History Pinball / GunsNRoses

* EightiesHair
* AlwaysNight

** GodivaHair: Seen on one of the groupies, who's lost her top.

-->'''John Borg:''' "[Axl] couldn’t shine [[Music/LedZeppelin Robert Plant’s]] shoes. Please print that for me. Pardon off Axl, Love John."

* RealSongThemeTune: Not surprisingly, the game plays nine different Guns N' Roses hits, including "Welcome to the Jungle," "Night Train," "Mr. Brownstone," "Sweet Child O' Mine," and "Ain't Going Down" (advertised as a "world-wide debut"). Also, [[WordOfGod Slash confirms]] that the game has eight more original Guns N' Roses recordings which were taken off the masters.

* SpellingBonus: J-A-M increases the bonus multipliers, S-N-A-K-E enables the left-hand Rose plunger, D-U-F-F collects the Duff Jackpot, R-O-C-K starts the Rock Hurry-Up, and G-U-N-S-N-R-O-S-E-S starts a countdown bonus mode.

''Guns N' Roses'' is a {{LicensedPinballTable|s}} released in 1994 by Creator/DataEast, one of only two widebody pins the company created[[note]]''Pinball/WWFRoyalRumble'' is the other[[/note]] and their only one with two plungers.

''Guns N' Roses'' is a LicensedPinballTable released in 1994 by Creator/DataEast, one of only two widebody pins the company created[[note]]''Pinball/WWFRoyalRumble'' is the other[[/note]] and their only one with two plungers.

* CutSong: "Ain't Going Down," which was cut from the ''Use Your Illusion'' album and debuts here instead.

* WizardMode: "Riot", a six-ball multiball available after completing all of the Guitar Modes. Keep the balls in play as long as possible, trying to hit as many targets and switches to spell RIOT, earning more points for each letter achieved. After RIOT is spelled, the mini-loop is lit for a massive RIOT Jackpot of [[spoiler:1 billion points]].

* ScoreMultiplier: The scoring on most modes can be doubled by shooting the mini-loop below the Guitar Mode saucer.

* WizardMode: "Riot", a six-ball multiball available after completing all of the Guitar Modes. Keep the balls in play as long as possible, trying to hit as many targets and switches to spell RIOT, earning more points for each letter achieved. After RIOT is spelled, the inner loop is lit for a massive RIOT Jackpot of [[spoiler:1 billion points]].

* WizardMode: "Riot", a six-ball multiball available after completing all of the Guitar Modes. Keep the balls in play as long as possible, trying to hit as many targets and switches to spell RIOT, earning more points for each letter achieved.

''Guns N' Roses'' is a LicensedPinballTable released in 1994 by Creator/DataEast, one of only two widebody pins the company created and their only one with two plungers.

The table was only a modest success, selling 3,000 units; as a result, the ones available today fetch high prices, highly sought after by both music fans and pinball collectors.

The game was originally conceived by Slash, who approached Data East with his initial table design ideas. There, he was paired with music fan Creator/JohnBorg, programmer Lyman Sheats, and artist Markus Rothkranz, and the result is regarded as one of Data East's best tables ever. Pinball players enjoy its moderately complex ruleset, good variety of modes, and satisfying shots, while [=GnR=] fans get another way to cut loose with their favorite band.

The game was originally conceived and designed by Slash, who approached Data East with his initial table design ideas. There, he was paired with music fan Creator/JohnBorg, programmer Lyman Sheats, and artist Markus Rothkranz, and the result is regarded as one of Data East's best tables ever. Pinball players enjoy its moderately complex ruleset, good variety of modes, and satisfying shots, while [=GnR=] fans get another way to cut loose with their favorite band.

** RecycledPremise: The same mode was later reskinned for Creator/SegaPinball's ''Pinball/StarWarsTrilogy'' and Creator/SternPinball's ''Harley Davidson'', down to using the same patterns.

The game was originally conceived and designed by Slash, who approached Data East with his initial table design ideas. There, he was paired with music fan Creator/JohnBorg, programmer Lyman Sheats, and artist Markus Rothkranz, and the result is one of Data East's best tables ever. Pinball players enjoy its moderately complex ruleset, good variety of modes, and satisfying shots, while [=GnR=] fans get another way to cut loose with their favorite band.

* SpellingBonus: J-A-M increases the bonus multipliers, S-N-A-K-E enables the left-hand Rose plunger, D-U-F-F collects the Duff Jackpot, and R-O-C-K starts the Rock Hurry-Up.

