description WHO Dunnit Overview
WHO Dunnit is a Bally-branded solid-state pinball machine released by Midway in 1995. Designed by Barry Oursler and Dwight Sullivan, it casts the player as investigator Nick Spade in a series of casino murder mysteries. Its distinctive mechanisms include a functioning slot machine and an elevator system, while play involves collecting clues, interrogating suspects, and progressing through cases.
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What is the main objective in Bally WHO Dunnit pinball?
The player controls investigator Nick Spade and works through casino murder mysteries by collecting clues, evidence, and equipment. The game includes five cases and eventually sends the player to the Roof to catch the killer.
What makes the slot machine important in WHO Dunnit?
A working three-reel slot machine sits in the center of the playfield and can award clues, points, equipment, or other game benefits. Its presence is one of the table's defining mechanical features alongside the roulette and elevator elements.
Who designed the 1995 WHO Dunnit pinball machine?
Barry Oursler and Dwight Sullivan designed the game, which was released under Bally by Midway in 1995. It uses a 1940s casino-mystery setting rather than a licensed detective franchise.
How many people can play WHO Dunnit at once?
WHO Dunnit supports up to four players and uses four-ball play. The solid-state table also uses a dot-matrix display to present Nick Spade's investigation and case progress.
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