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* DarkChick: General Kala.
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''Flash Gordon'' is a {{Pinball}} game from [[Creator/BallyMidway Bally/Midway]], [[LicensedPinballTables based on]] the CultClassic [[Film/FlashGordon 1980 movie]] from Dino De Laurentiis. It was designed by Claude Fernandez and illustrated by Kevin O'Connor.
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''Flash Gordon'' is a {{Pinball}} game from [[Creator/BallyMidway Bally/Midway]], [[LicensedPinballTables based on]] the CultClassic [[Film/FlashGordon [[Film/FlashGordon1980 1980 movie]] from Dino De Laurentiis. It was designed by Claude Fernandez and illustrated by Kevin O'Connor.
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'''Flash Gordon''' is a {{Pinball}} game from [[Creator/BallyMidway Bally/Midway]], [[LicensedPinballTables based on on]] the CultClassic [[Film/FlashGordon 1980 movie]] from Dino De Laurentiis. It was designed by Claude Fernandez and illustrated by Kevin O'Connor.
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->'''Klytus:''' "Emperor Ming awaits!"
'''Flash Gordon''' is a {{Pinball}} game from [[Creator/BallyMidway Bally/Midway]], [[LicensedPinballTables based on the CultClassic [[Film/FlashGordon 1980 movie]] from Dino De Laurentiis. It was designed by Claude Fernandez and illustrated by Kevin O'Connor.
The player is Flash Gordon, savior of the universe, out to stop Ming the Merciless and his army from conquering Earth. Launch into the royal chambers on the upper layer and attack the palace guards, then drop down to fight the armies of Mingo City on the lower level. Travel to Arboria and try the challenge of the Wood Beast to impress Prince Barin, rally Vultan and the Hawkmen to collect the Super Ring bonus, then vault back up to Ming's throne for 15 seconds to multiply your scores.
Riding on the coattails of the movie, ten thousand ''Flash Gordon'' tables were made, becoming Bally's best-selling game of 1980. It is highly regarded by pinball die-hards for its challenging gameplay, intricately beautiful artwork, and impressive use of realistic voices. The game is infamous for its NintendoHard gameplay, with midfield pop bumpers and drain-hungry outlanes ready to punish the careless -- this is not a game that you can lose yourself in, but a series of controlled explosions that fights back with every shot.
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!!The ''Flash Gordon'' pinball demonstrates the following tropes:
* AdaptationNameChange: A minor case -- promotional flyers call Prince Barin "Baron". [[FridgeLogic Or maybe it was a typo...]]
* BadassBeard: Voltan sports a proud bushy black beard.
* BaldOfEvil[=/=]BeardOfEvil: Ming.
* BewareMyStingerTail: Flash is shown reaching into a hollow stump that contains a giant Wood Beast (complete with deadly stinger), while Prince Barin watches in amusement.
* CoolChair: Ming's throne fills the upper playfield.
* CoolMask: Klytus wears a mask that completely covers his face.
* CoolPlane: Flash rides a rocketsled into battle.
* DarkChick: General Kala.
* TheDragon Both Kala and Klytus, seen on the slingshop bumpers beside Ming himself.
* TheEmperor: Ming the Merciless, complete with [[CoolChair royal throne.]]
* EpilepticFlashingLights: The game originally came with a bright flashing strobe light in the backbox, behind Flash's circular logo. It was removed due to complaints from operators, though many collectors use aftermarket kits to restore the feature.
* FacelessGoons: Ming's army wear samurai-like helmets with skull masks that cover everything but their eyes.
* HumanAliens: Technically, just about everyone except Flash Gordon himself qualifies.
* MsFanservice: Dale Arden and Princess Aura, whose only purpose are to stand around in skimpy [[ChainmailBikini Chainmail Bikinis]] and ShowSomeLeg.
* OminousFloatingCastle: Mingo, seen hovering between the upper and lower playfields.
