Super Mario Bros. Mushroom World Pinball Tutorial & Gameplay (Gottlieb 1992) 

Charles Martinet’s first Mario voice acting was actually on the previous/first Mario pinball table, "Super Mario Bros. (Gottlieb 1992)"

Charles is an absolute legend, his personality is so infectious! Thank you for watching! ☺️

It would be great but I can't see it happening sadly as they currently only have the licence to reproduce Bally/Williams machines and both Mario machines were made by Gottlieb. The Pinball Arcade still has the license to release Gottlieb titles I believe but they just aren't doing anything with it sadly. Thanks for stopping by!

Thanks for sticking it out to the end! :D Glad to hear it brought you back some good memories!

It's unique that's for sure! 😁

@@onetwoone418 It's pretty cool, glad you got to experience it too! 😁 Thanks for watching!

I thought some of the sounds triggered an area of my brain where I recognised them but wasn't sure where from - You're spot on. Thanks for watching!

@@MajesticPinball So I read a little bit more on this, actually. Gottlieb was working on a Link to the Past table at one point that ended up getting turned into Gladiators and released the year after this. I'm actually wondering if both this table and that one ended up being developed in tandem. Looking at the two tables, the Gladiators table actually looks VERY similar in layout to this one, just extended further, made harder, and having a more comprehensive set of modes. The sound effects might've just been left overs from that project and while they were in the middle of redeveloping it, they threw them in here.

😂😂 boom-boom hole is a bit of you surely?

I thought this machine might be a bit of you haha. All good here mate, hope the same for you?

⁠@@MajesticPinballhaha, you’re spot on! Fab pleased to hear it buddy, yep all good thank u 😊

Totally agree with that! Thanks for watching!🙂

My pleasure, thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment! :)

Would love to see a modern day Pac-Man themed machine... There are some rumours Stern are working on a Pokemon machine but who knows when that would be released. Thanks for stopping by to comment!

It's pretty cool! Thanks for watching! :)

@@MajesticPinball Easy to use Is very interactable Sucked up tokens It was perfect

It was also small, perfect for children

It's a shame this sort of pin never caught on, especially in today's arcades filled with redemption style ticket machines, this machine has the ability to dispense tickets so would be perfect for an arcade now

Absolutely, all the points seem to be in the video modes. Thanks for watching all the way through! 🍄

I think they're both enjoyable although nothing too ground-breaking or exciting going on with either of the games. Thanks for watching! 😁

It is very small especially when next to a regular sized machine, it's a perfect introduction to pinball for children though! Thanks for watching ☺️

You got it! 😂😂

Didn't know that, will have to give that a try if I see one again anytime soon. Thanks for watching! :)

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Whooooop! Thanks for making it to the end! 😁

Very easy game indeed, it's really generous with extra balls too which is why I ended up draining a few of them otherwise this game could have run for hours! Thanks for watching

Thank you for checking it out and leaving a comment! 😁

That's a very good point, I'm guessing they were released around the same time to sort of cross-promote each other? I don't know too much about the history of the old Mario games so can't be sure. Thanks for watching though! ☺️

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This machine belongs to a customer so I always leave it how they like their games set up :)