Showing 2413 Results
Flyer | Manufacturer | Year | Comments |
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A Go Go | Williams | 1966 | First machine to use a captive ball spinner, invented by Norm Clark |
A.G. Football | Alvin G. and Company | 1992 | Export version of the 1991 USA game 'A.G. Soccer-Ball' |
A.G. Soccer Ball | Alvin G. and Company | 1991 | Head to head pinball, Also released for export as A.G Football |
A.G. Soccer Ball | Alvin G. and Company | 1991 | Head to head pinball, 4 page flyer |
Abra Ca Dabra | Gottlieb | 1975 | Also made as the add-a-ball 'Team One' and the Italian 'Kicker' |
AC/DC L.E.D Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2014 | L.E.D pro version flyer |
AC/DC Luci Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2013 | Luci premium version flyer |
AC/DC Luci Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2013 | Chinese version flyer |
AC/DC Premium & Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2012 | Let there be Rock, Premium & Back in Black |
AC/DC Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2012 | Rock n Roll pinball designed by Steve Ritchie |
AC/DC Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2012 | Chinese version flyer |
Ace High | Gottlieb | 1957 | Flippers could still be activated even after all balls had been played |
Aces & Kings | Williams | 1970 | First use of the playfield spinner by a U.S. manufacturer |
Aces High | Bally | 1965 | A special version was also produced for Germany |
Action | Chicago Coin | 1969 | The first Chicago Coin game to feature power targets |
Action Baseball | Williams | 1971 | Pitch-n-bat, 8-track tape player located in backbox |
The Addams Family | Bally | 1992 | Best selling pinball machine of all time |
The Addams Family | Bally | 1992 | Shot map |
The Addams Family | Bally | 1992 | German version flyer |
The Addams Family | AT Games | 2023 | Virtual pinball with 15 pre-loaded games in 4K resolution |
Adventure | Sega/Japan | 1979 | Japanese flyer, Original game design |
Aerobatics | Zaccaria | 1977 | Bounce-back outlanes allow the player to nudge a drained ball back into play |
Aerosmith Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2017 | Limited edition flyer |
Aerosmith Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2017 | Premium version flyer |
Aerosmith Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2017 | Pro version flyer |
Aerosmith Pro Edition | Tecnoplay | 2017 | Italian version flyer |
Aerosmith Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2017 | Chinese version flyer |
Af Tor | Wico | 1984 | The first pinball machine made by Wico |
Agents 777 | Game Plan | 1984 | 4 player solid state, Electronic sound |
Air Aces | Bally | 1975 | First Bally game to use drop targets |
Airborne | Capcom | 1996 | An 'Injector' at the top of the ramp to choose the ball's path |
Airborne | Capcom | 1996 | German version flyer |
Airborne Avenger | Atari | 1977 | Widebody, Designer Steve Ritchie's 1st game |
Airport | Gottlieb | 1969 | 2 player version of Gottlieb's 1969 'College Queens' |
Al's Garage Band On World Tour | Alvin G. and Company | 1992 | All characters (except Stitchy) were based on people Michael Gottlieb knew |
Aladdin | WA Pinball | 2020 | Custom remake of Williams 1996 Tales of the Arabian Nights |
Aladdin's Castle | Bally | 1976 | 3 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, Aladdin's Alley (horseshoe lane) |
Alarm | Th. Bergmann | 1958 | German, Similar playfield as Gottlieb's 1955 'Southern Belle' |
Alaska | Interflip | 1978 | The domestic version is Recreativos Franco's 'Alaska' |
Alaska | Recreativos Franco | 1978 | Plexiglass playfield, "Match" number is last *3* digits |
Ali Baba | Gottlieb | 1948 | 6 flippers, 2 kick-out holes, No pop bumpers |
Ali Baba | Sega/Japan | 1973 | Japanese flyer, Original game design |
Ali, Muhammad | Stern Electronics | 1980 | On/off switch for optional background fight tones |
Alice Cooper's Nightmare Castle | Spooky Pinball | 2017 | Solid rock edition postcard |
Alice Cooper's Nightmare Castle | Spooky Pinball | 2017 | Solid rock edition flyer |
Alice Cooper's Nightmare Castle | Spooky Pinball | 2017 | KingPin Games version flyer |
Alice Cooper's Nightmare Castle | Spooky Pinball | 2017 | ZF Pinball version |
Alice In Wonderland | Gottlieb | 1948 | One of the 'Fairy Tale' games produced by Gottlieb during 1947-1948 |
Alien | Heighway Pinball | 2017 | Shipping now flyer |
Alien | Heighway Pinball | 2017 | Pre-production flyer, Shipping 2016 |
Alien | Pinball Brothers | 2021 | Remake of the Heighway Pinball machine Alien |
Alien (Ellen Ripley Version) | Pinball Brothers | 2023 | A new version of the 2021 released "Alien" by Pinball Brothers |
Alien Poker | Williams | 1980 | French version flyer |
Alien Poker | Williams | 1980 | Williams first time using 7 digit scoring displays |
Alien Star | Gottlieb | 1984 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 2 ball multi-ball, System 80 |
Alien/Full Throttle | Heighway Pinball | 2017 | Cointaker postcard featuring Alien and Full Throttle |
Alien/Full Throttle | Heighway Pinball | 2017 | Flyer comparing the different features on Alien and Full Throttle |
Alien/Full Throttle | Heighway Pinball | 2017 | Italian version flyer |
Alive | Brunswick/Briarwood | 1978 | Home model (no coins), Elvis look-alike with an afro |
All American Quarterback | Williams | 1949 | Football version of Williams 1949 'Star Series' |
All American Quarterback | Williams | 1949 | Backbox animation (football player moves across backglass) |
All Star Baseball | Chicago Coin | 1962 | Pitch-n-bat, 5 cents per play, Player shoots until 3 outs are made |
All Star Baseball | Williams | 1954 | Pitch-n-bat, First 6 player game made by Williams |
All Star Baseball | Valley/Dynamo | 2017 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation |
All Star Basketball | Gottlieb | 1952 | Backglass light animation (players move on court) |
All Star Football | Chicago Coin | 1968 | Pitch-n-bat, Sold only in Europe, Similar to 1968 'All Stars' |
All Stars | Chicago Coin | 1968 | Pitch-n-bat, Instead of 3 outs player gets 15 balls |
Alligator | Bally | 1968 | German version of Bally's 1969 'Gator', Zipper flippers |
Aloha | Gottlieb | 1961 | Large gap between the flippers, No outlanes |
Alpha 2001 | C.E.A | 1977 | The art is copied from Gottlieb's 1976 'Target Alpha' |
Alpine Club | Williams | 1965 | Replay version of Williams 1965 'Ski Club' |
The Amazing Spider Man | Gottlieb | 1980 | The first of Gottlieb's System 80 series of pinball machines |
Amazon Hunt | Gottlieb | 1983 | Similar playfield as Gottlieb's 1975 'Fast Draw' |
Amazon Hunt 2 | Gottlieb | 1987 | Conversion kit for Gottlieb's 1983 'Amazon Hunt', Sold only in Europe |
