History Pinball / Rescue911

* ObviousBeta: Overall, the game has a very unfinished feel to it, with at least one unimplemented feature on the playfield, and the DMD often doesn't let you know what's going on or what your shots are doing (for example, the only indication that you've gotten the 30 Million Hurry-Up is that the playfield light turns off).

* GoldenSnitch: In multiball, the jackpot shot is the Emergency Room at the top of the playfield, hittable with the upper right flipper. This then feeds the helicopter to feed the ball to the lower left flipper. If one or more balls are trapped on the lower right flipper, this sets up an easily repeatable pattern of shooting the far right ramp, then "stage" flipping to score the jackpot. And the jackpot keeps increasing up to 300 million. Repeat until you have whatever score you want.

* InstantBirthJustAddWater: Played straight in the "Stork" mode, which involves rushing a delivering mother to the emergency room. Completing the mode results in the baby being born and you're awarded an extra [[{{Pun}} bawl]].

* ObviousBeta: Overall, the game has a very unfinished feel to it, with at least one unimplemented feature on the playfield (see also DummiedOut), and the DMD often doesn't let you know what's going on or what your shots are doing (for example, the only indication that you've gotten the 30 Million Hurry-Up is that the playfield light turns off).

* DummiedOut: The playfield has four white targets that have no known effect. Rumors are that they were supposed to spell [[Series/StarTrekTheOriginalSeries K-I-R-K]] for a game mode, which fell through when Creator/WilliamShatner's likeliness wasn't available.

* WizardMode: "Life Force", available after saving 50 lives. This is a 30-second frenzy; the six major shots are worth one million points each, and getting all of them awards 300 million.

* EmergencyServices

** There's also "Super Life Force", available after saving 120 lives. It is the same as "Life Force", except that it adds an extra shot, and completing all seven shots awards ''one billion'' points.

* WizardMode: "Life Force", available after saving 50 lives. This is a 30-second frenzy; the six major shots are worth one million points each, and getting all of them awards 500 million.

* InstantBirthJustAddWater: Played straight in the "Stork" mode, which involves rushing a delivering mother to the emergency room.

* ShoutOut: The "Flash Flood" mission takes place on Shapiro Rd, named after ''Rescue 911'' executive producer Arnold Shapiro.

From {{Creator/Gottlieb}} comes the official ''{{Rescue 911}}'' pinball game based on the TV show of the same name. Released in 1994, it incorporates a rescue crew motif, complete with a little helicopter that electromagnetically carries the ball to another location. It was designed by Bill Parker, with art by Jeanine and Constantino Mitchell and David Moore.

It does not include host WilliamShatner's likeness. Instead, what the game offers are six emergency missions, ranging from an Emergency Room baby delivery and a Cave-In, to rescuing people from Flash Floods and Wildfires. Use the Helicopter to fly pinballs to critical areas, collect the Medi-Alert bonuses at the ramp, and try to save enough lives to reach the pulse-pounding "Life Force" WizardMode.

* ShoutOut: The flash flood mission takes place on Shapiro Road, named after ''Rescue 911'' executive producer Arnold Shapiro.

* ShoutOut: The flash flood mission takes place on Shapiro Road, named after ''Rescsue 911'' executive producer Arnold Shapiro.

* WizardMode: "Life Force", available after saving 50 lives. This is a 30-second frenzy; the six major shots are worth one million points each, and getting all of them awards 30 million.

* ObviousBeta: Overall, the game has a very unfinished feel to it, with at least one unimplemented feature on the playfield (see also DummiedOut), and the DMD often doesn't let you know what's going on or what your shots are doing.

It does not include host WilliamShatner's likeness nor the actual theme song. Instead, what the game offers are six emergency missions, ranging from an Emergency Room baby delivery and a Cave-In, to rescuing people from Flash Floods and Wildfires. Use the Helicopter to fly pinballs to critical areas, collect the Medi-Alert bonuses at the ramp, and try to save enough lives to reach the pulse-pounding "Life Force" WizardMode.

** There's also "Super Life Force", available after saving 120 lives. It is the same as "Life Force", except completing all six shots awards ''one billion'' points.

* DummiedOut: The playfield has four white targets that have no known effect. Rumors are that they were supposed to spell K-I-R-K for a game mode, which fell through when Creator/WilliamShatner's likeliness wasn't available.

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It does not include host WilliamShatner's likeness, nor the actual theme song.

From {{Creator/Gottlieb}} comes the official ''{{Rescue 911}}'' pinball game based on the TV show of the same name. Released in 1994, it incorporates a rescue crew motif, complete with a little helicopter that electromagnetically carries the ball to another location. It was designed by Bill Parker, with art by Jeanine and Constantino Mitchell and David Moore.

From {{Creator/Gottlieb}} comes the official ''{{Rescue 911}}'' pinball game based on the TV show of the same name. Released in 1994, it incorporates a rescue crew motif, complete with a little helicopter that electromagnetically carries the ball to another location.
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From {{Gottlieb}} comes the official ''{{Rescue 911}}'' pinball game based on the TV show of the same name. Released in 1994, it incorporates a rescue crew motif, complete with a little helicopter that electromagnetically carries the ball to another location.

From {{Gottlieb}} comes the official ''Rescue 911'' pinball game based on the [[Series/Rescue911 TV show of the same name]]. Released in 1994, it incorporates a rescue crew motif, complete with a little helicopter that electromagnetically carries the ball to another location.