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A few months after ''Family Guy'' came out, Stern Pinball released ''Shrek'', based on the [[WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}} first three films]] in the series. It was a rethemed version of ''Family Guy'', allowing Stern to [[LighterAndSofter sell the same game to a wider audience,]] particularly Europe (where ''Family Guy'' was not as popular).
In terms of gameplay, ''Shrek'' and ''Family Guy'' are exactly the same -- the changes were to the artwork, sound effects, and jokes. Some owners have even installed ''Shrek'' game [=ROMs=] into their ''Family Guy'' machines to get two titles in the same cabinet.
In terms of gameplay, ''Shrek'' and ''Family Guy'' are exactly the same -- the changes were to the artwork, sound effects, and jokes. Some owners have even installed ''Shrek'' game [=ROMs=] into their ''Family Guy'' machines to get two titles in the same cabinet.
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A few months after ''Family Guy'' came out, Stern Pinball released ''Shrek'', based on the [[WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}} first three films]] in the series. It was a rethemed version of ''Family Guy'', allowing Stern to [[LighterAndSofter sell the same game to a wider audience,]] particularly in Europe (where ''Family Guy'' was not as popular).
In terms of gameplay, ''Shrek'' and ''Family Guy'' are exactly the same -- the changes were to the artwork, sound effects, and jokes. Some owners have even installed ''Shrek'' game [=ROMs=] into their ''Family Guy'' machines to get two titles in the samecabinet.
cabinet (or to [[MindScrew mess with unsuspecting players]]).
In terms of gameplay, ''Shrek'' and ''Family Guy'' are exactly the same -- the changes were to the artwork, sound effects, and jokes. Some owners have even installed ''Shrek'' game [=ROMs=] into their ''Family Guy'' machines to get two titles in the same
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* DevelopmentHell[=/=]WagTheDirector: According to sound developer Jeff Powell, ''Shrek'' was originally envisioned as a quick and inexpensive two-month project. Unfortunately, due to contractual requirements from the actors and licensing issues with Music/SmashMouth,[[note]]The actors all had final approval of their sound-alikes, and Smash Mouth insisted that the game used their original recording instead of a cover version[[/note]] it ended up ballooning to double the schedule and nearly triple the budget.
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* DevelopmentHell[=/=]WagTheDirector: According to sound developer Jeff Powell, ''Shrek'' was originally envisioned as a quick and inexpensive two-month project. Unfortunately, due to contractual requirements from the actors and licensing issues with Music/SmashMouth,[[note]]The actors all had to give final approval of for their sound-alikes, and Smash Mouth insisted that the game used use their original recording of "All Star" instead of a cover version[[/note]] it ended up ballooning to double the schedule and nearly triple the budget.
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* RageAgainstTheReflection: Prince Charming's playfield target, which consists of his mirror mounted on a pillar (formerly the ''Family Guy'' beer can).
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* VillainDecay: Prince Charming, who was already a pretty ineffectual villain in the movies, practically becomes one of the heroes here.
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* DevelopmentHell[=/=]WagTheDirector: According to sound developer Jeff Powell, ''Shrek'' was originally envisioned as a quick and inexpensive two-month project. Unfortunately, due to requirements from the actors and muscians,[[note]]The actors all had final approval of their sound-alikes, and Smash Mouth insisted that the game used their original recording instead of a cover version[[/note]] it ended up ballooning to double the schedule and nearly triple the budget.
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* DevelopmentHell[=/=]WagTheDirector: According to sound developer Jeff Powell, ''Shrek'' was originally envisioned as a quick and inexpensive two-month project. Unfortunately, due to contractual requirements from the actors and muscians,[[note]]The licensing issues with Music/SmashMouth,[[note]]The actors all had final approval of their sound-alikes, and Smash Mouth insisted that the game used their original recording instead of a cover version[[/note]] it ended up ballooning to double the schedule and nearly triple the budget.
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* RealSongThemeTune: The game includes the first verse of "All Star" by Smash Mouth.
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* RealSongThemeTune: The game includes the first verse of "All Star" by Smash Mouth.Music/SmashMouth.
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* TheOtherDarrin: The substitute voice actors for Creator/MikeMyers, Creator/EddieMurphy, and the other actors.
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* TheOtherDarrin: The substitute voice actors for Creator/MikeMyers, Mike Myers, Creator/EddieMurphy, and the other actors.
