zoom_in Click to enlarge

Williams Hurricane

▲ ▼

description Williams Hurricane Overview

Williams Hurricane is a roller coaster-themed pinball machine released in 1991 by Williams Electronic Games. Designed by Barry Oursler, it serves as the successor to the 1988 pinball machine Cyclone. The game is distinguished by its carnival atmosphere and a prominent looping roller coaster toy on the playfield that players can navigate. It appeals to pinball enthusiasts and collectors interested in classic solid-state machines from the 1990s.

help Williams Hurricane FAQ

What is the relationship between Williams Hurricane and Cyclone?

Williams Hurricane is the successor to Cyclone, the 1988 Williams pinball machine. Both use a carnival and roller-coaster theme, but Hurricane adds a later set of rules and playfield features.

When was Williams Hurricane released?

Williams released Hurricane in 1991. Barry Oursler designed the machine during Williams Electronic Games' classic solid-state pinball era.

What is the main theme of Williams Hurricane?

The game turns a carnival roller coaster into a pinball setting, with a prominent looping roller-coaster shot as one of its signature features. Its artwork and sounds build a bright midway atmosphere around that ride theme.

Is Williams Hurricane part of a pinball trilogy?

Yes, Hurricane is commonly grouped with FunHouse and The Machine: Bride of Pin-Bot as part of a loose Williams theme trilogy. It also follows the earlier carnival-themed Cyclone directly in design lineage.

swap_horiz

Looking for Williams Hurricane alternatives? Compare top competitors ranked & scored

arrow_forward