Line #21 Trivia/BlackKnight

Context Trivia / BlackKnight

Go To


1	!!For the various ''Pinball/BlackKnight'' pinball games:
2	[[foldercontrol]]
3	[[folder:Multiple games]]
4	* LimitedSpecialCollectorsUltimateEdition:
5	** After the original game's initial run, Williams released another 600 games in a "Limited Edition". The only differences were a sticker on the apron and various changes to the wiring and mechanics.
6	** ''Sword of Rage'' has three editions, as is common for Stern: the base Pro edition, the Premium edition (featuring a transluscent upper playfield and different backglass art), and the Limited edition (a limited run featuring a mirrored backglass and a shaker motor).
7	[[/folder]]
8
9	[[folder:The original]]
10	* DuelingGames: With Creator/{{Bally}}'s ''Pinball/FlashGordon''.
11	* SimilarlyNamedWorks: The movie and the pinball game are completely unrelated.
12	* WhatCouldHaveBeen: In a DOS version of ''[[Pinball/EightBall Eight Ball Deluxe]]'' (likely a separate build), a picture of the Black Knight was shown in the room, in place of Royal Flush, and [[Pinball/FunHouse1990 Rudy]] is nowhere to be seen.[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gmnXriU5I4]] Regardless of which game Amtex was planning, those plans fell through when they went bankrupt, and both games eventually made it onto ''VideoGame/ThePinballArcade'', with Black Knight first appearing on the ''Williams Collection'' prior to that.
13	[[/folder]]
14
15	[[folder:''2000'']]
16	* ApprovalOfGod: Brian Shmidt often comments on ''Black Knight 2000'' soundtrack cover music videos congratulating them.
17	* WhatCouldHaveBeen: ''Black Knight 2000'' was originally planned to be a sequel to 1979's ''Pinball/{{Flash}}''. Programmer Ed Boon released photos of the original whitewood on his Twitter account, which showed that "B-L-A-C-K" was "F-L-A-S-H".
18	[[/folder]]
19
20	[[folder:''Sword of Rage'']]
21	* SequelGap: ''2000'' was released a full 30 years before this game.

Context Trivia / BlackKnight