America 1492 | Juegos Populares | 1986 | Plastic-covered playfield. An 'Extra Ball' indicator lamp is located on the apron |
America's Most Haunted | Spooky Pinball | 2014 | First production game from this manufacturer |
Amigo | Bally | 1974 | Inverted backbox where the front is wider at the bottom than at the top |
Ana Bond | T.D. Llobregat | 1966 | Reportedly made with more than one backglass |
Andromeda | Game Plan | 1985 | 4 player S.S, 3 flippers, 4 pop bumpers, 7 drop targets |
Antar | Playmatic | 1979 | Playmatic produced this game twice as evidenced by the two sets of flyers |
Antares | Nordamatic | 1979 | Only solid state game by Nordamatic |
Apache | Playmatic | 1975 | An "apache" is a ruffian or a member of a gang of criminals |
Apollo | Williams | 1967 | Replay version of Williams 1967 'Blast Off' |
Apollo 13 | Sega | 1995 | 6 player, 13 ball multi-ball, Rotating moon grabs balls with magnet |
Apollo 13 | Sega | 1995 | German version flyer |
Apollo 9 | T.D. Llobregat | 1969 | Presented at the 25th London Amusement Trades Exhibition (ATE) in 1969 |
Apolo 2001 | M.A.M | 1969 | An adaptation of Williams 1967 'Apollo' |
Aqualand | Juegos Populares | 1986 | The left outlane has a gate that can change the outlane into an inlane |
Aquarius | Gottlieb | 1970 | Four flipper-shaped plastics at top of playfield are used as ball guides |
Aquarius | Petaco | 1970 | Copy of Gottlieb's 1970 'Aquarius' with backglass art changes |
Arabian Knights | Gottlieb | 1953 | Selector knob on front of cabinet is used to spot 1, 2 or 3 gobble holes |
Arcade | Williams | 1951 | Tilt is reset by ball passing through rollunder wire below flippers |
Arena | Gottlieb | 1987 | The skill shot is known as "The Pit" (also used on 'Bell Ringer' and 'Bullseye') |
Arena | Gottlieb | 1987 | German version flyer |
Argosy | Williams | 1977 | The last 4 player E.M made by William's before switching to solid state |
Army Navy | Williams | 1953 | First by Williams to use scoring reels instead of lights behind the backglass |
Around The World | Gottlieb | 1959 | Metal cigarette holders on side woodrails |
Arrow Head | Williams | 1957 | First pinball machine to feature a single shot for one million points |
Aspen | Brunswick/Briarwood | 1977 | Home model (no coins), Rare Briarwood version flyer |
Asteroid Annie And The Aliens | Gottlieb | 1980 | The last 1 player machine produced by Gottlieb |
Astro | Gottlieb | 1971 | Postcard, Add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1971 '4 Square' |
Astro Flite | Segasa | 1974 | Similar to Williams 1974 'Strato Flite' |
Astronaut | Chicago Coin | 1969 | 2 player version of Chicago Coin's 1969 'Moon Shot' |
The Atarians | Atari | 1976 | First pinball machine by Atari, First solid state widebody game |
Atlantis | Bally | 1989 | First game to automatically adjust high score threshold |
Atlantis | Bally | 1989 | German version flyer |
Atlantis | Gottlieb | 1975 | Similar playfield as Gottlieb's 1971 'Lawman' |
Atlantis | Nordamatic | 1978 | Score has three dummy zeroes, Speaker in backbox |
Atlas | Gottlieb | 1959 | Similar playfield as Gottlieb's 'Rocket Ship' and Gottlieb's 'Contest' |
Atleta | Inder | 1991 | Back side shows 'Flip-VI' pinball with monitor |
Attack | Playmatic | 1980 | Has speech recorded entirely in Spanish on an 8-track cartridge |
Attack From Mars | Bally | 1995 | Not inspired by the movie 'Mars Attacks' as is commonly suggested |
Attack From Mars | Bally | 1995 | German version flyer, 4 page |
Attack From Mars | Bally | 1995 | German version flyer, 1 page |
Attack From Mars Remake | Chicago Gaming | 2017 | Remake of Bally's 1995 'Attack from Mars' |
Attack From Mars Remake | Chicago Gaming | 2017 | KingPin Games version flyer |
Attila The Hun | Game Plan | 1984 | 4 player solid state, Electronic sound |
Austin Powers | Stern Pinball | 2001 | Laser cannon, Dr. Evil rises from playfield, Time machine magnet |
Auto Race | Gottlieb | 1956 | Flippers stay energized even after all balls have been played |
Auto Rallye | Werbeplan | 1971 | Miniature car racing in a pinball cabinet |
Avatar | Stern Pinball | 2010 | 3-D backglass, Stern begins using their new Logo |
Avengers Infinity Quest LE | Stern Pinball | 2020 | Limited edition flyer |
Avengers Infinity Quest Premium | Stern Pinball | 2020 | Premium version flyer |
Avengers Infinity Quest Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2020 | Pro version flyer |
Avengers Infinity Quest Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2020 | Chinese version flyer |
Avengers Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2012 | Limited edition flyer |
Avengers Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2012 | Based on the Marvel comic book characters |
Avengers Redemption | Stern Pinball | 2012 | Redemption ticket dispenser that mounts to side of cabinet |
Aztec | Williams | 1976 | Backglass may have been inspired by drawings found in National Geographic |
Baby Doll | Segasa | 1975 | Similar to Williams 1975 'Satin Doll' |
Baby Pacman | Bally | 1982 | Combination of a scaled down pinball machine and a video game |
Baby Pacman | Bally | 1982 | AMOA flyer |
Back To The Future | Data East | 1990 | Michael J. Fox did not allow his likeness to appear on the game |
Back To The Future | Data East | 1990 | German version flyer |
Bad Cats | Williams | 1989 | Backbox animation (woman hits cat with broom), Spinning mystery wheel |
Bad Girls | Gottlieb | 1988 | Unique speech card used in this game; only says the word 'bad' |
Bad Girls | Gottlieb | 1988 | German version flyer |
Ball Park | Bally | 1960 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (players run bases) |
Ball Park | Williams | 1968 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (players run bases) |
Ballerina | Bally | 1948 | Same playfield layout as Bally's 1948 'Melody' |
Balls A Poppin | Bally | 1956 | First game to feature 6 ball multi-ball |
Bally Hoo | Bally | 1969 | Bally's 1st with an Up-post between flippers and new 3" jumbo flippers |
Band Leader | Keeney | 1949 | Pressing either flipper button operates both flippers simultaneously |
Band Wagon | Bally | 1965 | A version was also produced for export to Germany |
Band Wagon | Williams | 1955 | New instantaneous player change-over mechanism |
Bang Bang | Petaco | 1974 | 2 player version of Recel's 1974 'The Fiery 30's' |
Bank A Ball | Gottlieb | 1950 | The last game to use the turret shooter feature |
Bank A Ball | Gottlieb | 1965 | Replay version of 'Flipper Pool', Introduced return lanes |
Bank Shot | Gottlieb | 1976 | Postcard, Add-a-ball version of 'Sure Shot', Italian version is 'Spot Pool' |
Banzai Run | Williams | 1988 | A magnet lifts the ball in play to the vertical playfield in the backbox |
