Whirlwind pinball, designed by Pat Lawlor and released by Williams in 1990, is renowned for its innovative integration of a natural disaster theme. The machine features a distinctive fan on the backbox that blows air on the player, simulating a storm, and three spinning discs on the playfield that create unpredictable ball movements.
Whirlwind is a pinball machine manufactured by Williams Electronic Games Inc. in 1990. Concept by Pat Lawlor. Design by Pat Lawlor. Mechanics by John Krutsch, Jack Skalon. Art by John Youssi. Code by Bill Pfutzenreuter. Sound by Chris Granner. Music by Chris Granner.
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Solid State
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Alphanumeric
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