king kong limiteds...they are going fast

​King Kong has been a leading force in cultural media since his first appearance in 1932  (hence only 932 Limited Editions to be made), and has influenced every medium of entertainment through films, television, books, art, comics, video games, and more.  Stern Pinball takes players on an all-new journey through the fabled King Kong original story, creatively re-invented specifically for pinball. King Kong: Myth of Terror Island pinball games are available in Pro, Premium, and Limited Edition (LE) models.

In Stern Pinball’s King Kong: Myth of Terror Island pinball games, players join Ann Darrow, Jack Driscoll, and Karl Denham on their journey to the mysterious Terror Island, which results in King Kong traveling back to New York City with disastrous (and fun) consequences. Featuring innovative playfield design and iconic mechanisms from the creative team  (led by Keith Elwin) that brought players pinball hits such as JAWS, Godzilla, and Jurassic Park, players will experience King Kong in a whole new way.

A custom-sculpted King Kong will react to player actions through a new animatronic animation system, swinging his arms and torso to assert his dominance (premium / LE). Summon him by hitting the sculpted gold Gong bash target, but beware, when pinballs are locked into a New York City subway,  an agitated King Kong will destroy and flip it over to start King Kong multiball.

Encounter and escape danger as players enter “The Pit” on Terror Island. Guarded by a custom-sculpted giant spider, this area magnetically grabs and attacks the ball, so be prepared. Travel through dangerous terrain by exploring the thrilling helix-shaped Biplane ramp featuring a custom sculpted biplane toy in addition to a secret river ball path and river log diverter.

Thrilling gameplay features and challenges await players on this four-flipper adventure. Art package by Kevin O’Connor, Greg Freres, and Zombie Yeti. Custom speech is provided by Brian “Q” Quinn from Impractical Jokers, along with Rick Zieff, Peter Mackenzie, and Scott Mosenson.