Because not everything that has ever been on TV or in the movies can
become a pinball machine.
Probably about 9 years too late. Mummy is a 'dead' franchise.
Sam
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LOL "wrap up". that's good.
Just a hunch, but The Mummy is Universal Studios, and Bally/Williams
seemed to have the rights to the Universal monsters with CFTBL and
Monster Bash. It also was released in 1999, kind of when Williams
pulled the plug on pins. Stern was new and making such hits as
Striker Extreme and Sharkey's Shootout. By the time Stern got into
bigger titles like TSPP and LOTR, the franchise was already too old.
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I just meant when the movie came out. At the time woulda been cool?