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Cirqus Voltaire

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Cirqus Voltaire, designed by John Popadiuk and released by Bally in 1997, is a pinball machine that stands out for its unique and vibrant circus-themed gameplay. The game features a distinctive neon light along the right-hand ramp and a pop bumper that rises from the middle of the playfield, adding to its visual appeal. The central gameplay element is the Ringmaster, a taunting head that emerges from the playfield, challenging players to hit it to progress. Players must complete nine marvels, such as Juggler Multiball and Ringmaster Frenzie, to ultimately "Join the Cirqus" and activate the wizard mode​.

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Cirqus Voltaire is a pinball machine manufactured by Bally Manufacturing Co. in 1997. Design by Cameron Silver, John Popadiuk. Mechanics by Louis Toy, Jack Skalon. Art by Linda Deal. Code by Cameron Silver. Sound by Rob Berry. Music by Rob Berry, Dave Zabriskie. Callouts by Jon Hey, Rob Berry, Cameron Silver, Cathy Schenkelberg. Animation by Adam Rhine, Brian Morris.
Primary manufacturer:
Bally Manufacturing Co.
Year:
1997
OPDB Group ID:
RVjJ
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Game type:
Solid State
Display type:
DMD
Players:
4
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