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This rare 4 player machine is working 100% and is in very nice shape. It has just been serviced including inspection of circuit boards and playfield switches for proper operation. Power supply was rebuilt, both high voltage and 5 volt sections.

Cabinet artwork looks great with bright colors and no fade. Backglass is in excellent condition with no scratches or missing paint. The lower flippers were rebuilt with new parts and are fast and strong. Game includes the manual, schematics and keys. The machine can be set up to take quarters or free play with no coins needed. Here are some of the new parts on the machine.

I can wrap game in heavy layer of stretch wrap and cardboard for $50. That will have to be resolved with the shipper. I can bring this game to the pinball expo in.

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This machine is in good cosmetic shape and good working order. Extra pictures can be found here. On the game can be found here. Let me know if you have any questions or need more information on my machine. If you can’t pick it up i recommend using with an insured shipper. Banzai run is a race, and the objective of the game is to challenge 4 racers ahead of you, defeat them, and then challenge and defeat the king of the hill.

Speaking of the lcds, they are of the 7-digit, top-line-only-alphanumeric type, so the highest score you can record is 10 million, after which the display goes back to 0,000,000. If you get 10 million or more, you automatically get #1 on the high score board with a score of 9,999,999. I’ll use the following abbreviations during your tour of banzai run: “k” for a thousand, “m” for a million, “lp” for lower playfield, “up” for upper playfield, and “w/l” for when lit. Parts of the playfield that are named (either by me or by the game) will be capitalized so you know you can find info about them here.

Anything i’m not sure of will be flagged with a question mark, and anything i stole, uh i mean borrowed, from bowen will be my secret. I’m sure williams will get on my case if i don’t mention that banzai run and multiball are their copyrights. I still wonder how he convinced williams to make banzai run; that design must have cost major $$$ to build.

This is a vertical lane just to the right of the inlane. If the ball falls into it, the kicker at the bottom will send the ball straight back, and it usually hits the lp captive ball. It helps to give the machine a little shake just before the kicker activates to ensure the ball goes straight.

This is at the end of a short curved lane. It awards one lap w/l.

This and the right 1-lap standup are lit each time you come off the up, and both turn off when either is hit. The ball comes out this lane when it leaves the up and the ramp. The three blue beard racer standups are just above the exit to the just-mentioned lane, facing directly right. The three red hot targets are above them, also facing right.

See the rules on the race for how these targets function. This can be hit from the slingshot kicker, or from the lower right flipper. It has status lights to indicate its value: 10k (no lights), 25k lit after 3? Laps, 50k lit after 6?

Laps, extra ball (lights at a varying value, between 6 and 8 laps as i recall). The spinner is 1k per spin, or 3k w/l. The spinner is lit by the right inlane. The lane is very wide, and so very forgiving of errant shots.

The lane leads to the.. Sends the ball to the up w/l (the light is light orange and reads “the hill”). When not lit, it kicks the ball over to the green machine rollover lanes. This also serves as the skill shot, and activates the up freestyle playfield if any targets there are lit. See the rules on the race for more info. You can reach this saucer by shooting the right spinner lane, but the ball never seemed to fall in for me. One yellow belly racer standup is to the right of the left spinner lane, and 2 others flank the open lane that leads to the lock saucer. The ball can reach the lanes by being kicked out of the hill saucer, being plunged here, or rolling up the right spinner lane. The left 2 lanes lead down the the bumpers, and the far-right lane leads directly to the right spinner lane. These lanes don’t follow the traditional use of top rollover lanes in that they don’t count towards a bonus multiplier; they do score bonus points, though. 3 of ‘em, just below the green machine lanes. They will usually fling the ball around for a while before letting it fall down. Sometimes they will kick the ball into the lock saucer, and other times the ball will be kicked out of the lock saucer and be kicked right back in again. Their value can’t be increased (that comes in later lawlor pins). This is placed just to the right of the center green machine lane. It can be hit directly from the lower left flipper, but it is a very unforgiving shot; the open lane is barely wide enough to let the ball through. Sometimes the kickback will shoot the ball directly in here. Here’s what it can score.
Lock: lit in multiball before the king is defeated, and also lit to restart multiball if the king was not defeated before one ball drained. There are 2 different lights (lock and time lock) but i don’t remember which light was lit when. Freestyle: lit if any targets on the up freestyle playfield are lit, and activates that playfield when shot.