* RaygunGothic: Comes with the license.
* RetroRocket: Two war rockets with swept wings and ovoid body fly into battle.
* SleevesAreForWimps: Flash is always shown with his arms bared.
* TimedMission: After hitting all upper or lower drop targets, enter the saucer at the base of Ming's Throne, and all playfield scores will be doubled, tripled, or quintupled for 15 seconds.
* WingedHumanoid: Vultan and the Hawkmen.
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->'''Ming:''' "Try again, Earthling."
[[caption-width-right:350:Music/{{Queen}} not included, unfortunately.]]
->'''Klytus:''' "Emperor Ming awaits!"
'''Flash Gordon''' is a {{Pinball}} game from [[Creator/BallyMidway Bally/Midway]], [[LicensedPinballTables based on the CultClassic [[Film/FlashGordon 1980 movie]] from Dino De Laurentiis. It was designed by Claude Fernandez and illustrated by Kevin O'Connor.
The player is Flash Gordon, savior of the universe, out to stop Ming the Merciless and his army from conquering Earth. Launch into the royal chambers on the upper layer and attack the palace guards, then drop down to fight the armies of Mingo City on the lower level. Travel to Arboria and try the challenge of the Wood Beast to impress Prince Barin, rally Vultan and the Hawkmen to collect the Super Ring bonus, then vault back up to Ming's throne for 15 seconds to multiply your scores.
Riding on the coattails of the movie, ten thousand ''Flash Gordon'' tables were made, becoming Bally's best-selling game of 1980. It is highly regarded by pinball die-hards for its challenging gameplay, intricately beautiful artwork, and impressive use of realistic voices. The game is infamous for its NintendoHard gameplay, with midfield pop bumpers and drain-hungry outlanes ready to punish the careless -- this is not a game that you can lose yourself in, but a series of controlled explosions that fights back with every shot.
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!!The ''Flash Gordon'' pinball demonstrates the following tropes:
* AdaptationNameChange: A minor case -- promotional flyers call Prince Barin "Baron". [[FridgeLogic Or maybe it was a typo...]]
* BadassBeard: Voltan sports a proud bushy black beard.
* BaldOfEvil[=/=]BeardOfEvil: Ming.
* BewareMyStingerTail: Flash is shown reaching into a hollow stump that contains a giant Wood Beast (complete with deadly stinger), while Prince Barin watches in amusement.
* CoolChair: Ming's throne fills the upper playfield.
* CoolMask: Klytus wears a mask that completely covers his face.
* CoolPlane: Flash rides a rocketsled into battle.
* DarkChick: General Kala.
* TheDragon Both Kala and Klytus, seen on the slingshop bumpers beside Ming himself.
* TheEmperor: Ming the Merciless, complete with [[CoolChair royal throne.]]
* EpilepticFlashingLights: The game originally came with a bright flashing strobe light in the backbox, behind Flash's circular logo. It was removed due to complaints from operators, though many collectors use aftermarket kits to restore the feature.
* FacelessGoons: Ming's army wear samurai-like helmets with skull masks that cover everything but their eyes.
* HumanAliens: Technically, just about everyone except Flash Gordon himself qualifies.
* MsFanservice: Dale Arden and Princess Aura, whose only purpose are to stand around in skimpy [[ChainmailBikini Chainmail Bikinis]] and ShowSomeLeg.
* OminousFloatingCastle: Mingo, seen hovering between the upper and lower playfields.
* RaygunGothic: Comes with the license.
* RetroRocket: Two war rockets with swept wings and ovoid body fly into battle.
* SleevesAreForWimps: Flash is always shown with his arms bared.
* TimedMission: After hitting all upper or lower drop targets, enter the saucer at the base of Ming's Throne, and all playfield scores will be doubled, tripled, or quintupled for 15 seconds.
* WingedHumanoid: Vultan and the Hawkmen.
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->'''Ming:''' "Try again, Earthling."