The objective of the game is to gather up the members of the [[Music/GunsNRoses world-famous band]], get them rockin', and whip the crowd into a nonstop frenzy. Ride a motorcycle with Gilby Clarke, start multiball with Axl Rose, and bring in Matt Sorum to Score. Rock out with Dizzy Reed, grab a Jackpot with Duff [=McKagan=], get all the band members on stage for Multiball, then cut into a wicked Slash Solo. When you've completed all of the Guitar Modes, start a Riot and play the table to build up the Jackpot. All of this is, of course, accompanied by a large bevy of [=GnR=] songs, including the exclusive "Ain't Going Down" (an outtake from the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Use_Your_Illusion ''Use Your Illusion'']] compilation album).

The game was originally conceived and designed by Slash, who approached Data East with his initial table design ideas. There, he was paired with music fan Creator/JohnBorg, programmer Lyman Sheats, and artist Markus Rothkranz, and the result is one of DE's best tables ever. Pinball players enjoy its moderately complex ruleset, good variety of modes, and satisfying shots, while [=GnR=] fans get another way to cut loose with their favorite band. The table was only a modest success for Data East, selling 3,000 units; as a result, the ones available today fetch high prices, highly sought after by both music fans and pinball collectors.

* RealSongThemeTune: Not surprisingly, the game plays a good variety of Guns N' Roses hits, including "Welcome to the Jungle," "Night Train," "Mr. Brownstone," "Sweet Child O' Mine," and "Ain't Going Down." Also, [[WordOfGod Slash confirms]] that the game has eight different original Guns N' Roses recordings which were taken off the masters and used as background music during various modes.

The objective of the game is to gather up the members of the [[Music/GunsNRoses world-famous band]], get them rockin', and whip the crowd into a nonstop frenzy. Ride a motorcycle with Gilby Clarke, start multiball with Axl Rose, and bring in Matt Sorum to Score. Rock out with Dizzy Reed, grab a Jackpot with Duff [=McKagan=], jump into the Snake Pit, then cut into a wicked Slash Solo. When you've got all the band members on stage, start a Riot and play the table to build up the Riot Jackpot. All of this is, of course, accompanied by a large bevy of [=GnR=] songs, including the exclusive "Ain't Going Down" (an outtake from the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Use_Your_Illusion ''Use Your Illusion'']] compilation album).

* WizardMode: "Riot", a six-ball multiball available after completing all of the Guitar Modes. Keep the balls in play as long as possible, trying to hit as many targets and switches to spell RIOT, earning more points for each letter achieved.

''Guns N' Roses'' is a PhysicalPinballTable released in 1994 by Creator/DataEast, one of only two widebody pins the company created and their only one with two plungers.

* VideoMode: "Gilby Rides", where Gilby Clarke rides his motorcycle down a three-lane road, and the player steers him to hit pedestrians and avoid cars. The same mode was later reskinned for Creator/SegaPinball's ''Pinball/StarWarsTrilogy'' and Creator/SternPinball's ''Harley Davidson'', down to using the same patterns.

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The objective of the game is to gather up the members of the [[Music/GunsNRoses world-famous band]], get them rockin', and whip the crowd into a nonstop frenzy. Ride a motorcycle with Gibby Clarke, start multiball with Axl Rose, and bring in Matt Sorum to Score. Rock out with Dizzy Reed, grab a Jackpot with Duff [=McKagan=], jump into the Snake Pit, then cut into a wicked Slash Solo. When you've got all the band members on stage, start a Riot and play the table to build up the Riot Jackpot. All of this is, of course, accompanied by a large bevy of [=GnR=] songs, including the exclusive "Ain't Going Down" (an outtake from the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Use_Your_Illusion ''Use Your Illusion'']] compilation album).

->"You know, there hasn't been a good rock 'n' roll machine in, like, 15 years... I thought, well, ''Guns'' is a well-enough known name that we could probably do one. So I started drawing out the game, then I started sketching, writing down the rules..."\\
--Slash on pinball design, ''Rip'' magazine, January 1995

->"You know, there hasn't been a good rock 'n' roll machine in, like, 15 years... I thought, well, ''Guns'' is a well-enough known name that we could probably do one. So I started drawing out the game, then I started sketching, writing down the rules..."
--->--Slash on pinball design, ''Rip'' magazine, January 1995