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Moved from Trivia.Guns N Roses.
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* CutSong: "Ain't Going Down", which was cut from the ''Use Your Illusion'' album and debuts here instead.
* ExecutiveMeddling: Slash took his proposal to Creator/DataEast over the larger Creator/WilliamsElectronics to avoid this trope.
%%* PromotedFanboy
* 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.
* SelfAdaptation: The original idea and initial layout for the game came from Slash himself, who is a major pinball fan and collector. The January 1995 issue of ''Rip'' magazine has him explain his thought process:
--> "You know, there hasn't been a good rock 'n' roll [pinball] 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..."
* ExecutiveMeddling: Slash took his proposal to Creator/DataEast over the larger Creator/WilliamsElectronics to avoid this trope.
%%* PromotedFanboy
* 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.
* SelfAdaptation: The original idea and initial layout for the game came from Slash himself, who is a major pinball fan and collector. The January 1995 issue of ''Rip'' magazine has him explain his thought process:
--> "You know, there hasn't been a good rock 'n' roll [pinball] 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..."