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->'''Donkey:''' "You should warn somebody before you do that. I had my mouth open and everything!"
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In terms of gameplay, ''Shrek'' and ''Family Guy'' are exactly the same -- the changes were only to the artwork and sound effects, as well as replacing the abrasive humor of ''Family Guy'' with ''Shrek's'' family-friendlier jokes. Some owners have even installed ''Shrek'' game [=ROMs=] into their ''Family Guy'' machines to get two titles within the same cabinet.
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In terms of gameplay, ''Shrek'' and ''Family Guy'' are exactly the same -- the changes were only to the artwork and artwork, sound effects, as well as replacing the abrasive humor of ''Family Guy'' with ''Shrek's'' family-friendlier and jokes. Some owners have even installed ''Shrek'' game [=ROMs=] into their ''Family Guy'' machines to get two titles within in the same cabinet.
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* DevelopmentHell[=/=]WagTheDirector: According to sound developer Jeff Powell, ''Shrek'' was originally envisioned as a quick and inexpensive two-month project. Unfortunately, due to requirements from the actors and muscians,[[note]]The actors all had final approval of their sound-alikes, and Smash Mouth insisted that the game used their original recording instead of a cover version[[/note]] it ended up ballooning to double the schedule and nearly triple the budget.
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* TheOtherDarrin: The substitute voice actors for Creator/MikeMyers, Creator/EddieMurphy, and the other actors.
* RealSongThemeTune: The game includes the first verse of "All Star" by Smash Mouth.
* RealSongThemeTune: The game includes the first verse of "All Star" by Smash Mouth.
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In terms of gameplay, ''Shrek'' and ''Family Guy'' are exactly the same -- only the artwork and sound effects have been changed. Some owners have even installed ''Shrek'' game [=ROMs=] into their ''Family Guy'' machines to get two titles within the same cabinet.
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In terms of gameplay, ''Shrek'' and ''Family Guy'' are exactly the same -- the changes were only to the artwork and sound effects have been changed.effects, as well as replacing the abrasive humor of ''Family Guy'' with ''Shrek's'' family-friendlier jokes. Some owners have even installed ''Shrek'' game [=ROMs=] into their ''Family Guy'' machines to get two titles within the same cabinet.
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A few months after ''Family Guy'' came out, Stern Pinball released ''Shrek'', based on the [[WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}} first three films]] in the series. It used a rethemed version of the ''Family Guy'' game, allowing Stern to [[LighterAndSofter sell the same game to a wider audience,]] especially Europe (where ''Family Guy'' was not as popular).
In terms of gameplay, ''Shrek'' and ''Family Guy'' are the exact same game -- only the artwork and sound effects have been changed. Some owners have even installed ''Shrek'' game [=ROMs=] into their ''Family Guy'' machines to get two games with the same cabinet.
In terms of gameplay, ''Shrek'' and ''Family Guy'' are the exact same game -- only the artwork and sound effects have been changed. Some owners have even installed ''Shrek'' game [=ROMs=] into their ''Family Guy'' machines to get two games with the same cabinet.
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A few months after ''Family Guy'' came out, Stern Pinball released ''Shrek'', based on the [[WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}} first three films]] in the series. It used was a rethemed version of the ''Family Guy'' game, Guy'', allowing Stern to [[LighterAndSofter sell the same game to a wider audience,]] especially particularly Europe (where ''Family Guy'' was not as popular).
In terms of gameplay, ''Shrek'' and ''Family Guy'' are exactly theexact same game -- only the artwork and sound effects have been changed. Some owners have even installed ''Shrek'' game [=ROMs=] into their ''Family Guy'' machines to get two games with titles within the same cabinet.
In terms of gameplay, ''Shrek'' and ''Family Guy'' are exactly the
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[[caption-width-right:350:The Griffins, reimagined]]
A few months after ''Family Guy'' came out, Stern Pinball released ''Shrek'', based on the [[WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}} first three films]] in the series. It used a rethemed version of the ''Family Guy'' game, allowing Stern to [[LighterAndSofter sell the same game to a wider audience,]] especially Europe (where ''Family Guy'' was not as popular).
In terms of gameplay, ''Shrek'' and ''Family Guy'' are the exact same game -- only the artwork and sound effects have been changed. Some owners have even installed ''Shrek'' game [=ROMs=] into their ''Family Guy'' machines to get two games with the same cabinet.
