High Speed (L-3) - Gioco MAME

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High Speed © 1986 Williams Electronics Games, Incorporated.

DATI TECNICI
Williams System 11
Numero modello: 541

CPU principale: M6808 (@ 1 MHz)
CPU sonora: Motorola M6809 (@ 2 MHz), OKI M6808 (@ 1 MHz)
Chip sonori: (2x) DAC, HC55516

CURIOSITÀ
This game was based on designer Steve Ritchie's real-life high-speed (146 mph) chase from the police in his 1979 Porsche 928.

During its design, it was joking referred to as 'High Cost' by some rival Williams designers, due to the production cost for this game at the time it was made.

High Speed was the first pinball to play a complete song, and also:
The first Williams pinball game to use alpha-numeric displays.
The first diverter in a pinball.
The first 'Kick-Big' (kicker and scoop) in a pinball.
The first use of Auto Percentaging (for replay scores).
The first 'Jackpot' in a pinball, during multi-ball and the first 'Jackpot' that carried over between games.

17,080 units were produced.

The 'Dispatch, this is 504' voices were done by both Steve Ritchie and Larry DeMar who recorded the voices while speaking via 2-way radios.

PUNTEGGIO
High Speed target scoring is as follows (summary):

• Slingshots: 10 points.
• Spinner: 100 points per spin.
• Lit Spinner: 1000 points per spin.
• Bumpers: 500 points
• Freeway Scores:

o 1/ 25,000;
o 2/ 50,000;
o 3/ 75,000;
o 4/100,000;
o 5/Light Extra Ball

• Ramp:

o 1/ 50,000;
o 2/ 75,000;
o 3/100,000

BONUS TOTAL SCORING

• Plunger (starting): 1,000 points
• Stoplight Target: 1,000 points
• Outlanes: 3,000 points

SERIE

• High Speed (1986)
• The Getaway - High Speed II (1992)

STAFF
Design and Concept: Steve Ritchie (SSR)
Software: Larry DeMar (LED)
Sounds: Bill Parod, Steve Ritchie, Eugene Jarvis
Graphic Progettazione di: Mark Sprenger
Backglass: Python Anghelo

CONVERSIONI

• CONSOLE:

Nintendo NES (1991) - developed by Rare.

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