Barb Wire | Gottlieb | 1996 | Gottlieb's attempt at distracting the player to shorten game time :-) |
Barb Wire | Gottlieb | 1996 | German version flyer, Distributed by Tuning |
Barnacle Bill | Gottlieb | 1948 | Gottlieb went from 6 flippers on Humpty Dumpty to 4, Popeye look-a-like? |
Barracora | Williams | 1981 | Name was changed from Barracuda to the more feminine Barracora |
Baseball | Gottlieb | 1970 | Replay version of Gottlieb's 1970 'Batter Up' |
Baseball Champ | Chicago Coin | 1973 | Pitch-n-bat, Upright cabinet |
Basehit | Williams | 1967 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (players run bases) |
Basketball | Gottlieb | 1949 | Backbox animation (cheerleader does somersault as points are scored) |
Bat A Ball | Munves | 1983 | Pitch-n-bat, Ball is delivered down a ramp, Gun handle controls bat |
Bat A Score | H.C Evans | 1948 | Pitch-n-bat, Manikin pitcher, batter and catcher |
Batman | Data East | 1991 | First use of the BSMT-2000 (Brian Schmidt Music Technology) Sound System |
Batman | Data East | 1991 | German version flyer |
Batman 66 Crime Fighters Form | Stern Pinball | 2017 | Crime fighters update flyer |
Batman 66 Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2017 | Limited edition flyer |
Batman 66 Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2017 | Premium edition flyer |
Batman 66 Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2017 | Chinese version flyer |
Batman 66 Super Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2017 | Super limited edition flyer |
Batman Forever | Sega | 1995 | Batwing ball cannon, Bat cave ball lock area, Speech from the movie |
Batman The Dark Knight | Stern Pinball | 2008 | Ramp diverts the ball to the batmobile bridge or an upper mini-playfield |
Batman, Class of 1812 | Kendo | 1991 | French distributor flyer promoting multiple games |
Batter Up | Chicago Coin | 1958 | Pitch-n-bat, 'Lite O Matic' animation of ball being pitched |
Batting Practice | Bally | 1959 | Pitch-n-bat, See also Bally's 1959 'Targets', a similar replay game |
Batting Practice | Irving Kaye | 1968 | Pitch-n-bat, Newer version of Scientific's 'Batting Practice' |
Baywatch | Sega | 1995 | Dot Matrix Display, at 192x64 pixels, is larger than standard |
Baywatch | Sega | 1995 | German version flyer |
Bazaar | Bally | 1966 | The first machine to use zipper flippers, Invented by Ted Zale |
Be Bop | Exhibit | 1950 | Two flipper-like bumpers on lower playfield are stationary and do not flip |
Beach Games | Rally | 1962 | Second machine produced by Rally |
Beat The Clock | Bally | 1985 | Machine works by timed play rather than number of balls |
Beat The Clock | Bally | 1985 | German version flyer |
Beat The Clock | Williams | 1963 | Backbox animation (clock hand advances) |
Beat Time | Williams | 1967 | Based on the popularity of the Beatles, "Meet the Bootles" |
Beatles Diamond Edition | Stern Pinball | 2018 | Diamond edition flyer |
Beatles Gold Edition | Stern Pinball | 2018 | Gold edition flyer |
Beatles Gold Edition | Stern Pinball | 2018 | Chinese version flyer |
Beatles Gold U.K Version | Stern Pinball | 2018 | U.K version flyer, Oversized |
Beatniks | Chicago Coin | 1967 | Spelling BEATNIKS in backglass awards 1 replay and is a carry-over feature |
Beauty Contest | Bally | 1960 | One ball play on a 5 ball style playfield, No flippers |
Beisbol | Maresa | 1971 | Copy of Gottlieb's 1970 'Baseball' |
Bell Ringer | Gottlieb | 1990 | Redemption machine, Dispenses tickets, No flippers or bumpers |
Bell Ringer/Nudge It | Gottlieb | 1990 | Redemption machine, Dispenses tickets, No flippers or bumpers |
Ben Hur | Staal | 1977 | Most mechanical and playfield parts are copies of Gottlieb parts |
Big Bang Bar | Illinois Pinball | 2007 | Re-release of Capcom's 1996 'Big Bang Bar' |
Big Bat | Midway | 1984 | Pitch-n-bat, LED displays, Lighted bases, Squeeze trigger bat |
Big Ben | Segasa | 1975 | Licensed version of Williams 1975 'Big Ben' |
Big Ben | Williams | 1975 | Captive ball in playfield bagatelle, The backglass slides out sideways |
Big Ben | Williams | 1954 | Midget field at lower left of playfield, 1 flipper, 2 gobble holes |
Big Brave | Gottlieb | 1974 | 2 player version of Gottlieb's 1974 'Big Indian' |
Big Brave | Maresa | 1974 | Copy of Gottlieb's 1974 'Big Brave' |
Big Buck Hunter | Stern Pinball | 2010 | Based on the popular Big Buck Hunter arcade video game |
Big Casino | Gottlieb | 1961 | Hitting a rollover lights corresponding card on backglass |
Big Chief | Williams | 1965 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, Selector disc changes values of the playfield |
Big Daddy | Williams | 1963 | Early center of the playfield drop target |
Big Day | Bally | 1964 | First Bally 4 player with automatic ball lift |
Big Deal | Williams | 1977 | First use of a bank of drop targets on a Williams game |
Big Deal | Williams | 1963 | Backbox light animation (playing cards light up) |
Big Dick | Fabulous Fantasies | 1997 | Custom conversion of Williams 'Big Deal', 4 games were made |
Big Flipper | Chicago Coin | 1970 | 2 player version of Chicago Coin's 1970 'Cowboy', Jumbo 5" flippers |
Big Game | Stern Electronics | 1980 | The first widebody game from Stern |
Big Guns | Williams | 1987 | Backbox animation (captive ball is shot into a bagatelle), 2 catapults |
Big Hit | Chicago Coin | 1952 | Compare playfield layout to Chicago Coin's 1952 'Whiz Kids' |
Big Hit | Chicago Coin | 1962 | Pitch-n-bat, 9 hanging targets, Missing a target ends game |
Big Hit | Gottlieb | 1977 | Three (cosmetic) versions of playfield produced by Gottlieb |
Big House | Gottlieb | 1989 | Has a "blow the bridge" feature to create a ramp for multi-ball mode |
Big House | Gottlieb | 1989 | German version flyer |
Big Hunt | A.M.I | 1976 | Backglass art is a copy of Bally's 1975 'Bow and Arrow' |
Big Indian | Gottlieb | 1974 | 4 player version of Gottlieb's 1974 'Big Brave' |
Big Inning | Bally | 1958 | Pitch-n-bat, 2 player |
Big Inning | Bally | 1947 | Pitch-n-bat, Lights on playfield and backglass show players running bases |
Big Jack | Gottlieb | 1968 | Italian add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1968 'Paul Bunyan' |
Big Kick | Sega/Japan | 1978 | Japanese flyer, Original game design |
Big League | Chicago Coin | 1965 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox light animation (players run bases) |
Big League | Chicago Coin | 1975 | Pitch-n-bat, Upright style cabinet |
Big League | Williams | 1966 | Pitch-n-bat, Game has 4 pitch types (Fast, Slow, Curve or Knuckle) |
Big League Baseball | Williams | 1954 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (players run bases) |
The Big Lebowski | Dutch Pinball | 2016 | Pre-ordering will stop March 31, 2015 |