It scores 1 lap, 2 laps w/l (lit for a short time by the left inlane, and always lit during multiball). It has a flasher underneath the plastic that indicates when a victory lap can be collected, and when the king can be defeated.

Functions like the other 1-lap standup target. The outlane can be lit for a special. The inlane lights the left spinner for 3k for a short time. Two rows of four lights each, color coded for the racers. The bottom row indicates which racers are challenged (flashing) or defeated (steady) in the current race.

There are also lights indicating your place in the race (6th to 1st). The plunger lane leads to the green machine rollover lanes. Hit the hill saucer from the plunger to score the skill shot.

2 of each, normal places, but the left slingshot is a bit wider than the right, to accommodate the kicker. Here is the first example of lawlor’s fascination with unusual inlane configurations. What’s what and where it is: upper playfield. Going from bottom to top, here’s the layout of banzai hill.

The only way to reach the hill is via the lp hill saucer. When you do, a mobile magnet comes down, picks up the ball, and drops it onto a metal lane that leads to the lower left flipper. However, if any targets on the freestyle playfield are lit, freestyle will activate before the ball is dropped. The ball can always be caught by the left flipper after it is dropped from the magnet. These flippers raise to a far greater angle than your average lp flipper in order to get the ball to move up the vertical playfield.

Use the regular flipper buttons to control them. Passing between these flippers is possible. To pass, wait until the ball is near the tip of a flipper, then tap the flipper button. The flipper should go about halfway up, and the ball will land on the metal lane leading to the other flipper. Completely blocks the gap between the lower flippers, and is always lit after the ball is dropped off the magnet. An orange “post out” light will flash to indicate the timer on the post. Once the post’s timer runs out, the ball can drain between the flippers and return to the lp. A looping lane that is easily backhanded from the left flipper. The exit from this lane is above the left flipper, so the ball will usually be catchable. A single standup target, facing down, between the entrances to the blue beard and lock lanes. It can be hit directly from either flipper, and sometimes the ball will hit it after speeding thru the blue beard lane if the right flipper is kept raised. The ball is very difficult to control after it hits this target.
The ball exits this lane via a long straight lane, much like the lane that guides the ball away from the magnet, but the ball will be moving faster and so will not usually be catchable by the right flipper. It will either fly over to the left flipper or hit the green machine target and bounce wildly. A is located between the entrance and exit of yellow belly, and b and c are located between the entrance and exit of blue beard.

The kicker sends the ball up to the top mini-playfield, which consists of the top flipper, top drain, captive ball, and red hot. A teeny-tiny flipper just big enough to hold the ball. The ball will always be catchable after it is kicked up from the lock. A hole to the right of the top flipper. It drains the ball back to the lp.

Always scores 1 lap (although there’s no light or text to tell you that it does). Defeats the king and scores an extra ball w/l. Another vertical lane with a bend to the left. When not lit, it scores the current cycle jump value (doubled if a-b-c have been completed that time on the hill). The cycle jump starts at 75k?

Per hit, and is saved between balls. The ball drains back to the lp after this shot is hit. Freestyle playfield (or as i like to call it, the pachinko playfield). This is a totally separate playfield, with one ball, no flippers, and 8 targets (2 for each racer).

Other ways to spot a racer target are the lock saucer and the ramp (for the 1st race only). You can challenge the racers in any order, and you can defeat the challenged racers in any order. Once all 4 racers have been challenged (but not all of them defeated), the non-defeated racers’ targets will reset and light again. Completing a bank of targets will light 1 of the corresponding racer’s targets on the pachinko playfield. If all non-defeated racers targets have been lit on the pachinko playfield, the racers’ targets will reset and flash very quickly.

Completing them again will defeat the corresponding racer. Defeating all 4 racers (no matter how) immediately lights the up lock.
So, if you hit the yellow belly loop to defeat him, and he’s the 4th racer you defeat, you can shoot the lock right away. If, after lighting the up lock, you hit all 12 racer targets, the lock at the lp lock saucer lights.

