owned by Adam, then Mike, now Dan.
Referenced for having packed set dressing with small houses; Alan contrasts its approach to Whitewater's focused narrative
Pinball game at Three Kings Tavern that initially drew Cassie into competitive play due to her love of the movie
1993 Williams game; ranked #3 on the list; recently restored by Dr. Shock with notable flipper coil-stop failure
WPC game; heavily modded example listed at $6,500 and sold within hours on secondary market; typically $3,000-$4,500 range
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Bram Stoker's Dracula many units shipped with lightning flippers that created larger flipper gaps
Bram Stoker's Dracula has jumped from ~$3,500 to $5,000-$6,500 in recent secondary market sales
A heavily modded Bram Stoker's Dracula listed for $6,500 sold within 3 hours
Bram Stoker's Dracula captures the feel and oddity of the Bram Stoker novel through its video modes and multiball stacking mechanics
Getting three skill shots locks in a permanent skill shot pattern for subsequent locks
Dracula has a Midnight mode that triggers special functionality when played at midnight
Bat bonus can reach 50 million points on ball one and repeats at the end of every subsequent ball
The mystery feature on the Dead Flip Dracula machine has been disabled to prevent random 20-million-point awards
Lightning flippers make Dracula significantly more difficult than standard flippers
The game exhibits extreme high-variance scoring with no middle ground between 40M and 400M point ranges
Bram Stoker's Dracula was released from Williams (then called 'Harry Williams') in 1993
Ball save from skill shot is approximately 30 milliseconds
Classic pinball; secondary market prices jumped from ~$3,500 to $5,000-$6,500 recently; strong collector demand signal
Williams 1992 pinball machine; subject of gameplay analysis; features three stacking multiballs, mist multiball, bats/rats bonuses, and lucrative ramp shots
Pinball machine in Todd's Maritime lineup; played by Alan during visit; example of varied game selection.
Solid-state pinball machine with walking magnet mechanism compared to Galaxy's similar feature
Williams/Sega pinball from 1992-93; complex game with mist multiball, castle multiball, coffin multiball; Dan recently acquired one and is troubleshooting the mist multiball mechanism
1993 Williams pinball game designed by Barry Osler and Mark Springer; features System 11-era design, three multiball modes, and unique 1-1/8 inch lightning flippers; ~6,800 units produced
Classic pinball game; Jason's detailed case study of a meaningful collecting experience involving audiobook, long drive, and lyrical inspiration
Machine Scott Ian is selling; willing to let go for $3,100 as Poor Man's Pinball special to fund Jurassic Park acquisition
Pinball machine owned by Scott Ian; being considered for trade or sale; high demand in used market
Referenced as darker, more adult-themed game compared to Elvira's lighter tone
Game being picked up by Drew tomorrow; has been in transit for 2-2.5 weeks; located 2 blocks from his home
1990s Williams DMD machine acquired by Drew from Troy 'Bob' Smith; first machine he's buying without having played; currently being serviced; one of better playfield Williams examples after early revision issues
Vintage pinball machine being traded by Drew; valued around $3,600; Sam Stern game referenced as desired trade target
Drew's older machine with all incandescent lighting; Drew performed his first LED upgrade on this game
Game previously owned by Jessica, sold to friend Josh, features Jermaine Clement art that could be re-themed as 'What We Do in the Shadows'
Pinball machine Zach Sharpe had for sale that led to first phone contact with Greg; Greg was interested but eventually didn't purchase
#2 on magnet list; features mist multiball with ball on magnet-controlled rope and track creating visual illusion of Dracula control
Tournament game featuring magnetic field mechanic; Ralph placed 2nd and used it to redeem himself after Hot Doggin' meltdown
Williams title; owned multiple times by Hoagie; consistently missed after trading; identified as biggest regret in collection decisions; multi-ball focused gameplay
Data East classic; strongly preferred over Aerosmith by both hosts; praised for multiball stacking and gameplay depth
Williams pinball machine ranked #6, discussed for multiple multiball modes and deep rules
#8 on list; has outlane-hungry design and flipper gap issues from lightning flipper variants
Williams 1993 pinball machine; classic stacking game being streamed and explained in detail; features multiple modes, multiball, and complex rule set
Pinball machine being played during day 3 of themed week
Williams 1993 pinball machine, topic of this Dead Flip episode; described as 'fan favorite' but 'ball buster' with known code bugs