The Big Lebowski | Dutch Pinball | 2016 | Estimates are that only 36 machines were produced out of the 300 promised |
The Big Lebowski/Bride of Pinbot | Dutch Pinball | 2016 | Cointaker postcard featuring The Big Lebowski and Bride Of Pinbot |
Big Shot | Gottlieb | 1973 | 2 player version of Gottlieb's 1973 'Hot Shot' |
Big Show | Bally | 1974 | 4-player version of this game is Bally's 1973 'Circus' |
Big Space Journey | Nihon Jidou Hanbaiki | 0 | Japanese, No flippers, 'Dai Uchuu Ryokou' means 'Big Space Journey' |
Big Star | Williams | 1972 | Add-a-ball version of Williams 1972 'Super Star' |
Big Strike | Williams | 1966 | Add-a-ball version of Williams 1966 'Hot Line' |
Big Together | Sega/Japan | 1976 | Japanese flyer, Original game design |
Big Top | Gottlieb | 1964 | Add-a-ball, Mechanical backbox animation |
Big Top | Wico | 1977 | Home model (non-commercial machine - no coins) |
Big Top | Wico | 1977 | U.K version flyer, Black & White |
Big Town | Playmatic | 1978 | Opening shot propels ball across playfield towards upper left lanes |
Big Valley | Bally | 1970 | German version flyer |
Big Valley | Bally | 1970 | The only Bally E.M pinball machine that has multi-ball and 3" flippers |
Bike Race | Sleic | 1992 | Double sided flyer |
Bike Race | Sleic | 1992 | Single sided flyer |
Bingo | Vaprel | 0 | Looks more like pinball than bingo so I added it :) |
Bingo Bango | Nasco | 1951 | Bingo Bango was a conversion of Gottlieb's 1950 'Just 21' |
Black & Reed | Inder | 1975 | 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 2 slingshots, 5 standup targets, 1 kick-out hole |
Black Belt | Bally | 1986 | Also produced as Bally Midway's 1986 'Karate Fight' |
Black Belt | Zaccaria | 1986 | Not to be confused with Bally's 1986 'Black Belt' |
Black Fever | Playmatic | 1980 | CPU-controlled 8-track tape player provides some speech and disco music |
Black Flag | Playmatic | 1973 | The 4 player version of this game is Playmatic's 1975 'Black Flag' |
Black Hawk | Centro Matic S.A | 1974 | Known as 'Black Hawk' as well as 'Hawk Black' |
Black Hole | Gottlieb | 1981 | How to play flyer |
Black Hole | Gottlieb | 1981 | Gottlieb's 1st double level, 1st machine with reverse playfield |
Black Hole | Gottlieb | 1981 | Euro version flyer, Backglass has no infinity lights like U.S version |
Black Jack | Bally | 1978 | The 2 player EM version is Bally's 1977 'Black Jack' |
Black Jack | Williams | 1960 | Backglass and playfield are very similar to Williams 1960 '21' |
Black Knight | Williams | 1980 | Introduced 'magna-save', 1st machine with a two level playfield |
Black Knight | Williams | 1980 | 6 page color flyer |
Black Knight 2000 | Williams | 1989 | 2 page color flyer |
Black Knight 2000 | Williams | 1989 | 4 page black & white flyer |
Black Knight 2000 | Williams | 1989 | German version flyer |
Black Knight: Sword of Rage L.E | Stern Pinball | 2019 | Limited edition flyer |
Black Knight: Sword of Rage Prem. | Stern Pinball | 2019 | Premium version flyer |
Black Knight: Sword of Rage Pro | Stern Pinball | 2019 | Pro version flyer |
Black Magic | Recel | 1980 | 1 player version (also made in a 4 player version) |
Black Magic 4 | Recel | 1980 | 4 player version (also made in a 1 player version) |
Black Pyramid | Bally | 1984 | 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 3 in-line drop targets, Swinging target |
Black Rider | Giuliano Lodola | 1981 | Similar to Williams 1980 'Black Knight' |
Black Rose | Bally | 1992 | Oscillating ball cannon fires at enemy ships |
Black Rose | Bally | 1992 | Shot map |
Black Sheep Squadron | Astro Games | 1979 | 4 player solid state but uses E.M style chimes |
Black Velvet | Game Plan | 1978 | Cocktail table, Promoting a brand of liquor |
Blackout | Williams | 1980 | Similar playfield as Williams 1982 'Warlok' |
Blackwater 100 | Bally | 1988 | Each play begins with 3 ball multiball at the starting gate |
Blackwater 100 | Bally | 1988 | German version flyer |
Blast Off | Williams | 1967 | Add-a-ball version of 'Apollo', Backbox animation (bagatelle in backglass) |
Blondie | Chicago Coin | 1956 | Same playfield layout as Gottlieb's 1956 'Harbor Lites' |
Bloody China/Wild Schütz | Geiger | 1980 | 3 Games-Bloody China/Wild Schütz/Stellar Airship, German conversion kits |
Blue Chip | Sega/Japan | 1976 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Blue Chip | Williams | 1976 | Game is convertible between replay and add-a-ball operation |
Blue Max | Chicago Coin | 1975 | 4 player version of Chicago Coin's 1975 'Red Baron' |
Blue Note | Gottlieb | 1979 | Replay version of Gottlieb's 1978 'Rock Star' |
Blue Ribbon | Bally | 1965 | Early production machines had coin slots on the lockdown bar |
Blue Skies | United | 1948 | 2 flippers, 4 kick-out holes |
BMX | Bally | 1982 | No flyer produced, 8 X 10 promo photo |
Bo Bo | Williams | 1961 | One of the last games to use bulb scoring in the backglass |
Bon Voyage | Bally | 1974 | Complete Bon Voyage and win a free game by hitting the captive ball |
Bonanza | Gottlieb | 1964 | See the Cartwright family in the lower right corner in the backglass art |
Bone Busters | Gottlieb | 1989 | 4 flippers, 4 ball multi-ball, Talking skeleton head topper |
Bongo | Bally | 1964 | 2 player version of Bally's 1963 '3-In-Line' |
Bongor | Maresa | 1975 | Version of Gottlieb's 4 player 'Jungle' |
Bonus Baseball | United | 1962 | Pitch-n-bat, Mechanical backbox animation, United's last bat game |
Boomerang | Bally | 1974 | 4 player version of Bally's 1975 'Flicker' |
Bounty Hunter | Gottlieb | 1985 | 3 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, Digital sound but no speech |
Bow And Arrow | Bally | 1975 | Designer Norm Clark used this machine to test early solid state design |
Bowl A Strike | Williams | 1965 | Add-a-ball version of Williams 1965 'Lucky Strike', Backbox animation |
Bowl O | Bally | 1970 | The manufacturer made the backglasses in both crystal glass and Plexiglas |
Bowling Champ | Gottlieb | 1949 | 2 reverse flippers, 9 static bumpers and 2 pop bumpers, No slingshots |
Bowling Flipper | Rally | 1961 | Victor Salmon, a partner in Alben Mfg. of France, brought this game to Rally |
Bowling Queen | Gottlieb | 1964 | Depicted in the backglass are 'Bowling Queen', 'Gaucho' and 'Flipper Clown' |
Bram Stoker's Dracula | Williams | 1993 | Under the playfield magnet levitates the ball across playfield |
Breakshot | Capcom | 1996 | E.M style, Scores appear as score reel numbers, Simulated chime sound |
Bride of Pinbot 2.0 | Dutch Pinball | 2014 | Upgrade kit for the Williams "The Machine: Bride of Pin·Bot" |
Bride Of Pinbot 25th Anniversary | Dutch Pinball | 2017 | Cointaker version flyer, Machine never went into production |
