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Machine history · Bally · 1996

Scared Stiff Pinball

Scared Stiff is a Bally solid-state pinball machine manufactured in 1996. It uses a dot-matrix display, supports up to four players, and belongs to the Williams WPC-95 hardware generation.

Bally · 1996 · Original production game

Scared Stiff: machine facts

Manufactured
1996
Type
Solid-state electronic display; dot matrix
Player count
4 players
Hardware generation
WPC-95
IPDB number
3915

Overview

OPDB identifies Scared Stiff as a Bally solid-state pinball machine manufactured in January 1996, with a dot-matrix display and support for four players. PinWiki independently lists Scared Stiff among the WPC-95 games.

Hardware

PinWiki identifies Scared Stiff as a WPC-95 game using the WPC-95 CPU, A-20028 power/driver board, A-20516 audio/video board, a dot-matrix display, and transformer part number 5610-14515-00. The game may use either the A-20119 or A-21377 WPC-95 CPU board.

Documented History

PinWiki records Scared Stiff-specific service bulletins dated December 20, 1996, and May 1, 1997. Their listed subjects are solving mechanism problems and a repair kit for the left ramp assembly. The May 17 date associated with the supplied schematic is the revision date of a general WPC schematic manual, not a Scared Stiff service bulletin.

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