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Sources

Contributors to this record: IPDB, Flipcommons Catalog.

gameplay_feature
Shaker Motors[1]
IPDB
Multi-Level Playfield
IPDB
Multiball
IPDB
Timed Multiball ×4
IPDB
Pop Bumpers ×3
IPDB
Flippers ×2
IPDB
tag
Prototype[2]
Flipcommons Catalog
production_status
Unreleased[2]
Flipcommons Catalog
theme
Viper Driving
IPDBFlipcommons Catalog
credit
Orin Day — Software
IPDBFlipcommons Catalog
Brian Schmidt — Sound
IPDBFlipcommons Catalog
Brian Schmidt — Music
IPDBFlipcommons Catalog
Frank Suareo — Mechanics
IPDBFlipcommons Catalog
John Borg — Mechanics
IPDBFlipcommons Catalog
Marc Raneses — Dots/Animation
IPDBFlipcommons Catalog
Phillis Rosenthal — Art
IPDBFlipcommons Catalog
Jeff Busch — Art
IPDBFlipcommons Catalog
John Borg — Design
IPDBFlipcommons Catalog
system
Sega Whitestar
IPDBFlipcommons Catalog
technology_generation
Solid State
IPDBFlipcommons Catalog
month
6
IPDBFlipcommons Catalog
year
1996
IPDBFlipcommons Catalog
production_quantity
1
IPDBFlipcommons Catalog
player_count
6
IPDBFlipcommons Catalog
ipdb_id
4905
IPDBFlipcommons Catalog
corporate_entity
Sega Pinball, Incorporated (1994-1999)
Flipcommons Catalog
title
Mini-Viper
Flipcommons Catalog
name
Mini-Viper
Flipcommons Catalog
slug
mini-viper
Flipcommons Catalog

Citations

  1. Internet Pinball Database (IPDB) Internet Pinball Database (IPDB) #4905 Homepage
    Shaker motor (2)
  2. Internet Pinball Database (IPDB) Internet Pinball Database (IPDB) #4905 Homepage
    However, this prototype game, brought to an AMOA show, was not well received for its smaller size, and never went into production