Brite Star | Gottlieb | 1958 | Backglass states 'Amusement Pinballs, as American as Baseball & Hot Dogs' |
Bronco | Chicago Coin | 1964 | On the flyer, the action ring is identified as the "Corral" |
Bronco | Gottlieb | 1977 | 4 player version of Gottlieb's 1977 'Mustang' |
Brunswick Home Pinball | Brunswick/Briarwood | 1978 | Multi game flyer showing multiple home model pinball machines |
Bubbles Pop | Wee Chin | 2017 | Head to head pinball made in Taiwan |
Buccaneer | Gottlieb | 1976 | Replay version of 'Ship Ahoy', Italian version is 'High Seas' |
Buccaneer | Gottlieb | 1948 | Similar playfield as 'Barnacle Bill' but with 3 kick-out holes |
Buck Rogers | Gottlieb | 1980 | Based on the 1979 movie "Buck Rogers In The 25th Century" (and TV spinoff) |
Buck Rogers | Mambelli | 1979 | Conversion kit for Gottlieb's 1975 'Tiger' |
Buckaroo | Gottlieb | 1965 | Replay version of Gottlieb's 1965 'Cow Poke' |
Buffalo Bill | Gottlieb | 1950 | 2 flippers, Oscillating ball shooter (turret shooter) |
Bugs Bunny's Birthday Ball | Bally | 1990 | Unique reversed mini playfield, Orange carrot flippers, No multi-ball |
Bugs Bunny's Birthday Ball | Bally | 1990 | German version flyer |
Bullfight | Bally | 1965 | Tuff-coat playfield, 7 mushroom bumpers |
Bulls Eye Baseball | Chicago Coin | 1967 | Pitch-n-bat, Ramp raises to shoot Bulls Eye target |
Bulls Eye Big League | Chicago Coin | 1955 | Pitch-n-bat, Backglass light animation (men move around bases) |
Bullseye | Gottlieb | 1994 | Redemption game not pinball, No flippers, Dispenses tickets |
Bullseye 301 | Grand Products | 1986 | Pinball conversion kit for early Bally solid state games |
Bumper | Bill Port | 1977 | 1 player wedgehead |
Bumper Pool | Gottlieb | 1969 | Italian add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1969 'Mini Pool' |
Bus Stop | Bally | 1964 | The two bonus systems carry over from player to player |
Bus Stop | Maresa | 0 | Playfield layout is almost identical to Bally's 1967 'Surfers' |
Bushido | Inder | 1993 | Bushido translated is 'art of the warrior' |
Butterfly | Sonic | 1977 | Polyurethene playfield, Flyer refers to drop targets as pop-up targets |
Buttons And Bows | Gottlieb | 1949 | 'Buttons and Bows' was sung by Bob Hope in the movie 'The Pale Face' |
C.O.D. | Williams | 1953 | COD has 3 flippers (one is an automatic flipper) |
Cabaret | Williams | 1968 | First game to feature an Up-post - invented by Norm Clark |
Cabaret | Recreativos Franco | 1975 | Likeness of Liza Minnelli as Sally Bowles in Cabaret |
Cactus Canyon | Bally | 1998 | Last "regular" pinball produced before the pinball 2000 system |
Cactus Jacks | Gottlieb | 1991 | Mechanical cactus band dances during multi-ball and special events |
Caddie | Playmatic | 1975 | 1 player wedghead, 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers |
Camelot | Bally | 1970 | 4 player version of Bally's 1970 'Galahad' |
Camelot | Bally | 1970 | German version flyer |
Campus Queen | Bally | 1966 | 4 player version of 'Sheba', Remade with zipper-flippers as 'Gator' |
Campus Queen | Bally | 1966 | German version flyer, 4 player version of Bally's 1965 'Sheba' |
Canada Dry | Gottlieb | 1976 | Produced for a contest in France to promote the Canada Dry soda brand |
Cannes | Segasa | 1976 | Similar to Segasa's 1977 'Monaco' |
Capersville | Bally | 1966 | First game to feature 3 ball multi-ball play, Zipper flippers |
Capersville | Bally | 1966 | German version flyer, First game to feature 3 ball multi-ball play |
Capri | Chicago Coin | 1956 | 1 player, 4 designers credited on this machine |
Captain Card | Gottlieb | 1974 | Postcard, Add-a-ball version of 'High Hand', Italian version is 'Top Hand' |
Captain Fantastic | Bally | 1976 | Inspired by the movie 'Tommy' featuring Elton John |
Captain Fantastic | Bally | 1976 | Pinball contest brochure promoting Elton John's albums |
Captain Fantastic | Bally | 1977 | Home model (non-commercial machine - no coins) |
Captain Hook | Game Plan | 1985 | Captain Hook is a character in the 1911 novel Peter Pan |
Captain Kidd | Gottlieb | 1960 | 5 rubbers surround a pop bumper forming the ship's helm (steering wheel) |
Captain Nemo | Quetzal Pinball | 2012 | Open source code, 10" LCD screen on playfield |
Captain Nemo | Quetzal Pinball | 2012 | Spanish version flyer |
Car Hop | Gottlieb | 1991 | Player can choose between 'modern' or 'nostalgia' modes |
Car Hop | Gottlieb | 1991 | Dutch version flyer |
Car Toon Racin' | Skee Ball | 1996 | Redemption pinball with car racing theme |
Caravan | Playmatic | 1968 | Playfield layout is nearly identical to Williams 1968 'Daffie' |
Caravan | Williams | 1952 | 2 flippers, 4 pop bumpers, 4 trap holes |
Caravelle | Williams | 1961 | Styling of the 60's with aluminum trim and tapered steel legs |
Card Trix | Gottlieb | 1970 | Postcard, Add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1970 'Flip A Card' |
Card Whiz | Gottlieb | 1976 | 2 player version of Gottlieb's 1976 'Royal Flush' |
Carnival | Bally | 1957 | 4 "push-up" flippers; the flipper shaft moves forward instead of rotating |
Carnival | Bally | 1948 | According to preliminary backglass art, the original name was "Mardi Gras" |
Carnival | Midway | 1963 | Pitch-n-bat, Playfield has rebound kickers to propel the ball around |
Carnival | Playmatic | 1977 | The 4 player version of this game is Playmatic's 1977 'Rio' |
Carnival | Sega/Japan | 1971 | Japanese flyer, Original game design |
Carolina | United | 1949 | The 2 flippers are located above the #9 and #10 bumpers |
Carrusel | Maresa | 1967 | Same playfield layout as Gottlieb's 1966 'Cross Town' |
Casanova | Williams | 1966 | Giacomo Girolamo Casanova (1725-1798) - Romancer of women |
Casbah | Segasa | 1972 | 1 player version of Williams 2 player 'Darling' & 4 player 'Jubilee' |
Casino | Chicago Coin | 1972 | Ball-in-play counter on playfield apron |
Casino | Williams | 1958 | Rollovers & kick-out holes light playing cards on backglass, Gobble hole |
Casino Royale | Segasa | 1976 | 6 digit score unit, Roulette Wheel feature awards bonus |
Catacomb | Stern Electronics | 1981 | Backbox animation (backbox bonus game), Multi-ball |
Catacomb | Stern Electronics | 1981 | German version flyer |
Cavalier | Recel | 1979 | 4 player version of Recel's 1979 'Swash Buckler' |
Caveman | Gottlieb | 1982 | A video game screen is mounted at top center of the playfield |
Caveman | Gottlieb | 1982 | On Target Bulletin |
Celts | Haggis | 2021 | Australian, Pre-production 2 sided flyer |
Celts | Haggis | 2021 | 1 sided flyer, Advertised as a limited run of 200 games |
Centaur | Bally | 1981 | Designer Jim Patla's inspiration was Bally's 1956 'Balls A Poppin' |
Centaur 2 | Bally | 1983 | German version, Centaur 2 is the follow-up to Bally's 1981 'Centaur' |
