To the right of the rightmost bumper is a miniloop that connects to the right orbit representing malfunctions that can occur during the mission. This elevator can divert the ball to either of the two ramp's exit habitrails. In front of the frontmost bumper and beside the entrance of the pyramid crossramp is a sinkhole that also functions as an elevator that raises the ball to an intersection between two dueling ramps, the abovementioned left shuttle ramp and another, smaller right ramp described later on. It may either go to a pyramid toy at the left apron, or the inner left inlane, depending on the current mode. A crossramp dedicated to the fictional appearance of pyramids on Mars lies between the large left ramp (called the shuttle ramp) and the bumper area. Balls that pass through the bumper area eventually exit to the right through a gap between the frontmost and rightmost bumpers (bumpers PX2-001 and PX2-003).
#ZEN PINBALL 2 SLOW FLIPPER SERIAL#
The three bumpers are marked with serial codes PX2-001, PX2-002 and PX2-003, in reference to the table's prominent appearance in Pinball FX 2. Balls that drop into this area must pass through any of 3 return lanes. At the apex of the left orbit, there is a dropdown to the bumper area. Otherwise, this ramp takes the ball to the leftmost inlane.įlags gate the entrance to the two large orbits as they wrap around the table's major lanes. The passageway is accessed when a diverter gate in a large left ramp that's right next to the left large orbit opens up a straight pathway to the entrance of the space station.
It also contains a one-way, sloped tube passageway for the ball to travel through that takes the ball from the back left corner of the table all the way to the opposite corner, dropping the ball into the right large orbit. The back wall of the table features a scale model of a futuristic, elongated, tubular space station orbiting the atmosphere of Mars. Table overview The upper half of the table
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