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* LighterAndSofter
* RecycledSet
* SpellingBonus: On the main playfield, spelling BABY repeatedly starts Baby Multiball, while spelling PINBALL enables Donkey's pinball machine. Donkey's pinball has FIONA, [-(Gingerbread)-] MAN, SHREK, PUSS, and CHARM [-(Prince Charming)-].
* WizardMode: Aside from name changes, all of the Wizard Modes are the same as those of ''Family Guy'':
** The sub-Wizard Modes "TV Wizard" and "Stewie Multiball" have been renamed to "Swamp Wizard" and "Donkey Multiball".
** The main Wizard Mode, "Sperm Attack", becomes the age-appropriate "Far Far Away".
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[[caption-width-right:350:The Griffins, reimagined]]
A few months after ''Family Guy'' came out, Stern Pinball released ''Shrek'', based on the [[WesternAnimation/{{Shrek}} first three films]] in the series. It used a rethemed version of the ''Family Guy'' game, allowing Stern to [[LighterAndSofter sell the same game to a wider audience,]] especially Europe (where ''Family Guy'' was not as popular).
In terms of gameplay, ''Shrek'' and ''Family Guy'' are the exact same game -- only the artwork and sound effects have been changed. Some owners have even installed ''Shrek'' game [=ROMs=] into their ''Family Guy'' machines to get two games with the same cabinet.
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!!The ''Shrek'' pinball demonstrates the following tropes:
* LighterAndSofter
* RecycledSet
* SpellingBonus: On the main playfield, spelling BABY repeatedly starts Baby Multiball, while spelling PINBALL enables Donkey's pinball machine. Donkey's pinball has FIONA, [-(Gingerbread)-] MAN, SHREK, PUSS, and CHARM [-(Prince Charming)-].
* WizardMode: Aside from name changes, all of the Wizard Modes are the same as those of ''Family Guy'':
** The sub-Wizard Modes "TV Wizard" and "Stewie Multiball" have been renamed to "Swamp Wizard" and "Donkey Multiball".
** The main Wizard Mode, "Sperm Attack", becomes the age-appropriate "Far Far Away".
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A modified version of this game appeared on ABC Television's ''Good Morning America'' on January 18, 2008, as part of a segment commemorating the 60th Anniversary of {{Pinball}}[[note]]More accurately, the 60th Anniversary of the electro-mechanical flipper, as debuted on Creator/{{Gottlieb}}'s ''Humpty Dumpty''[[/note]]. The TV Modes have been replaced with GMA segments, and the Griffins swapped out with the show's hosts. The "Good Morning America" pinball machine currently resides in the Green Room of ABC's New York City studio.
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A modified version of this game appeared on ABC Television's ''Good Morning America'' on January 18, 2008, as part of a segment commemorating the 60th Anniversary of {{Pinball}}[[note]]More {{Pinball}}.[[note]]More accurately, the 60th Anniversary of the electro-mechanical flipper, as debuted on Creator/{{Gottlieb}}'s ''Humpty Dumpty''[[/note]]. Dumpty''[[/note]] The TV Modes have been were replaced with GMA segments, and the Griffins were swapped out with photos of the show's hosts. The "Good Morning America" pinball machine currently resides in the Green Room of ABC's New York City studio.
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A modified version of this game appeared on ABC Television's ''Good Morning America'' on January 18, 2008, as part of a segment commemorating the 60th Anniversary of {{Pinball}}[[note]]More accurately, the 60th Anniversary of the elecro-mechanical flipper, as debuted on Creator/{{Gottlieb}}'s ''Humpty Dumpty''[[/note]]. The TV Modes have been replaced with GMA segments, and the Griffins swapped out with the show's hosts. The "Good Morning America" pinball machine currently resides in the Green Room of ABC's New York City studio.
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A modified version of this game appeared on ABC Television's ''Good Morning America'' on January 18, 2008, as part of a segment commemorating the 60th Anniversary of {{Pinball}}[[note]]More accurately, the 60th Anniversary of the elecro-mechanical electro-mechanical flipper, as debuted on Creator/{{Gottlieb}}'s ''Humpty Dumpty''[[/note]]. The TV Modes have been replaced with GMA segments, and the Griffins swapped out with the show's hosts. The "Good Morning America" pinball machine currently resides in the Green Room of ABC's New York City studio.