Centigrade 37 | Gottlieb | 1977 | Backbox animation (thermometer advances when playfield targets are hit) |
Central Park | Gottlieb | 1966 | Backbox animation (monkey rings bell every 100 points) |
Cerberus | Playmatic | 1982 | 4 player, Right dual inlanes. Multiball |
Cha Cha Cha | Sega/Japan | 1978 | Japanese flyer, Original game design |
Challenger | Gottlieb | 1971 | Head to head pinball, 1 Canadian buyer special ordered 100 games |
Chamonix | Maresa | 0 | Chamonix is a ski resort area near the junction of France, Switzerland and Italy |
Champ | Bally | 1974 | Backglass features people playing pinball |
Champion | Chicago Coin | 1949 | Flippers are probably more like player-controlled kicking rubbers |
Champion | Nordamatic | 1975 | Copied the artwork of Gottlieb's 'Top Score' and '300' |
Champion Baseball | Genco | 1955 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox light animation (players run bases), Match feature |
The Champion Pub | Bally | 1998 | Bar room brawling against a boxer on the playfield |
The Champion Pub | Bally | 1998 | German version flyer |
Chance | Playmatic | 1974 | 1 player, Mechanical backbox animation (arrow moves clockwise) |
Chance | Playmatic | 1978 | 4 player, 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers |
Charlies Angels | Gottlieb | 1978 | Features Jaclyn Smith, Kate Jackson, and Cheryl Ladd from the TV show |
Check Mate | Recel | 1975 | 4 player version of Recel's 1974 'Jake Mate' |
Checkpoint | Data East | 1991 | First game to use a dot matrix display (DMD) |
Cheetah | Stern Electronics | 1980 | The first pinball game ever to have the innovative "Add-a-Balls" feature |
Cherokee | Interflip | 1978 | Interflip is the name used for export games |
Cherokis | Recreativos Franco | 1976 | 1 player version of Recreativos Franco's 1976 'Cherokee' |
Cherry Bell | Sonic | 1978 | Flyer states this game has a polyurethene playfield |
Chicago Cubs Triple Play | Gottlieb | 1985 | Backglass flyer, Advertising backglass for $99.95 |
Chicago Cubs Triple Play | Gottlieb | 1985 | Introduced the 'alphanumerics' display to spell out words and messages |
Chinatown | Gottlieb | 1952 | Roy Parker playfield and backglass, 9 trap holes |
Cinema | Chicago Coin | 1976 | 4 player version of Chicago Coin's 1976 'Hollywood' |
Circa 1933 | Fascination | 1979 | Cocktail table, Similar playfield as 'Entertainer' and Allied's 'Take Five' |
Circe's Animal House | Heighway Pinball | 2012 | Rare version shows girl with 2 right feet :) |
Circus | Bally | 1973 | German version flyer |
Circus | Bally | 1957 | Same playfield design as Bally's 1956 'Balls A Poppin' |
Circus | Bally | 1973 | 4 player version of Bally's 1974 'Big Show' |
Circus | Gottlieb | 1980 | Widebody, Playfield is 3" wider than other System 80 widebodies |
Circus | Zaccaria | 1977 | Made in both E.M and solid state versions |
Circus | Cedes S.A. | 0 | Copy of the 2 player Gottlieb's 1962 'Fashion Show'. This may be a conversion |
Circus Circus | Century | 1978 | Cocktail table, 'Action Ring' encloses the pop bumper within a ring of bumpers |
Circus Wagon | Williams | 1955 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, Kick-out hole, Gobble hole |
Cirqus Voltaire | Bally | 1997 | German version flyer |
Cirqus Voltaire | Bally | 1997 | Alternate version |
Cirqus Voltaire | Bally | 1997 | Score display mounted on the playfield |
Class Of 1812 | Gottlieb | 1991 | Beating heart and chattering teeth, Molded 3-D backglass |
Class Of 1812 | Gottlieb | 1991 | German version flyer |
Classy Bowler | Gottlieb | 1956 | 2 gobble holes, Win up to 5 credits, Artwork by Roy Parker |
Cleopatra | Gottlieb | 1977 | 4 player E.M version of Gottlieb's 1978 'Pyramid' |
Cleopatra | Gottlieb | 1977 | Produced in both solid state and electromechanical versions |
Close Encounters Of The Third Kind | Gottlieb | 1978 | 2 flippers, 5 drop targets, Roto-target |
Clown | Zaccaria | 1985 | English text, A hanging target moves back & forth on the playfield |
Clown | Zaccaria | 1985 | Italian version, A hanging target moves back and forth on the playfield |
Clown | Inder | 1988 | Illuminated ramps, Hard coated playfield |
Club House | Williams | 1958 | Backglass has both bulb scoring and reel scoring |
Cobra | Nuova Bell Games | 1987 | Inspired by the movie 'Cobra' with Sylvester Stallone |
Cobra | Nuova Bell Games | 1987 | German version flyer |
Collector's Cabinet | Midway | 1999 | Custom mini-cabinet with parts from different games |
College Daze | Gottlieb | 1949 | Roy Parker changed the name from 'College Days' to 'College Daze' |
College Queens | Gottlieb | 1969 | 4 player version of Gottlieb's 1969 'Airport' |
Colorama | Keeney | 1963 | This was the last pinball game produced by Keeney |
Colors | Williams | 1954 | 2 midget playfields, 3 thumper bumpers, 2 cyclonic rubber shooters |
Combat | Zaccaria | 1977 | Made in both E.M and solid state versions |
Come Back | Nondum | 1988 | The Internet Pinball Database states manufacturer as Nondum not C.I.F.A |
Come Back | Nondum | 1988 | Spanish version flyer |
Comet | Williams | 1985 | First solid state game to feature a one million point shot |
Comics | Rally | 1968 | Similar playfield as Rally's 1967 'Playboy' |
Coney Island | Game Plan | 1979 | Unique sound oriented to Coney Island game play, Memory recall |
Congo | Williams | 1995 | Produced as a complete game and a conversion kit for WPC games |
Congo | Williams | 1995 | German version flyer |
Conquest 200 | Playmatic | 1976 | 1 player version of Playmatic's 1976 'New World' |
Contact | Williams | 1978 | Williams first widebody pinball with dual action flippers |
Contest | Gottlieb | 1958 | Similar playfield as Gottlieb's 1958 'Rocket Ship' and Gottlieb's 1959 'Atlas' |
Continental Cafe | Gottlieb | 1957 | 2 flippers, 4 pop bumpers, 3 gobble holes, 2 bullseye targets |
Control Tower | Williams | 1951 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 3 kick-out holes, Tilt penalty is ball in play |
Coquette | Williams | 1962 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 2 kick-out holes, Swinging target |
Coronation | Gottlieb | 1952 | Made 6 months before the crowning of queen Elizabeth II on June 2, 1953 |
Corral | Gottlieb | 1961 | Backglass has a "Score To Beat" window showing a suggested high score |
Corvette | Bally | 1994 | Matchbox car racetrack, Engine-shaped ball shaker |
Cosmic Carnival | Suncoast Pinball | 2019 | Single sided flyer |
Cosmic Carnival | Suncoast Pinball | 2019 | Only a small amount of machines were ever produced |
Cosmic Flash | NSM/Lowen | 1985 | German, "Pin-kit" system, Licensed from Bell Games |
Cosmic Gunfight | Williams | 1982 | Originally named 'Dragon Fly', "Cosmic multi-ball" |