Spooky Pinball machine being played extensively; features discussed include mist add-a-balls, ramp mechanics, bats modes, coffin shots
Pinball machine featured prominently in Day 3 of Dracula week streaming event
Data East pinball machine, subject of week-long streaming marathon on DeadFlip
Classic pinball machine; subject of week-long tournament streaming; known for dark theme, difficult shots, and rewarding gameplay
Spooky Pinball machine, primary subject of gameplay footage
Pinball machine being played during episode; focus game for the week
Classic pinball machine being played in competitive Pinburgh-format tournament on Dead Flip
Pinball machine mentioned in trading discussion between hosts
Pinball machine available at Deadflip studio for tournament
Williams 1993 pinball machine being played on stream, features Dracula theme with vampire/Carpathian mechanics
Classic pinball machine featuring Dracula theme; subject of Dead Flip gameplay stream; set to hard difficulty
Classic pinball machine discussed for flipper coil specifications; features steep ramp and lightning flippers
Available at venue; noted as broken
Stern pinball machine; included as backup machine in 24-hour stream rotation in case other machines fail
Classic pinball machine; chat discussion reveals WMS designer tweeted at Jack when he played the game
Pinball machine being played and discussed throughout stream; Jack giving it 'full week' of focus for stream content
Pinball machine recently fixed by Gavin and present at DeadFlip arcade venue
Pinball machine being played and streamed; subject of experimental camera positioning
Machine in DeadFlip collection
1992 Williams pinball machine being streamed; features three multiballs, skill shots, video mode, and complex ruleset
Pinball machine in Dead Flip studio collection (behind door); Jack Danger recommends it highly
Pinball machine referenced; Nick wants to get it running
1993 Williams pinball machine based on film; subject of entire stream. Machine configured with lightning flippers and mystery disabled.
Williams 1993 pinball machine being played and discussed; gameplay includes coffin locks, bats/rats modes, multiball
Pinball machine outside DeadFlip's studio
Pinball machine owned by DeadFlip; referenced in machine inventory
Pinball machine with slower reset mechanics due to multiball locking requirements
Williams Pinball title (1993); featured Mist Multiball magnetic ball mover mechanism designed by Zofia Ryan and Barry Oursler; took 3-4 weeks to complete; patented
Ranked #4 in the Pinbotz guide
Williams pinball machine released in 1993 featuring vampire/Dracula theme with Mist Multiball mode
Digital pinball table; licensed from Sony as part of package deal; upcoming Farsight release
Tournament table for September 2015 Blockade competition
Machine where Luke apparently wiggled ball out of mist lock; now may be illegal per IFPA rules.
Williams WPC pinball machine, 1993; host's first owned machine; features multiball stacking, werewolf video mode, and heavy reinforced playfield
Williams 1993 release; ranked #5 in community Halloween list; features missed multiball mechanic and benefits from PinSound upgrade
Classic Williams game for which Allen created alternative back glass design
Game Neal encountered in Jerusalem arcade during international business travel, memorable title from 1990s
Williams release; listed by Rhodes as one of all-time favorite games
Barry Oursler design; referenced for ramp and spot target positioning and bat round mechanic adapted as grill malfunction round
Williams 1992 game; features Gary Oldman voice; licensed substantial movie footage; noted for iconic atmosphere despite mixed layout design
Don's first personal game acquisition; played 1000+ times before trading up; currently borrowed/lent at Wormhole; represents starting point in collecting journey
Classic pinball game featured prominently in discussion; Arvid's favorite competition game
Barry Ousler game with ball locks, ramps, and originally included Keanu Reeves likeness in extra plastics
Williams game with Zofia Bill mechanical engineering; features missed multiball mech (ball lock around left ramp, coffin lock, rising mechanism).
Pinball machine referenced as having similar rule design philosophy (no real points until stacking multiballs).
Referenced as example of game Alan had to play in first tournament without prior experience or coaching
Features dog/werewolf shooting video mode with risk-reward mechanics; one of the hosts' top-ranked video modes for design and theme integration
Early-1990s Williams game shipped with lightning flippers; frequently cited as unplayable when set up easy with full-size flippers but excellent with factory lightning flippers
Referenced as comparison for left ramp design on Bad Cats
Williams DMD game by Oursler; features Mist Multiball and Dracula magnet mechanics; considered masterpiece with lightning flippers