History Pinball / SafeCracker

** The CANDY 2000 sometimes quotes ''Pinball/FunHouse'':

* EverythingsBetterWithCows:
** One of the "?" awards is a cow head.
** One of the CANDY 2000 awards is "MOO", which gives you a Vault letter.
** Entering "MOO" as your high score initials prompts a cow sound effect to play.

* FrickinLaserBeams: An exclamation point on the board game instantly kicks you out, with an animation showing a person stepping on a laser beam and being electrocuted.

* ComputerVoice[=/=]{{Trope 2000}}: The CANDY 2000 security system.

* AppealToNovelty

* TheCaper

--> Candy 2000: [[spoiler: "Vault penetration is imminent!"]]

* MythologyGag: The pile of explosives seen in Explode Frenzy is recycled from ''Pinball/RoadShow''.

* NoFairCheating: Tilting does ''not'' drain your current ball - it instead starts Sudden Death regardless of your time. If you're already in Sudden Death, however, it ''does'' drain the ball.

* SafeCracking: Well, duh.
* ShoutOut: The Candy 2000 system makes a reference to Pinball/FunHouse in a quote.
--> CANDY 2000: "I'm not happy with you now."
* SpellingBonus: Spelling V-A-U-L-T starts Token Multiball. Have fun playing pinball and catching ejecting tokens at the same time.

* StuffBlowingUp: During TNT Multiball, Explosion Frenzy, and Assault on the Vault.

* WizardMode: "Assault On the Vault" could count. One could also make a case for Token Multiball, given how difficult it is to achieve.

* {{Zonk}}: One of the items the Teller gives you is a blender, which is completely useless.

A digital version was available for ''VideoGame/ThePinballArcade'' until the licenses for the Bally and Williams tables expired on July 1, 2018.

A digital version is available for ''VideoGame/ThePinballArcade''.

->'''CANDY 2000:''' "You have been terminated. Have a nice day!"

* TheInfiltration: Before you can crack the safe, you must get to it first. There are three different ways of doing this: the roof, the cellar, and the front door.

* MythologyGag: The pile of exlosives seen in TNT Multiball is recycled from ''Pinball/RoadShow''.

* BoundAndGagged: One of the cops become this when you lock a ball.

* TheComputerIsACheatingBastard: In the board game, you can only roll up to 5 spaces. The Guard can roll up to 6 spaces.

* MythologyGag: The pile of exlosives seen in TNT Multiball is recycled from ''Pinball/RoadShow''

* GottaCatchThemAll: A RealLife example: [[http://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=3782&picno=24906 this poster]] advertises the ''twenty'' different varieties of Magic Tokens. In VideoGame/ThePinballArcade, there are 26 different kinds.

** You can bribe the guard with points to get past him... but he'll arrest you if your bribe isn't enough.

** Trying to use balls that are deemed illegal in The Pinball Arcade version of the table will deny you getting any Tokens.

** Similarly, the guard dog will chase you out of the vault, unless you have a doggie biscuit to distract him.

* AngryGuardDog: One of the board game's spaces is a guard dog. Landing on it (without a biscuit) chases the player out of the vault to the playfield, and he has 20 seconds to shoot any entrance to get back in.

It is very different from most pinball machines -- the playfield is noticeably smaller, allowing it to fit in places a conventional pinball machine couldn't go, and the backglass is rather large. Players do not have a finite amount of balls, but instead have a set time limit to get into the Vault, whereupon a board game begins on the backglass. The player (and the computer, playing the police) rolls the dice in hopes of getting a good space. Making it to the safe in the center ends the game, and the player is rewarded with a Magic Token that rolls out of the backglass.

* ThatOneAchievement: Getting all 26 tokens in VideoGame/ThePinballArcade is listed as a Wizard Goal. The fact that duplicate tokens are possible makes it even more tedious to achieve, since adding one to the collection increases the likelihood of receiving a duplicate token.