Cosmic Princess | Stern Electronics | 1979 | Released by Leisure & Allied Industries (Australia), Optional photomat unit |
Cosmos | Bally | 1968 | Mechanical backbox animation, Zipper flippers |
Count Down | Gottlieb | 1979 | 4 player solid state version of Gottlieb's 1979 E.M 'Space Walk' |
Counterforce | Gottlieb | 1980 | Widebody, System 80, 4 flippers, 7 bank drop targets |
Cover Girl | Gottlieb | 1962 | The backglass shows twelve girls |
Cow Poke | Gottlieb | 1965 | Add-a-ball version of 'Buckaroo', Played by Elton John in the film 'Tommy' |
Cowboy | Chicago Coin | 1970 | 4 player version of Chicago Coin's 1970 'Big Flipper', Jumbo 5" flippers |
Crazy Ball | Chicago Coin | 1948 | Operator option for Regular (Novelty play) or Free Play (Replay) operation |
Crazy Clock | Sega/Japan | 1972 | Japanese flyer, Original game design |
Crazy Race | Recel | 1978 | Used the Rockwell PPS4 chipset like early Gottlieb machines |
Creature From The Black Lagoon | Bally | 1992 | Hologram of creature under playfield in simulated lagoon |
Crescendo | Gottlieb | 1970 | 2 player version of Gottlieb's 1970 'Groovy', Italian version is 'Psychedelic' |
Criss Cross | Gottlieb | 1958 | The roto-targets on this game use colors, not numbers or other symbols |
Criterium 2000 | Recel | 1975 | The same company made an export version as Recel's 1975 'Criterium 2000' |
Criterium 4 | Recel | 1975 | Ball trap post, Noise free D.C bumpers & flippers |
Criterium 75 | Recel | 1975 | Made in both E.M and solid state versions |
Criterium 75 | Recel | 1975 | German version flyer, Made in both E.M and solid state versions |
Criterium 80 | Recel | 1975 | The same company made a domestic version as Petaco's 1975 'Criterium 80' |
The Crocodile Hunter | Bally | 2005 | Under license from Bally to The Pinball Factory of Australia, Never produced |
Cross Country | Bally | 1963 | Reaching the end of the route awards a free game |
Cross Town | Gottlieb | 1966 | Backbox animation (subway doors open), Replay version of 'Subway' |
Crossroads | Gottlieb | 1952 | Landing all five balls into the five trap holes awards 3 replays |
Crossword | Williams | 1959 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 6 passive bumpers, 9 gobble holes |
Crystal Ball | T.D. Llobregat | 1970 | Playfield has been plasticized by Jolux of Paris |
CSI | Stern Pinball | 2008 | Based on the popular television show CSI: Crime Scene Investigation |
Cue Ball | Williams | 1956 | 4 pop bumpers (1 between the flippers) |
Cue Ball Wizard | Gottlieb | 1992 | Featuring Gottlieb's tournament mode, Full-sized captive cue ball |
Cue Ball Wizard | Gottlieb | 1992 | German version flyer, Distributed by Tuning |
Cue T | Williams | 1968 | Add-a-ball version of Williams 1969 'Miss O' |
Cue Tease | Bally | 1963 | New snap-lock flippers |
Cue Tee | Williams | 1954 | Similar to Williams 1954 'Star Pool' |
Cybernaut | Bally | 1985 | German version flyer |
Cybernaut | Bally | 1985 | Also produced in Germany as Bally Wulff's 1986 'Cybernaut' |
Cyclone | Gottlieb | 1951 | The kickback lanes are called "side recovery lanes" in the flyer |
Cyclone | Williams | 1988 | Backbox animation (spinning mystery wheel), Ferris wheel |
Cyclone | Williams | 1988 | German version flyer |
Daffie | Williams | 1968 | Add-a-ball version of Williams 1968 'Doozie' |
Daffy Derby | Williams | 1954 | Backbox animation (galloping horses in backbox), Midget playfield |
Daisy May | Gottlieb | 1954 | 4 flippers (note the unusual flipper arrangement) |
Dakar | Mr. Game | 1988 | Small video monitor in backbox, Unique cabinet |
Dancing | Centro Matic S.A | 0 | Mechanical backbox animation (silhouettes dance in the backglass) |
Dancing Dolls | Gottlieb | 1960 | Backbox animation (silhouettes dance), Last Gottlieb with bulb scoring |
Dancing Lady | Gottlieb | 1966 | Backbox animation (spinning ballerina), Carousel roto-targets |
Dardos | Maresa | 0 | Open-elbow inlanes allow ball to pass from inlane to outlane and vice-versa |
Dark Shadow | Nuova Bell Games | 1986 | New style cabinet, Also available as a kit |
Darling | Sega/Japan | 1973 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Darling | Williams | 1973 | 2 player version of Williams 1973 'Jubilee' |
Darts | Williams | 1960 | First game designed by Steve Kordek for Williams |
De Icer | Williams | 1949 | Impulse flippers (either flipper button pulses both flippers simultaneously) |
Deadly Weapon | Gottlieb | 1990 | A simple design "Street level" game |
Deadpool Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2018 | Limited edition flyer |
Deadpool Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2018 | Premium version flyer |
Deadpool Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2018 | Pro version flyer |
Deadpool Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2018 | Chinese version flyer |
Dealer 21 | Williams | 1953 | Win replays by scoring 21, Drain lane between flippers |
Dealer's Choice | Williams | 1974 | 4 player version of Williams 'Lucky Ace'. Similar playfield as 'High Ace' |
Defender | Williams | 1982 | Preceded by the hit video game of the same name |
Delta Queen | Bally | 1974 | Named after the US Historic Landmark "the Delta Queen" |
Deluxe Baseball | Midway | 1962 | Pitch-n-bat, Widebody, Playfield has ramp that moves up and down |
Deluxe Baseball | United | 1960 | Pitch-n-bat, A replay version of 'Yankee Baseball' with match feature |
Deluxe Baseball | Williams | 1953 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (players run bases) |
Deluxe Baseball 1957 | Williams | 1957 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (players run bases) |
Deluxe Batting Champ | Williams | 1961 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (players run bases) |
Deluxe Fun Cruise | Bally | 1966 | No flippers were used on this game but the slingshots are very powerful |
Deluxe World Series | Williams | 1954 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (players run bases) |
Demolition Man | Williams | 1994 | Widebody, Upright handles for flipper buttons, Magnetic ball lifter |
Derby | Centro Matic S.A | 0 | Similar playfield as Gottlieb's 1961 'Foto Finish' |
Derby Day | Gottlieb | 1956 | 1 gobble hole, Single pop bumper below the 2 flippers |
Derby Day | Williams | 1967 | Shoot the playfield targets to get ponies in backbox across finish line |
Devil Riders | Zaccaria | 1984 | Backbox animation (a motorcycle performs loops) |
Devils Dare | Gottlieb | 1982 | Widebody, 1st system 80A game |
Devils Dare | Gottlieb | 1982 | How to play flyer |
Dialed In Collectors Edition | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2017 | Collectors edition pre-production flyer |
Dialed In Comic Book | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2017 | 12 page comic book |
