Weird Al’s Museum of Natural Hilarity is the newest creation from Multimorphic! Below is an in-depth overview of the machine, and a dive into the features and rules – check it out!
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Weird Al’s Museum of Natural Hilarity Game Kit: $3000
Base P3 Platform (without a game kit): $8300
227 Limited Edition Packages (available to purchasers of the Game Kit, in order): $1800
The LE Package contains the limited artwork pieces, interactive/moving topper, a printed LE translite signed by Al, and various game-specific swag. None of these items will be purchasable separately.
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NOTE: Subject to change.
The Museum of Natural Hilarity is a fantastical museum with exhibits and items that connect players to the Weird Al’s songs and his hilarious and descriptive song lyrics! Weird Al acts as the museum curator, welcoming players and guiding them through the museum.
All balls begin in the museum lobby with Al’s instrumental song Fun Zone playing. There players can visit each of the 5 exhibit halls (listed below) and then go to the ticket counter (scoop behind the drop target) to select between the two available song modes for that exhibit. Alternatively, the player can shoot the V, I, and P targets to raise the two center scoops that represent a VIP ticket counter. From there, the player can choose any of the 10 exhibit hall song modes.
Upon selecting a song mode, theatre-style curtains close on the screen. When they reopen, the scene has changed to an immersive environment specific to the chosen song. Each song mode has a unique set of rules that connects physical shots on the playfield with the lyrics of the song. After completing a certain number of shots, the ticket counter shot becomes available to exit back to the lobby, or the player can continue progressing in the mode until the full song plays.
When back in the lobby, the player can activate the right lift ramp and spiral lift ramp for access to the mezzanine (upper playfield) by rolling over the “meal ticket” inlane icon. The main feature of the mezzanine is the “food court”, where the player can shoot the “Just” “Eat It” targets to collect food items to light My Bologna and the mezzanine loop to collect spatulas to enable a one-time use outlane ball save rollover target.
My Bologna is a mode that has the player building bologna sandwiches via mezzanine loops and targets.
There are 3 stackable multiball song modes that work as follows:
You Make Me is a mini-wizard mode that becomes available after playing at least one song mode in each exhibit hall.
After playing all song modes, Running With Scissors lights for a final trip back through the museum where the player relives all of the hilarity within.
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