History Pinball / BatmanForever

* SpellingBonus: B-A-T increases the bonus multiplier, while the "Brain Drain" mode requires spelling C-A-V-E in order.

Like its source, this is a very brash and flamboyant game, where the goal is to take down Two-Face and The Riddler by completing various scenes from the film. Go on a Gotham City crime spree, race the Batmobile across rooftops, survive the Brain Drain, and collect the Riddler's Mystery Boxes. You'll also get to defuse the bomb at the circus, lock pinballs in the Batcave, and launch pinballs from the Batwing at playfield targets. Complete all six Gotham Events, then light up the Bat Signals and match Two-Face's two heads for a chance at FOREVER, a multiball frenzy that lasts... [[SubvertedTrope as long as you can manage.]]

The game features sound clips from the movie, as well as new custom speech recorded specifically for the machine by Creator/TommyLeeJones (Two-Face) and Chris O'Donnell (Comicbook/{{Robin}}), and supports up to six players. It even includes a "doubles mode" where two-player teams compete against each other, and a "guaranteed minimum time" mode for beginners.

* WizardMode: "Forever", which is only available after completing all Gotham Events, matching Two-Face's good and bad heads, and lighting up all of the bat signals on the playfield. It's a nonstop four-ball multiball scoring frenzy, and the goal is to collect jackpots by shooting pinballs into the Batwing. Unfortunately, the Batwing is constantly pivoting during "Forever", which means a mistimed shot will not get loaded or scored.

* PaintingTheMedium: The ball launcher is a pistol grip.

''Batman Forever'' is a [[LicensedPinballTable licensed]] [[PhysicalPinballTable arcade pinball game]] designed by Paul Leslie and Joe Kaminkow. It was released by Creator/SegaPinball in 1995, shortly after [[Film/BatmanForever the movie]] was released into theaters.

* CoolCar: The Batmobie.

* VideoMode: Drive the Batmobie up a wall and over Gotham's rooftops, dodging obstacles along the way.

The game features sound clips from the movie, and supports up to six players. It even includes a "doubles mode" where two-player teams compete against each other, and a "guaranteed minimum time" mode for beginners.

!!The ''Batman Forever'' pinball demonstrates the following tropes:

Although the movie received mixed reviews from filmgoers, ''Batman Forever'' is considered by players to be a blockbuster table -- many consider it both one of Sega's best pinballs and the best [[Pinball/{{Batman}} Batman pinball]] from any manufacturer. The gameplay is fast and balanced, with a reasonably deep ruleset and skillful use of flowing ramps and looping shots throughout. Unfortunately, Sega's small marketshare and the movie's lackluster reception kept sales down; approximately 2,500 tables were produced, making this game an overlooked collector's item today.

Although the movie received mixed a reception from filmgoers, ''Batman Forever'' is considered by players to be a blockbuster table -- many consider it both one of Sega's best pinballs and the best [[Pinball/{{Batman}} Batman pinball]] from any manufacturer. The gameplay is fast and balanced, with a reasonably deep ruleset and skillful use of flowing ramps and looping shots throughout. Unfortunately, Sega's small marketshare and the movie's lackluster reception kept sales down; approximately 2,500 tables were produced, making this game an overlooked collector's item today.

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Like the movie itself, this is a very brash and flamboyant game, where the goal is to take down Two-Face and The Riddler by completing various scenes from the film. Go on a Gotham City crime spree, race the Batmobile across rooftops, survive the Brain Drain, and collect the Riddler's Mystery Boxes. You'll also get to defuse the bomb at the circus, lock pinballs in the Batcave, and launch pinballs from the Batwing at playfield targets. Complete all six Gotham Events, then light up the Bat Signals and match Two-Face's two heads for a chance at FOREVER, a multiball frenzy that lasts... as long as you can manage.

''Batman Forever'' is an [[PhysicalPinballTable arcade pinball game]] designed by Paul Leslie and Joe Kaminkow. It was released by Creator/SegaPinball in 1995, shortly after [[Film/BatmanForever the movie]] was released into theaters.

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* WizardMode: "Forever", which is only available after completing all Gotham Events, matching Two-Face's good and bad heads, and lighting up all of the bat signals on the playfield. It's a nonstop four-ball multiball scoring frenzy, and the goal is to collect jackpots by shooting pinballs into the Batwing. Unfortunately, the Batwing is constantly pivoting during "Forever", which means a mistimed shot will not get loaded or scored.

Although the movie received mixed a reception from filmgoers, ''Batman Forever'' is considered by players to be an exceptional table; many consider it both one of Sega's best pinballs and the best [[Pinball/{{Batman}} Batman pinball]] from any company. The gameplay is fast and balanced, with a reasonably deep ruleset and skillful use of flowing ramps and looping shots throughout. Unfortunately, Sega's small marketshare and the movie's lackluster reception kept sales down; approximately 2,500 tables were produced, making this game an overlooked collector's item today.

Although the movie received mixed a reception from filmgoers, ''Batman Forever'' is considered by players to be an exceptional table, and many consider it one of Sega's best. The gameplay is fast and balanced, with a reasonably deep ruleset and skillful use of flowing ramps and looping shots throughout. Unfortunately, Sega's small marketshare and the movie's lackluster reception kept sales down; approximately 2,500 tables were produced, making this game an overlooked collector's item today.

Like the movie itself, this is a very brash and flamboyant game, where the goal is to take down Two-Face and The Riddler by completing various scenes from the film. Go on a Gotham City crime spree, race the Batmobile across rooftops, survive the Brain Drain, and collect the Riddler's Mystery Boxes. You'll also get to defuse the bomb at the circus, lock pinballs in the Batcave, and launch pinballs from the Batwing at playfield targets. Complete all six Gotham Events, then light up the Bat Signals and match Two-Face's two heads for a chance at FOREVER, a multiball frenzy that lasts... as long as you can manage. The game also supports up to six players, including a "doubles mode" where two-player teams compete against each other.

Although the movie received mixed a reception from filmgoers, ''Batman Forever'' is considered by players to be an exceptional table, and many consider it one of Sega's best. The gameplay is fast and balanced, with skillful use of flowing ramps and looping shots throughout. Unfortunately, Sega's small marketshare and the movie's lackluster reception kept sales down; approximately 2,500 tables were produced, making this game an overlooked collector's item today.

''Batman Forever'' is a [[PhysicalPinballTable arcade pinball game]] designed by Paul Leslie and Joe Kaminkow. It was released by Creator/SegaPinball in 1995, shortly after [[Film/BatmanForever the movie]] was released into theaters.