Shoot the lock to start… When you lock the ball, the 2nd ball is served to the plunger, and the skill shot is available. When that ball hits something, the locked ball is kicked out and drains to the lp. The goal is to lock one ball in the lp lock saucer.

Listen for the announcer to say go for the hill! To tell when a ball is locked. The hill is then lit on a timer; if you don’t hit the hill saucer within about 12 seconds, the locked ball is kicked out and must be re-locked.

Once you get to the hill, there is one thing to do: hit the up captive ball to defeat the king for 1m and a noisy light show. If you feel greedy, hitting abc lights the up captive ball for an extra ball. See what greed will get you? If you drain from the up without defeating the king, the locked ball is immediately kicked out and must be re-locked.

If you drain one ball from the lp without defeating the king, shoot the lp lock saucer within 20 seconds to restart multiball. You can restart multiball only once per race. Shooting the hill saucer from the plunger awards the skill shot, which is 100k the first time, 200k the second, up to a max of 500k? The skill shot will also challenge a racer, or light a target on the freestyle playfield if all racers are challenged, or defeat a racer if all possible freestyle targets are lit. In short, it’s worth going for.

The ball must be plunged at less than full strength, but if you hit the plunger with the heel of your palm, the ball may bounce into the hill saucer anyhow. Hitting the skill shot at the start of multiball awards only the points. You start with 1 lap, and can earn laps via the ramp, the up captive ball, and the 1-lap standups. Laps advance the lp captive ball’s value, and getting 25 laps awards the finish line bonus of 750k and an extra ball.

Not explained anywhere on the machine. Defeating all racers twice lights the outlanes. One outlane at a time is lit. I’m not sure if they disappear after one ball (the specials, that is, not the outlanes) or if they stay lit until collected. Fun with bonus i love that name! 10k for each lap, and 20k for each defeated racer. If you defeat all the racers twice on one ball, you only get credit for having defeated them once. Defeating a racer scores 50k. Locking a ball to either start or restart multiball is 100k. Flying balls: if the ball somehow manages to fall off the up without going thru one of the 3 drains, the game will realize this and give you another ball (with the display: “super jump, shoot again”).

Your home of the “super saturday” pinball sale. What makes this particular game so valuable is not just the extremely low production run, but more importantly it is the vertical playfield in the backbox. Thats right, you can go from playing the regular playfield to the backbox via a magnetic ball lifter. And it also has a self firing captive ball that scores points in a seperate area of the backbox known as “free style” and of course this is a multi-ball game, so you can play on the lower and backbox playfield at the same time! And unlike so many other classic collectible games like black hole and haunted house, which are awesome machines, this one has one of the most reliable operating systems in all of pinball and that will make for years of trouble free enjoyment.

As for condition, the cabinet is non faded, has virtually no wear and only very superfiscial marks that are hardly noticable at all. It comes with a complete coin door, so you can set it for free play or put it on location. The playfield has no real wear and only a small blemish on the left side by the slingshot, just a small swirl in the graphics. This is a particularly clean game in that respect. The display is clear and bright, everything works exactly as it should, and the game is fully serviced on both playfields and is waxed and ready to enjoy.
I have included a playfield insert decal set and will gladly install them for the new owner or leave them off so you can use them when you want. This is a game that displays as well as it plays and is from my personal collection.

And if you have never played this you will really enjoy the light is a really visual game to play as well as to just look at. According to the other collectors in our area and even a few i know in other countries, the majority of these games were worn to the wood and most didnt survive the 90’s. This one is an exceptional game and you will not be disappointed. We take great pride in the games we prepare and sell and this one is no exception. It displays well and is fun to play.
We can palletize this game for 85.00. Call 402-597-3242 or 402-306-7632 for more info. Pinball past is a full service pinball superstore. We have 2 location to serve you better and we have dozens of fully serviced and ready to enjoy pinball machines. We are pinball collectors and enthusiasts first, and as such we want the game to play correctly and we do not cut corners when it comes to servicing a machine. Why dig thru someones parents garage to find a deal on pinball when you can have 100% satisfaction for the same price???

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