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Xenon

Overview

Xenon is an arcade pinball game released by Bally in 1980. It was designed by Greg Kmiec with art by Paul Faris, and electronic musician Suzanne Ciani provided the voice and music.

The game itself centers around Xenon, the supercomputer at the heart of a futuristic society. Build up the Mota Special and the Bonus multiplier, then spell XENON to advance the Super Bonus. When you've collected three X's from the top saucer, shoot through the tube to interface with Xenon and start multiball for faster scoring.

Xenon has the distinction of being Bally's first solid-state pinball game with multiball. And although it was not the first talking pinball ever, Xenon was also Bally's first game with speech, using Ciani's digitized and processed voice instead of the Machine Monotone of earlier games.

Platform
Pinball
Genre
Pinball
Alternate Names
No information available

Media

Advertisement Flyer - Back

Xenon - Advertisement Flyer - Back (North America) - 850x1133
North America -  850 x 1133

Advertisement Flyer - Front

Xenon - Advertisement Flyer - Front (North America) - 850x1133
North America -  850 x 1133

Arcade - Cabinet

Xenon - Arcade - Cabinet (null) - 1703x2618
1703 x 2618

Arcade - Marquee

Xenon - Arcade - Marquee (null) - 2048x1896
2048 x 1896

Clear Logo

Xenon - Clear Logo (null) - 2664x908
2664 x 908

Screenshot - Gameplay

Xenon - Screenshot - Gameplay (null) - 1920x1080
1920 x 1080