My favorite pinball machine. I used to play it at this arcade that was right next to the movie theater in Albuquerque, NM. We used to go to the game room when I would visit my dad during the summer. I miss those visits...and my dad as well as he passed away about a month ago. Love ya dad.
There is a bar in my hometown, a very small town in Serbia, which has pinball machines amongst other stuff. I had the luck to play some of the greatest machines such as Funhouse, Dracula, Kings of Steel, Fish Tales, Centaur, Party Animal, and my personal favorite - Getaway II. Amazing things these pinball machines.
My favorite pinball game of all time. The party store by my house had it hidden away in a backroom. I might have been the only customer who knew it was there. Then one day it was gone and I was like WTF
My dad had this pinball machine about 5 or 6 years ago and my mom sold it after they got divorced. I still feel bad that I let her sell it because I know it was something my dad cared about and worked on a lot when I was a kid
That was my absolute favorite flipper 20 year ago.. :'o) .. Im very happy that a developer created a digital version for the IPad so that all fans can play this great flipper today. Das war mein absoluter Lieblings-Flipper vor ca. 20 Jahren. Ich freu mich, daß ein Entwickler eine digitale Version für das IPad entwickelt hat, so daß alle Fans auch heute diesen coolen Flipper ausprobieren und spielen können.. :0) ..
super fun table.. my first encounter with Rudy was in a roadside stopover at Lookout Mountain TN. It was the only pinball they had, it was late, lonely & dark. When the game went into 'hate' mode, I had to say...it was disturbing. Fantastic!
I used to play this as a kid, and looking back now Rudy is eerily similar to the dummy Fats in the movie Magic starring Anthony Hopkins. Great movie and great machine
Ed boon does supply the voice of Rudy and Rudy does look like Ed boon,that is why Rudy has thick eyebrows,just like Ed boon does. I love funhouse! Best pin ever!
it is very true, the parts only seem to be getting more expensive as the years go by. and yet somehow new companies are still forming (Jersey Jack and some other Spanish company I can't remember off the top of my head). i keep hoping for a comeback in pins, been playing them all my life
i just nailed 29,377,600 on the Nintendo 3DS version! I'm falling in love with this machine and now i really want it in real life haha. I'm jealous of you
@tattyadams I am probably the same way! Though it must be great to own an "extra mint" machine. I played only one, an Addams Family machine, in Northern NJ at Castle Pinball before it closed down (sadly after I played it, he sold it off right away). I am hoping one day these arcade owners will know the value of refurbishing their old machines.
Hi, it has a NEW diamond plated playfield as well as new ramps, plastics, decals, legs, glass, pin led displays etc, etc as in the description. Like the Altoids reference though ;-))
I didn't know that! I don't know if you're familiar with Black Knight 2000, but I found out Steve Ritchie, who was the voice of Shao Kahn in Mortal Kombat 2 & 3, was the voice of the Black Knight. Now I thought I heard Shao Kahn's disembodied voice in that machine somehow :-P
I have it on the Pinball arcade but they lost the rights to bally and Williams last year so it's no longer available to buy, Now zen studios' Pinball FX3 have the rights to emulate Bally/Williams tables so it could well end up on that. Also, this has been emulated on either or both visual pinball and future pinball.
@@tgm9991 Oh, then I hope it gets done for Pinball FX3, I already have got a lot tables for that. Just looked up, it really is in Visual Pinball and Future Pinball. Visual Pinball did a quite good job back for the time it was sold, but in comparison to nowadays visual effects it lacks a lot of lightning and colors. Future Pinball doesn't look that well, when it comes to the original colors and the head as well and is annoying with all the movement. Really hope they do it better for Pinball FX3.
I notice you have twilight zone as well. I read somewhere that the clock on twilight zone? Was originally made for funhouse but they could not fit it in on funhouse so they used it for twilight zone instead.
my new arcade got this but the overhead lights reflect on the top part and you can't see to play, and they won't move it or undo the lights, so I had to watch this to see what I'm missing. sad.
Wow, table looks amazing! I noticed that at 5:03 the score screen says "extra ball at 14,400,000 points". Is that a custom feature you created, because I only ever remember being able to get an extra ball in this game if either you got the gangway bonus enough times to activate the red triangle near the right flipper, or if you activated the "extra ball" feature from the bonus reward hole and for either one claimed the extra ball by succesfully shooting the ball into the windtunnel hole.
Ah, I didn't know that. I think I'd rather get an extra ball than a free game just because 14 million is a pretty good score for this table and a free game instead of an extra ball means you are that much closer to getting a game over and having to start back at 0 points. With an extra ball you have an opportunity to reset the mystery mirror and get all the rewards again including super frenzy and extra ball, plus get the gangway extra ball bonus as well, plus of course midnight madness. Just what is Rudy hiding underneath that trap door that makes him freak out so much anyway, it's pretty creepy lol.
I just picked one of these up for $100. It plays but needs some work. Do you think its worth it to spend like $1500 to get it fully restored? Thats what I want to do.
Joe if you're in to restoring pinball machines. If you just want to play FunHouse you can buy it digital for 5 bucks, and in working condition they seem to float around $900 to $1200, like most machines.
Haha! Good looking game, but "extra mint"? Really? Unless it came with a free box of Altoids then no machine is "extra mint". Extra mint is just a stupid marketing slogan used to jack up the price of pinball machines. Now, if it was "diamond plated", that would be worth paying premium for. "Extra Mint" not so much.