The Griffin family stars in the FOX Television show FAMILY GUY; an animated sitcom that is making adults of all ages laugh until they cry. FAMILY GUY was designed by Pat Lawlor, with his team at Pat Lawlor Design, and engineers at Stern Pinball.

Family Guy features exclusive never-before-heard phrases by Seth McFarlane. Seth offers up plenty of hysterical lines as Peter Griffin (father), Brian Griffin (the family dog), Stewie Griffin (who wants to take over the world), and other characters from the show. Family Guy pinball offers three different adjustable levels of speech (Adult, Moderate, and Family). This pinball machine also features original artwork from the artists from the animated television show, as well as famed pinball artists John Youssi and Margaret Hudson.

Here's a first...Stewie’s mini-playfield is a small pinball playable machine, that sits in the upper right hand corner of the main playfield. It has miniflippers that the player controls with the regular flipper buttons when the game is in ‘Stewie mini-playfield’ mode. The mini playfield even has ramps and targets to shoot at, while Stewie spins around on his playstool, and throws barbs and insults at the player. 

Additional features on the game include: character figures of Peter, Lois, Brian, Chris, and Meg, all made by Mezco Toys; a Patriot Ale can with Brian Griffin standing on top that can be struck by the ball (the game owner will be provided with an extra set of decals if they want to change Patriot Ale to Patriot Root Beer); two captive pinballs, which spell out P-I-N-B-A-L-L when struck; and plenty of multi-ball play modes.

Heading up the household is Peter Griffin, a big, boisterous, lovable oaf who isn’t afraid to say what’s on his freakin’ mind—usually the wrong thing at exactly the wrong time. He lives in Quahog, Rhode Island with his wife, Lois, and their three children—Chris, Meg and Stewie, a brilliant, sadistic baby bent on destroying the world. And, don’t forget Peter’s well-spoken, cynical best friend, Brian, the family dog. Executive producer/creator Seth MacFarlane has the distinction of being the youngest person to be an executive producer. The animated series debuted after the Super Bowl in 1999...and now you can bring 31 Spooner Street into your gameroom.