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A physical dance-floor area, character sculptures, and topper presentation turn the famous restaurant sequence into a visual centerpiece.
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Description
Play Mechanix x Chicago Gaming x Miramax
A 1990s-Style Game Built for Pulp Fiction
Mark Ritchie's first new physical pinball design in more than two decades pairs a fast, low-profile 1990s layout with scenes, dialogue, music, and characters from Quentin Tarantino's film.
Designed by Mark Ritchie
Fast Physical Pinball With a Film-Accurate Attitude
Pulp Fiction deliberately avoids a large backbox LCD in favor of two digital score displays and a physical playfield packed with drop targets, standups, spinners, ramps, and character sculptures. Josh Sharpe developed the rules, Scott Pikulski created the artwork, and David Thiel built the sound package.
Game designerMark Ritchie
RulesJosh Sharpe
ArtworkScott Pikulski
ProductionChicago Gaming for Play Mechanix
Gameplay highlights
Briefcases, Burgers, Dancing, and Fast Combos
The machine translates the film into physical objectives instead of relying on a large video display, keeping the player's focus on ball movement and mechanical action.
The mysterious briefcase
A bank of briefcase drop targets creates clear, repeatable objectives directly in the center of the action.
A deliberately retro layout
Two score displays, fast feeds, spinners, standups, and compact geometry evoke Williams games from the early 1990s.
Official manufacturer photography
Explore Pulp Fiction Pinball
Cabinet, playfield, and mechanism photography sourced from Chicago Gaming and stored in Evolution Pinball's CMS Max media library.
Edition guide
Special Edition and Bad Mother Flipper Limited Edition
Chicago Gaming currently offers Special Edition in standard and DBV-ready configurations plus the 1,000-unit Bad Mother Flipper Limited Edition. One legacy catalog selector uses older wording; confirm the exact configuration shown before checkout.
| Feature | Special Edition | Legacy catalog selection | Bad Mother Flipper LE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Evolution price | $8,000 | $10,000 | $12,000 |
| Official current MSRP | $7,999 | $7,999 for DBV-ready Special Edition | $9,499 |
| Core game | Complete shared game | Complete shared game | Complete shared game |
| Production | Standard production | Special Edition prepared for a dollar bill validator | Numbered; limited to 1,000 |
| Cabinet presentation | Special Edition art and trim | Special Edition art and trim | Exclusive Bad Mother Flipper collector treatment |
| Jack Rabbit Slim's topper | Edition/configuration dependent | Edition/configuration dependent | Included collector presentation |
Chicago Gaming's current official prices are $7,999 for either Special Edition configuration and $9,499 for the Bad Mother Flipper Limited Edition, excluding freight and tax. Evolution's selector retains a legacy label, so confirm exact inventory before purchase.
Official video
Watch Pulp Fiction Pinball in Action
The official Chicago Gaming video shows the cabinet, physical playfield, character sculptures, drop targets, lighting, and deliberately retro score-display presentation.
Verified machine details
Playfield and Ownership Details
Chicago Gaming's official materials emphasize a physical, fast-playing layout. The machine uses two digital score displays rather than a large backbox LCD.
| Flippers | 2 |
|---|---|
| Display | Two digital score displays |
| Targets | Briefcase drop-target bank plus multiple standup targets |
| Primary features | Jack Rabbit Slim's dance area, character sculptures, spinners, and ramps |
| Game designer | Mark Ritchie |
| Rules | Josh Sharpe |
| Sound | David Thiel with film dialogue and music integration |
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