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A modified version of this game appeared on ABC Television's ''Good Morning America'' on January 18, 2008, as part of a segment commemorating the 60th Anniversary of {{Pinball}}. The TV Modes have been replaced with GMA segments, and the Griffins swapped out with the show's hosts. The "Good Morning America" pinball machine currently resides in the Green Room of ABC's New York City studio.
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A modified version of this game appeared on ABC Television's ''Good Morning America'' on January 18, 2008, as part of a segment commemorating the 60th Anniversary of {{Pinball}}.{{Pinball}}[[note]]More accurately, the 60th Anniversary of the elecro-mechanical flipper, as debuted on Creator/{{Gottlieb}}'s ''Humpty Dumpty''[[/note]]. The TV Modes have been replaced with GMA segments, and the Griffins swapped out with the show's hosts. The "Good Morning America" pinball machine currently resides in the Green Room of ABC's New York City studio.
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A modified version of this game appeared on ABC Television's ''Good Morning America'' on January 18, 2008, as part of a segment commemorating the 60th Anniversary of {{Pinball}}. The world's first and only "Good Morning America" pinball machine currently resides in the Green Room of ABC's New York City studio.
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A modified version of this game appeared on ABC Television's ''Good Morning America'' on January 18, 2008, as part of a segment commemorating the 60th Anniversary of {{Pinball}}. The world's first TV Modes have been replaced with GMA segments, and only the Griffins swapped out with the show's hosts. The "Good Morning America" pinball machine currently resides in the Green Room of ABC's New York City studio.
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A modified version of this game appeared on ABC Television's ''Good Morning America'' on January 18, 2008 as the world's first and only "Good Morning America" pinball machine. It currently resides in the Green Room of ABC's New York City studio.
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A modified version of this game appeared on ABC Television's ''Good Morning America'' on January 18, 2008 2008, as part of a segment commemorating the 60th Anniversary of {{Pinball}}. The world's first and only "Good Morning America" pinball machine. It machine currently resides in the Green Room of ABC's New York City studio.
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* ButtMonkey: Meg.
-->'''Stewie:''' "I never thought I'd see Meg ''worth'' something."
-->'''Stewie:''' "I never thought I'd see Meg ''worth'' something."
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* AdjustableCensorship: The game's content levels can be set from "Adult", "Moderate", and "Family." The setting affects the voice clips and animations featured, and alternate labels can be applied to the playfield elements to match. However, even the mildest "Family" level will include some [[ToiletHumor fart references.]]
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* AdjustableCensorship: The game's content levels can be set from "Adult", "Moderate", and "Family." The setting affects the voice clips and animations featured, and alternate labels can be applied to the playfield elements to match. However, even the mildest "Family" level will include some [[ToiletHumor fart references.jokes.]]
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* DoubleEntendre: It wouldn't be ''Family Guy'' without it.
-->'''Quagmire:''' "You must be a flipper, 'cause you can smack my balls around any time!"
-->'''Quagmire:''' "You must be a flipper, 'cause you can smack my balls around any time!"
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* FrothyMugsOfWater: On milder settings, the beer can is shown on the dot-matrix display as "Root Beer", with an alternate label to match.
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* FrothyMugsOfWater: On milder settings, the beer can is shown on the dot-matrix display as "Root Beer", with an alternate Beer". The game includes a matching label to match.for the beer can on the playfield.
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-->'''Peter:''' "It's time to play Stewie Pinball. Shoot the TV!"
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* TakeThatPlayer: Peter insults the player if he drains during Happy Hour.
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* TakeThatPlayer: Peter insults Numerous. In just one example, if the player if he drains during Happy Hour.Hour:
-->'''Peter:''' "Milk, milk, lemonade -- around the corner fudge is made!"
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* VomitIndiscretionShot: "Ipecac Contest".Contest", and how.
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-->'''Stewie:''' "Damn you silver orb!"
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* SignatureStyle: More than two flippers (five, if you count Stewie's table), a soft-plunge SkillShot, a mini-playfield, and dual inlanes for the left flipper.
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* SignatureStyle: More than two flippers (five, if you count Stewie's table), a soft-plunge SkillShot, a mini-playfield, and dual inlanes for the left flipper.
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* SkillShot: Soft plunge the ball, then shoot the "F" in F-A-R-T after launch. Alternately, immediately shoot the ball through the Super Jackpot tunnel for a Super Skill Shot.
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* SkillShot: Soft plunge the ball, then shoot Shoot the "F" in F-A-R-T after launch. Alternately, immediately shoot the ball through the Super Jackpot tunnel for a Super Skill Shot.
