Queen Rhapsody Limited Edition Pinball Machine by Pinball Brothers

Bring Queen's greatest live performances home with the Queen Rhapsody Limited Edition Pinball Machine

There are some songs that simply need to be played loud. The Queen Rhapsody Limited Edition Pinball Machine turns 14 Queen live songs into an interactive pinball experience built around the band's performances, music and unmistakable visual identity.

This isn't just Queen artwork wrapped around a pinball machine. The songs are tied directly into the gameplay, with shots, objectives, multiballs and collectables giving you something to chase while the soundtrack plays.

And with the Rhapsody Edition limited to 1,000 numbered machines, complete with its own numbered plaque and certificate of authenticity, there's a genuine collectable element to it too.

Let the experts help you find your perfect Queen Rhapsody Limited Edition Pinball Machine

Buying a premium pinball machine is a significant decision, particularly when you're choosing a limited edition model.

You need to think about where it's going, how you'll use it and whether you're looking primarily for a serious pinball machine, a Queen collectable, or something that brings people together in your games room.

If you're unsure whether the Queen Rhapsody Limited Edition is right for your space, get in touch. We'll help you understand the machine and decide whether it fits what you're trying to create.

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The Queen Rhapsody Pinball Machine in a nutshell

1. Play along to 14 Queen live songs – The music is part of the game rather than background decoration, with 14 acts tied to the action on the playfield.

2. Built around two legendary Queen performances – The game draws on live performances from Budapest 1986 and Montreal 1987, helping turn a game of pinball into a much more immersive Queen experience.

3. More to master than simply keeping the ball alive – Physical ball locks, drop targets, metal ramps, the Red Special upper playfield and Wembley Stadium toy give you different shots and objectives to learn.

4. A genuinely limited Rhapsody Edition – Production is limited to 1,000 numbered units, with each machine supplied with a numbered plaque and certificate of authenticity.

Queen Rhapsody Limited Edition Pinball Machine specifications

Queen Rhapsody Limited Edition Pinball Machine – Rhapsody Edition features

• Numbered plaque and certificate of authenticity

• Lit inner side blades

• Lit backboard

• Shaker motor

• Golden artwork

• Sparkling shooter rod

• Powder-coated golden metal trim armour

Queen Rhapsody Limited Edition Pinball Machine – music

• 14 Queen live songs

• Gameplay featuring live performances from Budapest 1986 and Montreal 1987

• Queen band member call-outs recorded for the game

Queen Rhapsody Limited Edition Pinball Machine – special game features

• Red Special upper playfield with full-size flipper

• Wembley Stadium toy with ball-catching magnet

• One Vision hand-drawn art package

• Break Free Kickback shoots into orbit

Queen Rhapsody Limited Edition Pinball Machine – ramps and toys

• Fully lit radio replica

• Red Special physical ball lock

• Wembley Stadium physical ball lock

• 4+3 bank piano drop and stand-up targets

• 2 metal ramps to Wembley with 3 possible exits

• Jukebox Vertical Up Kicker

• Magic Saucer

• 3 gate drop targets

• 1 Bicycle Ride spinner

• 4 bass stand-up targets

Queen Rhapsody Limited Edition Pinball Machine – display, lighting and sound

• Full art apron

• Razorback™ electronic system

• Full RGB LED lighting system

• Lit slingshot star posts

• Side armour with flipper button protection

• 18.5-inch LCD screen

• Stereo HiFidelity sound system

• 8-inch bass speaker

• Shaker motor connector

The Owner's Insights on the Queen Rhapsody Limited Edition Pinball Machine

What I like about the Rhapsody Edition is that it makes sense as both a pinball machine and a piece for a serious Queen fan. The golden trim, lit inner side blades and backboard give the cabinet real presence in a games room, but once you start playing, there's plenty here beyond the artwork.

I'd particularly look at this for a home entertainment room where you want something people can gather around rather than something that's there purely to be admired. The 14 live Queen tracks, physical ball locks, ramps and upper playfield give everyone a reason to have another game.

I also think the numbered production run matters if you're buying with the collector side in mind. That said, if Queen means very little to you and you're choosing purely on pinball gameplay, I'd compare it with other machines before deciding.

Why you'll love the Queen Rhapsody Limited Edition Pinball Machine

Queen is built into the experience. The machine uses 14 Queen live songs, exclusive band-member call-outs and footage centred around the Budapest 1986 and Montreal 1987 performances. It feels much more considered than simply putting band artwork on a cabinet.

There's plenty to chase as your skills improve. You can work through the songs, visit Wembley Stadium for multiball modes and collect tour passes, posters, instruments and albums on your way towards the final “I Want It All” wizard mode. That gives repeat games a purpose beyond beating yesterday's score.

The physical playfield keeps things interesting. A Red Special upper playfield with its own full-size flipper sits alongside metal ramps, drop targets, physical ball locks, a Jukebox Vertical Up Kicker and the Wembley Stadium toy. You have different shots to learn rather than one repetitive route through the game.

The Rhapsody treatment makes it feel special before you even press Start. Golden artwork and metal trim, lit inner side blades, a lit backboard and sparkling shooter rod distinguish this edition visually, while the numbered plaque and certificate reinforce its limited-production status.

Your life with the Queen Rhapsody Limited Edition Pinball Machine

You've got friends over. Someone spots the machine in the corner, recognises Queen immediately and asks for a game.

A few minutes later, the music is up, the ball is flying towards Wembley and somebody who only came over for a drink is suddenly determined to beat the score on the display.

That's where a machine like this earns its space.

It's something you can enjoy alone when you want to work through the deeper game, but it's also an easy reason to gather around when people are over. Queen gives it an immediate familiarity, while the different shots, songs and objectives give you a reason to keep coming back.

And when nobody's playing? The Rhapsody Edition's golden artwork, lighting and unmistakable Queen theme mean it still has a real presence in the room.