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| − | '''''Crüe Ball''''' (クルーボール) is a | + | '''''Crüe Ball''''' (クルーボール) is a pinball video game developed and published by [[Electronic Arts]] for the [[Sega Mega Drive]] in 1992 in US and Europe and 1993 in Japan. The US and EU box calls the game '''''Crüe Ball: Heavy Metal Pinball'''''. The game was designed to sport a heavy metal look and feel and attained various endorsements before settling on a [[wikipedia:Mötley Crüe|Mötley Crüe]] endorsement. Some of their music is used in the game while the level themes were composed by EA in-house composer Brian Schmidt. |
| − | {{Left}} flips the left flipper, {{C}} flips the right flipper, and {{A}}+{{B}}+{{C}} tilts. The goal of each table is to activate a ramp on the table which will shoot | + | ==Gameplay== |
| + | {{Left}} flips the left flipper, {{C}} flips the right flipper, and {{A}}+{{B}}+{{C}} tilts. The goal of each table is to activate a ramp on the table which will shoot the ball to a bonus round and then to the next table. In the bonus rounds, the player is in control of a portable flipper: the D-pad moves around, {{A}}, {{B}}, and {{C}} flip the flippers, and skeletons must be hit with three bonus balls. | ||
[[Category:Mega Drive Games]] | [[Category:Mega Drive Games]] | ||
[[Category:1992 Mega Drive Games]] | [[Category:1992 Mega Drive Games]] | ||
[[Category:Mega Drive Action Games]] | [[Category:Mega Drive Action Games]] | ||
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| Crüe Ball |
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| System(s): Sega Mega Drive |
| Publisher: Electronic Arts |
| Developer: Electronic Arts |
| Genre: Action |
Crüe Ball (クルーボール) is a pinball video game developed and published by Electronic Arts for the Sega Mega Drive in 1992 in US and Europe and 1993 in Japan. The US and EU box calls the game Crüe Ball: Heavy Metal Pinball. The game was designed to sport a heavy metal look and feel and attained various endorsements before settling on a Mötley Crüe endorsement. Some of their music is used in the game while the level themes were composed by EA in-house composer Brian Schmidt.
Gameplay
flips the left flipper, 
flips the right flipper, and 
+
+ tilts. The goal of each table is to activate a ramp on the table which will shoot the ball to a bonus round and then to the next table. In the bonus rounds, the player is in control of a portable flipper: the D-pad moves around, , , and flip the flippers, and skeletons must be hit with three bonus balls.