Medieval Madness Pinball Machine For Sale | AAG Australia

Name: Medieval Madness Pinball Machine For Sale | AAG Australia - Aussie Arcade Games
Price: 15999.00 AUD
Availability: InStock

Condition: Refurbished

Year Manufactured: 1997

Year Released: 1997

Dimensions: 29″ W x 58″ D x 76″ H

Weight: 250 lbs

$15,999.00

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Medieval Madness Pinball Machine – Buy Online in Australia

Looking for a Medieval Madness Pinball Machine that’s fully tested, genuinely in Australia, and ready to ship? This one is widely rated one of the best pinball tables ever built, and Aussie Arcade Games has it fully serviced and ready for your games room — no overseas import, no customs wait, no guesswork on landed cost.

About the Game

Williams released Medieval Madness in June 1997. Brian Eddy designed it, and Lyman Sheats wrote the code. The game drops you into a mock-medieval kingdom where the goal is simple: smash six rival castles, dunk the annoying trolls, and defeat the King of Payne in the final battle. It’s known for its humour, its animated drawbridge and portcullis, and a ruleset that’s easy to pick up but hard to master. Collectors and pinball leagues still rank it among the top five machines of all time, nearly three decades after release.

Why Buy the Medieval Madness Pinball Machine From Aussie Arcade Games

Every Medieval Madness Pinball Machine we list goes through a full mechanical and cosmetic check before it leaves our Darwin workshop — playfield tested under real play, drawbridge and portcullis mechanisms adjusted, rubbers replaced where worn, and the electronics run through a full diagnostic. If you’ve been hunting listings for medieval madness pinball for sale Australia and only finding machines sitting in a US warehouse, this is the difference: the table is already here, already checked, and ready to deliver to your door — Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, or anywhere in between.

If you’d rather buy Medieval Madness machine with a warranty behind it instead of gambling on a private seller, that’s exactly what you get here — plus a team that’ll tell you straight if it’s the right first table for your games room or not.

Gameplay Highlights

Castle Assault – Shoot the drawbridge to lower it, hit the portcullis to raise it, then land the final shot through the gate to destroy a castle.
Troll Multiball – Smash the two pop-up trolls to start a fast, chaotic multiball round.
Joust Mode – Shoot the outer orbit three times to win a joust and work toward Joust Champion status.
Peasant Revolt & Rescue the Maiden – Two of the game’s most loved side missions, each with its own mini light-show payoff.
Battle for the Kingdom – Complete every castle, joust, and side mission to unlock the multiball wizard mode and try to dethrone the King of Payne.

Specifications

Condition: Fully serviced, tested under play
Manufacturer: Williams
Year Released: 1997
Designer: Brian Eddy
Dimensions: 29″ W x 55″ D x 76″ H (approx.)
Weight: Approx. 250 lbs (113 kg)

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this Medieval Madness Pinball an original or a remake?

We can supply either, depending on stock — a genuine 1997 Williams cabinet, fully serviced by our technicians, or the modern Chicago Gaming remake with updated electronics. Check the listing above for what’s currently available, or ask us directly.

Where can I find a Medieval Madness pinball machine for sale in Australia?

Aussie Arcade Games stocks this title directly from our Darwin warehouse and ships nationwide, with every unit tested before dispatch — so you’re buying locally, not importing from the US or UK.

How much does a Medieval Madness pinball machine for sale cost?

Pricing depends on whether it’s an original 1997 cabinet or the newer remake, plus overall condition. See the price listed above for our current in-stock unit, or contact us for the latest availability.

Is the Medieval Madness Pinball Machine good for a home games room?

Yes — it’s one of the most recommended first tables for a home games room. The ruleset is easy to follow for beginners but deep enough to keep experienced players coming back, and it’s a genuine conversation piece.