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-->'''Stewie:''' "Victory shall be mine!"
-->'''Peter:''' "I'd like to think of drinking as a talent."
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-->'''Peter:''' "Only a jackass would leave happy hour early."
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-->'''Peter:''' "Only a jackass would leave happy hour Happy Hour early."
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-->'''Stewie:''' "Damn you silver orb!"
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* AssShove: The match sequence involves Brian blowing and popping a bubble-gum bubble from his rear.
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* SpellingBonus: Spelling FART repeatedly starts Fart Multiball, while spelling PINBALL enables Stewie's pinball machine.
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* SpellingBonus: Spelling On the main playfield, spelling FART repeatedly starts Fart Multiball, while spelling PINBALL enables Stewie's pinball machine.machine. Stewie's pinball has BRIAN, MEG, PETER, LOIS, and CHRIS.
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Based on [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy the popular animated show]] by Creator/SethMacFarlane, the ''Family Guy'' pinball takes players through the memorable misadventures of the [[DysfunctionalFamily dysfunctional Griffin family.]] Fight the crazy monkey in Chris' closet, , help Stewie start a Sexy Party, hit Brian's beer can to bring about Happy Hour, and get Peter into a Chicken Fight over a coupon. As you progress, Stewie will get to play his own mini-pinball machine, all part of his plan to take over the world -- starting with ''your'' table. The gameplay is accompanied by numerous voice clips from the show, supplemented with additional dialog by Seth [=MacFarlane=].
A modified version of this game appeared on ABC Television's ''Good Morning America'' on January 18, 2008 as the "Good Morning America" pinball machine. It currently resides in the Green Room of ABC's New York City studio.
A modified version of this game appeared on ABC Television's ''Good Morning America'' on January 18, 2008 as the "Good Morning America" pinball machine. It currently resides in the Green Room of ABC's New York City studio.
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Based on [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy the popular animated show]] by Creator/SethMacFarlane, the ''Family Guy'' pinball takes players through the memorable misadventures of the [[DysfunctionalFamily dysfunctional Griffin family.]] Fight the crazy monkey in Chris' closet, , help Stewie start a Sexy Party, hit Brian's beer can to bring about Happy Hour, and get Peter into a Chicken Fight over a coupon. As you progress, Stewie will get to play his own mini-pinball machine, all part of his plan to take over the world -- starting with ''your'' table. The gameplay is accompanied by numerous voice clips from the show, supplemented with additional dialog by Seth [=MacFarlane=].
A modified version of this game appeared on ABC Television's ''Good Morning America'' on January 18, 2008 as the world's first and only "Good Morning America" pinball machine. It currently resides in the Green Room of ABC's New York City studio.
A modified version of this game appeared on ABC Television's ''Good Morning America'' on January 18, 2008 as the world's first and only "Good Morning America" pinball machine. It currently resides in the Green Room of ABC's New York City studio.
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Based on [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy the popular animated show]] by Creator/SethMacFarlane, the ''Family Guy'' pinball takes players through the memorable misadventures of the [[DysfunctionalFamily dysfunctional Griffin family.]] Fight the crazy monkey in Chris' closet, hit the beer can for Happy Hour, get Peter into a Chicken Fight, and help Stewie start a Sexy Party. As you progress, Stewie will begin to play his own mini-pinball machine, as part of his plan to take over the world -- starting with ''your'' table. The gameplay is accompanied by numerous voice clips from the show, supplemented with additional dialog by Seth [=MacFarlane=].
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Based on [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy the popular animated show]] by Creator/SethMacFarlane, the ''Family Guy'' pinball takes players through the memorable misadventures of the [[DysfunctionalFamily dysfunctional Griffin family.]] Fight the crazy monkey in Chris' closet, , help Stewie start a Sexy Party, hit the Brian's beer can for to bring about Happy Hour, and get Peter into a Chicken Fight, and help Stewie start Fight over a Sexy Party. coupon. As you progress, Stewie will begin get to play his own mini-pinball machine, as all part of his plan to take over the world -- starting with ''your'' table. The gameplay is accompanied by numerous voice clips from the show, supplemented with additional dialog by Seth [=MacFarlane=].
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* FreudWasRight: Shooting the Super Jackpot lane shows Peter driving a phallic-shaped car into a tunnel.
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* FreudWasRight: Shooting Invoked; shooting the Super Jackpot lane shows Peter driving a phallic-shaped car into a tunnel.
