Lexibook Spider-Man Electronic Pinball With Lights And Sounds Action And Reflex Game – Multicolour

Description

Lexibook Spider-Man Electronic Pinball With Lights And Sounds Action And Reflex Game – Multicolour

• An awesome electronic table pinball
• Digital scoring: check the highest score on the LCD screen
• Great sounds and light effects like in a real pinball game
• 4 flippers and 5 bumpers
• 1 ball inside
• Reset button and the possibility of cutting the music
• 2 stands to have the perfect angle to play.
• Power Supply: 3 x LR14 / C of 1,5V (not included)

Lexibook Spider-Man Electronic Pinball Reflex Game

Lexibook JG610SP Spider-Man Electronic Pinball Reflection for Kids and Families Action Game A table pinball game to play alone or with friends! This toy is the electronic version of the famous arcade game! Its tilting LCD screen displays the score and keeps the highest score in memory. Fun sounds and light shows are reminiscent of the traditional pinball game. The pinball machine has two feet to tilt the pinball machine and has an ideal playing angle.

A great design with the characters of Spider-Man!

Just like a superhero, this is the perfect toy to develop dexterity and reflexes! Find your favorite characters: Spider-Man, Spider-Gwen, Miles, Doctor Octopus, and Green Goblin! Bumpers light up with sound effects when you hit them with the supplied ball. You can also mute the sound by pressing the “MUSIC” button. It’s the perfect gift for birthdays or Christmas.

How to play?

The game goal is to keep the ball in motion as long as possible to get the highest score. You will therefore have to prevent the ball from falling between the flippers (levers) and you will have to use these to send the ball against the bumpers (obstacles) located in the center of the game which allow you to score points. The more the ball hits the bumpers, the more points you will accumulate.

Before starting a new game, reset the score on the screen by pressing the START button. To start a game, throw a ball. To do this, unlock the ball by pulling the barrier down, passing it over the right side, and launching it on the playing surface by pulling the pulse button.