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“And I just kind of rolled with that,” she says.

“I'm not really a great artist, but I'm really good at the computer kind of 3-D animation.”ĭurbala soon found that computer animation came easily to her. “I took a big risk and decided to do animation when I hadn't done any kind of animation beforehand.” she recalls. She was ready to venture beyond Iowa.īut when she got to Columbia, she felt the allure of Computer Animation, which played to her interests and strengths in the more technical aspects of the creative process. Introduced to Columbia College Chicago via high school classmates, Durbala became intrigued with the school’s film program and, perhaps even more so, its location.

Her high school in Iowa offered an innovative program that allowed her to concentrate in video and design and participate in off-campus internships making videos. And for Durbala, it’s the culmination of years of hard work that started long before she came to work at American Pinball.ĭurbala’s love of video-making and design surfaced early. Galactic Tank Force is sure to be a hit with the collectors and bar and arcade patrons who remain devoted to pinball games in the era of PlayStations. When folded down (see photo), it looks like a space-age tank that Scooby Doo and his mystery team might drive. The new game, Galactic Tank Force, features video clips and animations Durbala developed. “And you're trying to communicate a story with the sounds and the animations and the text and the voiceovers and all of that.” It's a very physical game and there's toys and ramps and everything, and you're telling a story with what's happening with these toys, what's happening with this little ball,” she says.

“Pinball is not really like anything else. Yet this week, the company she works for - American Pinball- releases an innovative game Durbala spent more than a year helping to create.Īnd now when it comes to pinball, she’s in. When Computer Animation Alum Jessica Durbala ’21 first considered coming to Columbia College Chicago, a career producing pinball games was not on her radar.

Humanities, History and Social SciencesĬolumbia College Chicago Computer Animation alum plays pivotal role in developing new pinball game that uses animation, storytelling, and a creative design to engage players and collectors.

Unlimited buy-in balls per player (operator option).

Flipper blinders extend from under metal apron to cover flipper area from player’s view.

The Who’s Tommy Pinball Wizard with its eye catching graphics, award winning music and pulse racing playfield excitement is sure to become a pinball classic in the same way The Who’s Rock Opera has become a Rock-n-Roll classic.

Smash the mirror for multi-ball excitement and super Jackpot scoring!.

You’ll need to play by intuition, play by sense of smell.

Can’t have any distractions when the flipper blinders close! Feel all the bumpers, become part of the machine.

More than two dozen play modes, including thirteen illuminated in the Union Jack, will challenge even Official Tommy Pinball Wizards. Got A Feeling ’94 Is Gonna Be A Good Year! The Who’s Tommy Pinball Wizard is sure to be a sensation in your location. The music comes through with crystal clarity using Data East’s new, increased memory, BSMT 2000 Deluxe Digital Sound PCB. TOMMY, the Tony Award winning smash hit, is coming to a location near you – The Who’s Tommy Pinball Wizard by Data East.įeaturing more music than any pinball ever had: 21 hit songs from Tommy sung by original Broadway cast members Michael Ceveris, Paul Kandel and Anthony Barrile. The Who’s Tommy Pinball Wizard Pinball Machine has a Music/Musical theme. The Who’s Tommy Pinball Wizard Pinball Machine by Data East was manufactured in 1994.