Johnny Mnemonic (Williams)(1995)
Johnny Mnemonic is a four-player pinball machine released in August 1995. It was manufactured by Williams Electronic Games, Inc. and only 2,756 units were produced. The game was inspired by William Gibson's cyberpunk short story of the same name. The designer, George Gomez, based the game's features on the film's assets, such as a player-controlled glove that uses a magnet to lift the ball off the playfield.
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Johnny Mnemonic (Williams)(1995) Pinball Playfield Photos
Height: 5' 11"
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