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Based on [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy the popular animated show]] by Creator/SethMacFarlane, the ''Family Guy'' pinball takes players through the memorable misadventures of the [[DysfunctionalFamily dysfunctional Griffin family.]] Fight the crazy monkey in Chris' closet, hit the beer can for Happy Hour, get Peter into a Chicken Fight, and help Stewie start a Sexy Party. Do well, and Stewie will begin to play his own mini-pinball machine, as part of his plan to take over the world -- starting with ''your'' table. The gameplay is accompanied by numerous voice clips from the show, supplemented with additional dialog by Seth [=MacFarlane=].
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Based on [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy the popular animated show]] by Creator/SethMacFarlane, the ''Family Guy'' pinball takes players through the memorable misadventures of the [[DysfunctionalFamily dysfunctional Griffin family.]] Fight the crazy monkey in Chris' closet, hit the beer can for Happy Hour, get Peter into a Chicken Fight, and help Stewie start a Sexy Party. Do well, and As you progress, Stewie will begin to play his own mini-pinball machine, as part of his plan to take over the world -- starting with ''your'' table. The gameplay is accompanied by numerous voice clips from the show, supplemented with additional dialog by Seth [=MacFarlane=].
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* DialogDuringGameplay: '''LOTS.''' Numerous games are needed to hear all of the voice clips.
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* DialogDuringGameplay: '''LOTS.''' Numerous games playthroughs are needed to hear all of the voice clips.
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Based on [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy the popular animated show]] by Creator/SethMacFarlane, the ''Family Guy'' pinball takes players through the memorable misadventures of the [[DysfunctionalFamily dysfunctional Griffin family.]] Fight the crazy monkey in Chris' closet, hit the beer can for Happy Hour, get Peter into a Chicken Fight, and help Stewie start a Sexy Party. Do well, and Stewie will begin to play his own mini-pinball machine, as part of his plan to take over the world... starting with ''your'' table. The gameplay is accompanied by numerous voice clips from the show, supplemented with additional dialog by Seth [=MacFarlane=].
A modified version of this game appeared on ABC Television's ''Good Morning America'' on January 18, 2008. The "Good Morning America" pinball currently resides in the Green Room of ABC's New York City studio.
A modified version of this game appeared on ABC Television's ''Good Morning America'' on January 18, 2008. The "Good Morning America" pinball currently resides in the Green Room of ABC's New York City studio.
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Based on [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy the popular animated show]] by Creator/SethMacFarlane, the ''Family Guy'' pinball takes players through the memorable misadventures of the [[DysfunctionalFamily dysfunctional Griffin family.]] Fight the crazy monkey in Chris' closet, hit the beer can for Happy Hour, get Peter into a Chicken Fight, and help Stewie start a Sexy Party. Do well, and Stewie will begin to play his own mini-pinball machine, as part of his plan to take over the world... world -- starting with ''your'' table. The gameplay is accompanied by numerous voice clips from the show, supplemented with additional dialog by Seth [=MacFarlane=].
A modified version of this game appeared on ABC Television's ''Good Morning America'' on January 18,2008. The 2008 as the "Good Morning America" pinball machine. It currently resides in the Green Room of ABC's New York City studio.
A modified version of this game appeared on ABC Television's ''Good Morning America'' on January 18,
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Based on [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy the popular animated show]] by Creator/SethMacFarlane, the ''Family Guy'' pinball takes players through the memorable misadventures of the [[DysfunctionalFamily dysfunctional Griffin family.]] Fight the crazy monkey in Chris' closet, hit the beer can for Happy Hour, get Peter into a Chicken Fight, and help Stewie start a Sexy Party. Do well, and Stewie will begin to play his own mini-pinball machine, as part of his plan to take over the world... starting with ''your'' game. The gameplay is accomplanied by numerous voice clips from the show, with additional dialog by Seth [=MacFarlane=] to give instructions.
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Based on [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy the popular animated show]] by Creator/SethMacFarlane, the ''Family Guy'' pinball takes players through the memorable misadventures of the [[DysfunctionalFamily dysfunctional Griffin family.]] Fight the crazy monkey in Chris' closet, hit the beer can for Happy Hour, get Peter into a Chicken Fight, and help Stewie start a Sexy Party. Do well, and Stewie will begin to play his own mini-pinball machine, as part of his plan to take over the world... starting with ''your'' game. table. The gameplay is accomplanied accompanied by numerous voice clips from the show, supplemented with additional dialog by Seth [=MacFarlane=] to give instructions.
