That's quite a lot of spins so you're going to have to make a few Lois shots each time before playing another mode or use the 2X Lois in the left inlane.

The first mode requires 25 spins to qualify, increasing by 10 spins for each subsequent TV mode. The best way to do this is directly up the Lois lane but you can also get a couple of helper spins from the super jackpot lane as it exits through the spinner. The TV modes are started at the TV scoop but have to be qualified first by shooting the Lois spinner on the right side of the playfield. There are five TV modes displayed in the familiar position just above the flippers. When the ball returns to the flippers you have four major features to choose from - TV modes, Beer Can modes, Fart Multiball and Stewie Pinball. When the centre post is raised by the Death target there is no ball saver but there is one at the start of each ball and at the start of the various multiballs. The variety means you don't keep getting the same quote over and over every time you make the skill shot which is a promising start.Īt the start of the ball, the centre post is raised and a ball saver begins. Making the shot also earns you one of a series of quotes from Peter or Brian. Doing so scores 500K for the first ball, 600K the second time, 700K the third and so on. The skill shot is to shoot the lower of the four F-A-R-T drop targets. With that out of the way, we've pressed start, the score has magically increased to 10 points, the ball is waiting in the shooter lane, what do we go for?

The split is deliberate because the game being reviewed is not the finished product and the areas examined here are those most likely to change as more features and rules are added to the code. In the first part we examined the game's hardware and artwork, so we will look at the game rules, the dots, the audio and the overall package in this article. Welcome to this second part of our in-depth look at Family Guy.

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