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   Ultimate Pinball aka Screamball (Teeny Weeny Games 1996) Instruction Cards

   By SixOfTwelve

   Here is a set of 58 instruction cards for use with Ultimate Pinball, also known as Screamball, depending on whether you have the GT Interactive (US) or US Gold (UK) release.
    
   Once again, scans of the game’s manual appear to be nonexistent online. To make matters worse, there are at least two other games called Ultimate Pinball, which did not exactly simplify the search. Finally, I found a version of the manual in the place I probably should have checked first: as a text file on the game CD itself.
    
   I took screenshots from each table, added the relevant text from the manual, and then went a step further by highlighting and illustrating the various table features directly on the images.
    
   Unfortunately, the quality of the manual is about on par with the one for Pinball Mania. Since it’s just a text file, there are obviously no screenshots, but once again, the descriptions range from vague to downright unhelpful. Some even stop mid-sentence, like
    
   Lighting all of the "CRAZY" letters
    
    
   ...
    
    
   
    
    
   I eventually managed to unravel some of the mysteries by running the game in DOSBox-X, which allows save states in the middle of gameplay. Even so, a few secrets still elude me. (The fact that the game itself isn’t particularly good did not exactly motivate extensive detective work.) Still, I'd like to think I came up with a fairly serviceable set of instructions in the end.
    
   I’ve also included a handful of alternate pages for the mini-game controls. The manual refers to the space bar as the action key, and those are the default versions of the pages included here. Alternate versions are included where the text has been changed to “coin button” and - purely for my own use - “green button” and “red button,” which correspond to extra buttons on my cabinet. (Just in case I ever lose the original files and have to download them from here again.)
    
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   Updated May 17