[=MacFarlane=].
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-->'''Death:''' "Great! Now the whole world is laughing at me."
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''Family Guy'' is a PhysicalPinballTable designed by Creator/PatLawlor and released by Creator/SternPinball in 2007.
Based on [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy the popular animated show]] by Creator/SethMacFarlane, the ''Family Guy'' pinball takes players through the memorable misadventures of the [[DysfunctionalFamily dysfunctional Griffin family.]] Fight the crazy monkey in Chris' closet, hit the beer can for Happy Hour, get Peter into a Chicken Fight, and help Stewie start a Sexy Party. Do well, and Stewie will begin to play his own mini-pinball machine, as part of his plan to take over the world... starting with ''your'' game. The gameplay is accomplanied by numerous voice clips from the show, with additional dialog by Seth [=MacFarlane=] to give instructions.
A modified version of this game appeared on ABC Television's ''Good Morning America'' on January 18, 2008. The "Good Morning America" pinball currently resides in the Green Room of ABC's New York City studio.
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!!The ''Family Guy'' pinball demonstrates the following tropes:
* AdjustableCensorship: The game's content levels can be set from "Adult", "Moderate", and "Family." The setting affects the voice clips and animations featured, and alternate labels can be applied to the playfield elements to match. However, even the mildest "Family" level will include some [[ToiletHumor fart references.]]
* DialogDuringGameplay: '''LOTS.''' Numerous games are needed to hear all of the voice clips.
* DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu: Hitting the Death drop-down target shows Death getting hit in the face with a pinball.
* FartsOnFire: During "Fart Multiball", Peter shoots flames out of his rear.
* FatIdiot: Chris and Peter. Doubly so during "Lard Multiball", when Peter grows to grotesque size.
* FreakLabAccident: "Super Griffins", where the family gets super powers from toxic waste.
* FreudWasRight: Shooting the Super Jackpot lane shows Peter driving a phallic-shaped car into a tunnel.
* FrothyMugsOfWater: On milder settings, the beer can is shown on the dot-matrix display as "Root Beer", with an alternate label to match.
* GottaCatchThemAll: Stewie must get (in more than one sense of the term) the other members of the Griffin family.
* TheGrimReaper
* ManiacMonkeys: The Evil Monkey in Chris' closet. Hit him repeatedly to start "Evil Chris" mode.
* RayGun: Stewie zaps the letters in PINBALL with one.
* SexComedy: "Sexy Party", where Stewie gets chased around the house by a gaggle of scantily-clad women.
* SignatureStyle: More than two flippers (five, if you count Stewie's table), a soft-plunge SkillShot, a mini-playfield, and dual inlanes for the left flipper.
* SpellingBonus: Spelling FART repeatedly starts Fart Multiball, while spelling PINBALL enables Stewie's pinball machine.
* SkillShot: Soft plunge the ball, then shoot the "F" in F-A-R-T after launch. Alternately, immediately shoot the ball through the Super Jackpot tunnel for a Super Skill Shot.
* TakeThatPlayer: Peter insults the player if he drains during Happy Hour.
-->'''Peter:''' "Only a jackass would leave happy hour early."
* ToiletHumor: True to the TV show, there's lots of it.
* VideoMode: "Chicken Fight", where Peter fights a man in a chicken suit. The player helps Peter land punches by making key shots on the playfield.
* VomitIndiscretionShot: "Ipecac Contest".
* WizardMode
** The first sub-Wizard Mode is "TV Wizard", available after completing all five TV Modes. Hit the different Jackpot shots before the Jackpot runs out to score the current value.
** The second sub-Wizard Mode is "Stewie Multiball", which starts after Stewie gets all of the other family members in his pinball game. Play both pinball tables at the same time, collecting each character on both for a chance at the Super Jackpot.
** The Wizard Mode is "Sperm Attack", which can only be reached by playing well in six goals.[[note]]At least 5 Evil Monkey jackpots, 10 Crazy Chris shots, 15 Fart Multiball jackpots, all of the Beer Can awards, getting the Stewie Multiball super jackpot, and scoring 25 million or more in TV Wizard mode.[[/note]] The attack starts on Stewie's mini-pinball, but soon migrates to the main playfield; there are four balls in play, and the player must shoot as many jackpot shots as possible. Truly exceptional players can even restart "Sperm Attack" when only two balls remain, further increasing their jackpot rewards.
