History Pinball / HollywoodHeat

* ManInWhite

* CaliforniaDoubling: Inverted; WordOfGod is that the "Hollywood" on the translite was actually shot on Ocean Boulevard in Miami, Florida.

* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: An unavoidable side effect of mimicking ''Miami Vice''.

* PinballScoring: The game touts 8-digit scoring (when recent games had only 7 digits of score display) as one of its features.

->"A ''[[LampshadeHanging Vice]]'' Worth Having!"
-->--Promotional flyer

* CoolCar: The red Corvette on the translite.

The game itself is a [[TheMockbuster blatant attempt to invoke]] ''Series/MiamiVice''; the backbox translite features a white-suited Crockett wannabe posing next to a red Corvette with two bikini-clad women, underneath the "Hollywood Heat" logo done in the ''Vice'' typeface. The table itself is more interesting, with a translucent red spiral and a miniature playfield nestled among neon flamingos, palm trees, and pastel-colored eighties pop art. A set of chutes sends the ball in various unorthodox directions, while the "Hot Shots" jump ramp allows players to quickly return to the upper mini-playfield.

As with other Premier pinballs of the period, the rules are not overly complex, making it suited for intermediate players looking for a fun, straightforward game. It's considered an overlooked jewel by those who managed to get past the [[SoBadItsGood silly theme]], and is regarded as one of Premier's better games.

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The game itself is a [[TheMockbuster blatant attempt to invoke]] ''Series/MiamiVice''; the backbox translite features a white-suited Crockett wannabe posing next to a red Corvette with two bikini-clad women. The table itself is more interesting, with a translucent red spiral and a miniature playfield nestled among neon flamingos, palm trees, and pastel-colored eighties pop art. A set of chutes sends the ball in interesting directions, while the "Hot Shots" jump ramp allows players to quickly return to the upper mini-playfield.

As with other Premier pinballs of the period, the rules are not overly complex, making it suited for intermediate players looking for a fun, straightforward game. It's considered an overlooked classic by those who managed to get past the [[SoBadItsGood silly theme]], and is considered one of Premier's better games.

As with other Premier pinballs of the period, the rules are not overly complex, making it suited for intermediate players looking for a fun, straightforward game. It's considered an overlooked classic by those who looked past the [[SoBadItsGood silly theme]], and is considered one of Premier's better games.

The game itself is a [[TheMockbuster blatant copy]] of ''Series/MiamiVice''; the backbox translite features a white-suited Crockett wannabe posing next to a red Corvette with two bikini-clad women. The table itself is more interesting, with a translucent red spiral and a miniature playfield nestled among neon flamingos, palm trees, and pastel-colored eighties pop art. A set of chutes sends the ball in interesting directions, while the "Hot Shots" jump ramp allows players to quickly return to the upper mini-playfield.

The game itself is a [[TheMockbuster blatant copy]] of ''Series/MiamiVice''; the backglass features a white-suited Crockett wannabe posing next to a red Corvette with two bikini-clad women. The table itself is more interesting, with a translucent red spiral and a miniature playfield nestled among neon flamingos, palm trees, and pastel-colored eighties pop art. A set of chutes sends the ball in interesting directions, while the "Hot Shots" jump ramp allows players to quickly return to the upper mini-playfield.

* CaliforniaDoubling: Inverted; WordOfGod is that the "Hollywood" on the backglass was actually shot on Ocean Boulevard in Miami, Florida.
* CoolCar: The red Corvette on the backglass.
* CoolShades: Worn by "Crockett" on the backglass.

** The man in the white suit on the backglass is an obvious expy for ''Vice's'' Sonny Crockett.

* FanserviceExtra: The two bikini-clad women on the backglass.

As with other Premier pinballs of the period, the rules are not overly complex, making it suited for intermediate players looking for a fun, straightforward game. It's considered an overlooked classic by those who looked past the [[SoBadItsGood silly theme]], and is considered one of Premier's best games.

The game itself is a [[TheMockbuster blatant copy]] of ''Series/MiamiVice''; the backglass features a white-suited Crockett wannabe posing next to a red Corvette with two bikini-clad women. The table itself is more interesting, with a translucent red spiral ramp and a miniature playfield nestled among neon flamingos, palm trees, and pastel-colored eighties pop art. A set of chutes sends the ball in interesting directions, while the "Hot Shots" ramp allows players to quickly return to the upper mini-playfield. As with other Premier pinballs of the period, the rules are not overly complex, making it suited for intermediate players looking for a fun, straightforward game.

[[caption-width-right:350:The Heat is On!]]
-->"A ''[[LampshadeHanging Vice]]'' Worth Having!"
--->--Promotional flyer

The game itself is a [[TheMockbuster blatant copy]] of ''Series/MiamiVice''; the backglass features a white-suited Crockett wannabe posing next to a red Corvette with two bikini-clad women. The table itself is more interesting, with a translucent red spiral ramp and a miniature playfield nestled among neon flamingos, palm trees, and Eighties pop art. A set of chutes sends the ball in interesting directions, while the "Hot Shots" ramp allows players to quickly return to the upper mini-playfield. As with other Premier pinballs of the period, the rules are not overly complex, making it suited for intermediate players looking for a fun, straightforward game.

* TheMockbuster: Of ''Series/MiamiVice''.

[[caption-width-right:350:"The Heat is ''ON!''"]]