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Jaki Crush

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Also known as
Naxat Super Pinball : Jaki Crush ナグザット スーパーピンボール 邪鬼破壊

Control six flippers across a three level table with horror themed targets and bonus stages.

Jaki Crush (Naxat Super Pinball: Jaki Crush) was developed by Compile and published by Naxat for the Super Famicom/SNES in Japan on December 18, 1992; it was not released on any earlier platform.


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Released
1992
Perspective
1st-person, Top-down
Size
591.78 KB
Rating
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About Jaki Crush

Jaki Crush is a pinball video game exclusive to Japan, representing the third entry in its series. Its theme centers on a Jaki, a figure from Japanese demon mythology, which defines its horror aesthetic.

The table is structured across three distinct levels and features six flippers. Players control the ball to hit numerous targets, both moving and fixed, and can destroy various creatures. An option exists to adjust the ball speed, and the game supports two players in a turn based mode.

Special bonus stages are a key feature, triggered by launching the ball into a demon's open mouth. There are six of these stages in total.

Jaki Crush Screenshots

12 images
Title screen
Main menu
The lower part of the table
Moving up to the second part
The top part
A creature explodes
Score screen
Accessing a bonus stage
Playing a bonus stage with two demons
High score
Perfection is a demonic thing indeed.
Here we have Raijin, the fabled God of Thunder... I prefer Fujin, God of the Wind, myself. He's just a lot COOLER, if you know what I mean.