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''Family Guy'' is a PhysicalPinballTable designed by Creator/PatLawlor and released by Creator/SternPinball in 2007.
Based on [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy the popular animated show]] by Creator/SethMacFarlane, the ''Family Guy'' pinball takes players through the memorable misadventures of the [[DysfunctionalFamily dysfunctional Griffin family.]] Fight the crazy monkey in Chris' closet, hit the beer can for Happy Hour, get Peter into a Chicken Fight, and help Stewie start a Sexy Party. Do well, and Stewie will begin to play his own mini-pinball machine, as part of his plan to take over the world... starting with ''your'' game. The gameplay is accomplanied by numerous voice clips from the show, with additional dialog by Seth [=MacFarlane=] to give instructions.
A modified version of this game appeared on ABC Television's ''Good Morning America'' on January 18, 2008. The "Good Morning America" pinball currently resides in the Green Room of ABC's New York City studio.
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!!The ''Family Guy'' pinball demonstrates the following tropes:
* AdjustableCensorship: The game's content levels can be set from "Adult", "Moderate", and "Family." The setting affects the voice clips and animations featured, and alternate labels can be applied to the playfield elements to match. However, even the mildest "Family" level will include some [[ToiletHumor fart references.]]
* DialogDuringGameplay: '''LOTS.''' Numerous games are needed to hear all of the voice clips.
* DidYouJustPunchOutCthulhu: Hitting the Death drop-down target shows Death getting hit in the face with a pinball.
* FartsOnFire: During "Fart Multiball", Peter shoots flames out of his rear.
* FatIdiot: Chris and Peter. Doubly so during "Lard Multiball", when Peter grows to grotesque size.
* FreakLabAccident: "Super Griffins", where the family gets super powers from toxic waste.
* FreudWasRight: Shooting the Super Jackpot lane shows Peter driving a phallic-shaped car into a tunnel.
* FrothyMugsOfWater: On milder settings, the beer can is shown on the dot-matrix display as "Root Beer", with an alternate label to match.
* GottaCatchThemAll: Stewie must get (in more than one sense of the term) the other members of the Griffin family.
* TheGrimReaper
* ManiacMonkeys: The Evil Monkey in Chris' closet. Hit him repeatedly to start "Evil Chris" mode.
* RayGun: Stewie zaps the letters in PINBALL with one.
* SexComedy: "Sexy Party", where Stewie gets chased around the house by a gaggle of scantily-clad women.
* SignatureStyle: More than two flippers (five, if you count Stewie's table), a soft-plunge SkillShot, a mini-playfield, and dual inlanes for the left flipper.
* SpellingBonus: Spelling FART repeatedly starts Fart Multiball, while spelling PINBALL enables Stewie's pinball machine.
* SkillShot: Soft plunge the ball, then shoot the "F" in F-A-R-T after launch. Alternately, immediately shoot the ball through the Super Jackpot tunnel for a Super Skill Shot.
* TakeThatPlayer: Peter insults the player if he drains during Happy Hour.
-->'''Peter:''' "Only a jackass would leave happy hour early."
* ToiletHumor: True to the TV show, there's lots of it.
* VideoMode: "Chicken Fight", where Peter fights a man in a chicken suit. The player helps Peter land punches by making key shots on the playfield.
* VomitIndiscretionShot: "Ipecac Contest".
* WizardMode
** The first sub-Wizard Mode is "TV Wizard", available after completing all five TV Modes. Hit the different Jackpot shots before the Jackpot runs out to score the current value.
** The second sub-Wizard Mode is "Stewie Multiball", which starts after Stewie gets all of the other family members in his pinball game. Play both pinball tables at the same time, collecting each character on both for a chance at the Super Jackpot.
** The Wizard Mode is "Sperm Attack", which can only be reached by playing well in six goals.[[note]]At least 5 Evil Monkey jackpots, 10 Crazy Chris shots, 15 Fart Multiball jackpots, all of the Beer Can awards, getting the Stewie Multiball super jackpot, and scoring 25 million or more in TV Wizard mode.[[/note]] The attack starts on Stewie's mini-pinball, but soon migrates to the main playfield; there are four balls in play, and the player must shoot as many jackpot shots as possible. Truly exceptional players can even restart "Sperm Attack" when only two balls remain, further increasing their jackpot rewards.
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