The Getaway: High Speed II (Williams) (1992)
The Getaway: High Speed II is a pinball game released in 1992 by Williams Electronic Games, Inc.. The game is themed around an outlaw police chase. It was designed by Steve Ritchie and is the sequel to 1986's High Speed.
The game is known for blowing U20 on the MPU board. The second version of the game does not have headlights and the name "The Getaway" is added under the coin door.
In the game, you can earn the Helicopter Bonus by shooting a ball into the Tunnel after collecting the regular "Getaway" Jackpot and while you still have at least two balls in play. This will cause a police helicopter to try to follow you into the tunnel, and crash into the mountain.
This table can be found in the Virtual Pinball Spreadsheet
The Getaway: High Speed II (Williams) (1992) Pinball Playfield Photos
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