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‘Weird Al’ Yankovic pinball machine promises ‘Mandatory Fun’ for all

Legendary parody singer "Weird Al" Yankovic is teaming with Multimorphic on a pinball machine packed with his music.

2022 is shaping up to be a banner year for “Weird Al” Yankovic. Reports about his biopic motion picture starring Daniel Radcliffe are beginning to surface, with the actor declaring it’s a “great responsibility” to take the role. And in addition to being celebrated in movie form, Yankovic will be celebrated with a pinball game.

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According to Yankovic’s official site, game manufacturer Multimorphic Pinball Evolved will release a pinball machine this year based on the works of the multiplatinum recording artist behind “Even Worse,” “Bad Hair Day,” and the smash hit single, “White & Nerdy.”

Multimorphic announced that the machine, titled “Weird Al’s Museum of Natural Hilarity,” will feature 2,000 “callouts” (vocal effects triggered by specific actions) and 17 “Weird Al” songs, including “Like A Surgeon,” “My Bologna,” and “Eat It.” In addition, the manufacturer promises “a software and graphics package that immerses the player into his songs and lyrics,” in case you want to both hear and feel the lyrics of “Harvey the Wonder Hamster” and “Weasel Stomping Day.”

According to Multimorphic, the game will come in two versions — a “Standard Edition” that features all of the above, and a run of 227 additional special “Limited Editions” autographed by Yankovic himself. While it will set you back $3,000, Multimorphic “includes a feature-rich playfield layout that presents a museum full of interactive and hilarious references that span all of Al’s illustrious career” — dating back to his beginnings as a staple on Dr. Demento’s nationally-syndicated radio show in the ’70s and ’80s, and including the 1989 film UHF.


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A professional comedian since the age of 19, Liam has been writing, editing, and performing for various TV shows and websites his entire adult life. He produced and starred in 'Tell Your Friends! The Concert Film!' which premiered at the 2011 SXSW Film Festival. Liam is currently attending the prestigious University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts.