Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is a 1995 pinball game manufactured by Sega, designed by John Borg, and based on Kenneth Branagh's film adaptation. As Sega's first American pinball release, it became their best-selling pinball game with 3,000 units produced, featuring a high-resolution DMD display, Paul Faris artwork, a Frankenstein toy with ball locks, and the Edgar Winter Group's instrumental rock song 'Frankenstein.' The game was later ported to the Pinball Arcade digital platform.
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Mary Shelley's Frankenstein was the best-selling Sega game with 3,000 units sold in January 1995
Paul Ferris created the artwork for Mary Shelley's Frankenstein pinball game
Frankenstein (Sega) Geneva multiball rewards accuracy more than other multiballs on the game
Sega pinball game played at SPL with ramp multiball and scoop multiball mechanics
Sega game ranked #4 by Dennis. Three-flipper, one ramp, auto-plunge. Features Frankenstein toy throwing balls toward flippers, Edgar Winter song. Host dislikes it heavily.
Sega 1995 release; Beta Blah discussion; features high-resolution DMD; criticized for ugly toy design and dark lighting on Farsight version
Pinball Arcade title; featured in Twitch stream showing preview of new UI at 18-minute mark
Sega-manufactured pinball machine from 1995; ranked #12; designed by John Borg; based on Kenneth Branagh film adaptation
First Sega American pinball game (January 1995, 3,000 units); John Borg design; features big DMD, Paul Faris artwork, Frankenstein toy with ball locks, Edgar Winter song; best-selling Sega game
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Data East game where the arms/grab mechanism from the dinosaur prototype were repurposed; mechanical arms hit playfield glass during testing but issue was not discovered until after design completion.
1995 Sega pinball; features Edgar Winter Group song 'Frankenstein'; good game with great instrumental rock song