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  Also known as: TOM First released on: 3/28/1995 Manufactured by: Midway Mfg. Co., as a subsidiary of Williams General Machine Details Production run: - Players: Four Display Type: Dot Matrix Cabinet Type: Normal Plunger: Manual PF Multilevels: No Cust. Speech: Yes Buyin Option: Yes 'Shaking': No Playfield Details Multiball: 4 Flippers: 2 Ramps: 3 Bumpers: 3 Captive Balls: 1 Magnets: 4 Ball Cannons: 0 Droptargets: 0 Spinner(s): Yes Kickback: No Spindisc(s): No Mini Orbit(s): Yes Playfield Toys Spinning magic trunk. One side has a whole allowing the ball inside the trunk. One has a 'spiral' looking plate which can magnetically pick up the ball, one side has 'nothing'. Hocus Pocus Magnasave: On top of both outlanes are eddy sensors that can 'feel' a ball that is about to drain and turn on magnets that suck the ball back in the inlanes. A mirror is mounted above the roll over targets in the upper right side of the playfield, to allow you to see them better. The freaky thing is that the mirror turns the ball movements upside-down. The Spirit Ring is a magnet hovering above one of the ramps. It can pick up the ball and drop it onto another ramp. Marketing Slogans There's more.. Than meets the eye. It's got that magic touch. Stupendous displays of spellbinding power! Amazing acts of enchantment! And incredible achievements in pinball engineering! It can even make money appear out of thin air. Comments and Trivia Originally, the "Poof" target was labeled "Raise Magic Post". Hitting it would raise the post between the flippers for a short time. As the post was removed from the game early during development, the target lost its purpose and was renamed to "Poof", only scoring points when hit. Design Team Game Design: John Popadiuk Artwork: Linda Deal Animation: Adam Rhine, Brian Morris Software: Jeff Johnson Sound: Dave Zabriskie Music: Dave Zabriskie 
 
 
 
 
 
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