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Medieval Madness video
Medieval Madness, released by Williams in 1997, is a four-player comedy-fantasy machine designed by Brian Eddy in which players defeat the King of Payne and all his men, lowering a motorized drawbridge to storm his castle while two trolls pop up from beneath the playfield.
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Shooting the Castle all day gives quality points in a pinch. The angle of the drawbridge and gate means it’s not quite as much of a center drain risk as Attack From Mars’ saucer. Destroying Castles gives increasing points starting at 2,000,000, and destroying 2 Castles lights extra ball.
Shooting a ramp 4 times, either orbit 3 times, or the left Catapult 3 times qualifies a Multiball Madness the first time, or a hurry-up thereafter. Complete as many shots as you can in this way before starting your Multiball Madness so that more shots are more valuable.
The Castle lock just left of the main door gives a surprisingly lucrative multiball, but is a rather narrow shot. Castle Multiball jackpots are very frequently worth more than Multiball Madness jackpots, but you have to be accurate to nail the 3 or 6 shots required to get there.
Battle for the Kingdom wizard mode is one of the loftiest goals in pinball, and requires destroying 6 Castles, fully completing all major shots 3 times each, and bashing 10 Trolls. You may want to focus instead on hurry-ups, which stack every time a major shot is completed and can be somewhat easily compounded if you can reach a flow state comboing the ramps and orbits.
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Original Williams release with game-specific schematics
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Generic board-level schematics, not game-specific
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Chicago Gaming's manual for the remake, with pricing tables
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Remake limited and standard editions, tear-off form
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