Dialed In Limited Edition | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2017 | Limited edition flyer |
Dialed In Limited Edition | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2017 | KingPin Games limited edition flyer |
Dialed In Standard Edition | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2017 | KingPin Games standard edition flyer |
Dialed In Standard Edition | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2017 | Standard edition flyer |
Diamond Jack | Gottlieb | 1967 | Postcard, Add-a-ball version of 'King of Diamonds', Italian version is 'Solitaire' |
Diamond Lady | Gottlieb | 1988 | Introduced a new backbox design with extended side panels |
Diamond Lady | Gottlieb | 1988 | German version flyer |
Diamond Lill | Gottlieb | 1954 | 2 kick-out holes, Center horseshoe around a pop bumper, Reverse flippers |
Diamond Plate Playfields | Williams | 1988 | Promo for Diamond Plate playfields, WPC system and Mylar letterhead |
Dimension | Gottlieb | 1971 | Postcard, Add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1971 '2001' |
Diner | Williams | 1990 | Backbox animations (clock hands count time & diners bobble when shaken) |
Ding Dong | Williams | 1968 | Replay version of Williams 1968 'Smarty' |
Ding Dong | M.A.M | 1970 | Manufactured by Manufacturas Automaticas Americanas of Barcelona |
Dinosaur Eggs | Alvin G. and Company | 1993 | Redemption game; not a pinball, Dispenses tickets |
Dipsy Doodle | Sega/Japan | 1970 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Dipsy Doodle | Williams | 1970 | 4 player version of Williams 1971 'Doodle Bug' |
Dirty Harry | Williams | 1995 | Moving 44 Magnum on playfield shoots pinballs at targets |
Dirty Harry | Williams | 1995 | German version flyer |
Disco | Stern Electronics | 1977 | 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 2 rollunder spinners |
Disco 79 | Allied Leisure | 1979 | Cocktail table, same playfield layout as Allied Leisure's 'Hearts Spades' |
Disco Fever | Williams | 1978 | Based on the movie 'Saturday Night Fever', Banana flippers |
Disco Fever/Close Encounters | Williams-Gottlieb | 1978 | Multi game flyer from French distributor Sovoda |
Discotek | Bally | 1965 | New triple flippers, An upper "lonely" flipper was added |
Disk Jockey | Williams | 1952 | Combination bingo machine and pinball |
Dixieland | Bally | 1968 | Zipper flippers, The playfield references Basin Street in New Orleans |
Doctor Who | Bally | 1992 | Based on the British science fiction T.V show |
Doctor Who | Bally | 1992 | Shot map |
Doctor Who | Bally | 1992 | German version flyer |
Dodge City | Gottlieb | 1965 | Backbox animation (cowboy dances), Projection roto unit under playfield |
Dogies | Bally | 1968 | A special version was produced for Germany |
Dogies | Bally | 1968 | German version single sided flyer |
Dogies | Bally | 1968 | German version double sided flyer |
Dolly | Marvel | 1947 | The first flipper game made by Marvel |
Dolly Parton | Bally | 1979 | Dolly Parton kept changing her mind about her image on the backglass |
Dolphin | Chicago Coin | 1974 | 2 player version of Chicago Coin's 1974 'Showtime' |
Dolphin | Chicago Coin | 1974 | Alternate version flyer with black accent color instead of blue |
Domino | Gottlieb | 1968 | Replay version of Gottlieb's 1968 'PlayMates' |
Domino | Williams | 1952 | Williams wanted to name it 'Mardi Gras' but Genco already used that name |
Domino | Maresa | 0 | Copy of Gottlieb's 1968 'Domino' |
Don Quijote | Recel | 1979 | The same company made a domestic version as Petaco's 'D. Quijote' |
Dona Elvira 2 | Sleic | 1996 | The playfield layout is the same as Playmatic's 1979 'Party' |
Doodle Bug | Sega/Japan | 1971 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Doodle Bug | Williams | 1971 | Replay version of 'Love Bug', 1 player version of 'Dipsy Doodle' |
Doozie | Williams | 1968 | Replay version of Williams 1968 'Daffie' |
Double Action | Gottlieb | 1958 | Similar playfield as Gottlieb's 1959 'Miss Annabelle' |
Double Barrel | Williams | 1961 | Swinging target (the ball kickers propel ball to the swinging target) |
Double Feature | Gottlieb | 1950 | This game introduced the "kicking rubber" feature |
Double Header | Williams | 1950 | Pitch-n-bat / Shuffle, first game with a horizontal running man unit |
Double Play | Williams | 1965 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (players run bases), Flyer shaped like glove |
Double Shuffle | Gottlieb | 1949 | Backglass light animation (puck moves across shuffleboard) |
Dr. Dude | Bally | 1990 | Most Dr. Dudes are System 11C; only about 100 are WPC Alpha-numeric |
Dracula | Stern Electronics | 1979 | Also manufactured in Australia under license as LAI's 1979 'Dracula' |
Dragon | Gottlieb | 1978 | Also made in a 4 player E.M version |
Dragon | Interflip | 1977 | 4 player version of Recreativos Franco's 1977 'Dragoon' |
Dragon | Interflip | 1977 | German version flyer |
Dragonette | Gottlieb | 1954 | Humorous take off of the T.V show Dragnet |
Dragonfist | Stern Electronics | 1982 | Capitalized on the popularity of the Bruce Lee kung fu craze |
Dragoon | Recreativos Franco | 1977 | 1 player version of Interflip's 1977 'Dragon' |
Drained | Multimorphic | 2021 | Kit game for Multimorphic machines |
Dreamy | Williams | 1950 | 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 3 kick-out holes, Tilt penalty is ball in play |
Drop A Card | Gottlieb | 1971 | Replay version of Gottlieb's 1972 'Pop-A-Card' |
Drop A Card | Petaco | 0 | See Gottlieb's 1971 'Drop A Card' |
Duette Deluxe | Gottlieb | 1955 | Same game as 'Duette' but in a different style cabinet |
Dungeons & Dragons | Bally | 1987 | Magic Save - similar to flex save on Bally's 1987 'Hardbody' |
Duotron | Gottlieb | 1974 | 2 player version of Gottlieb's 1974 'Magnotron' |
Dyn O Mite | Allied Leisure | 1975 | 2 player version of Allied Leisure's 1975 'Rock On' |
Eager Beaver | Williams | 1965 | Illuminated backglass marquee. Drop-down cabinet |
Earth Wind Fire | Zaccaria | 1981 | 2 flippers, 4 pop bumpers, 4 bank drop targets, Kick-out hole |
Earthshaker | Williams | 1989 | Machine shakes at certain times during a game to simulate an earthquake |
Easy Aces | Gottlieb | 1955 | Transition to metal legs, Backbox light animation (playing cards light up) |
Egg Head | Gottlieb | 1961 | Similar playfield as Gottlieb's 1963 'Square Head' |
Eight Ball | Bally | 1977 | First game with a memory, Used chimes instead of electronic sound |
Eight Ball (8 Ball) | Williams | 1966 | Introduced the 'split bank' to keep track of targets hit by each player |
Eight Ball (8 Ball) | Williams | 1952 | Backwards flippers (drain lane between flippers) |
Eight Ball Champ | Bally | 1985 | German version flyer |
Eight Ball Champ | Bally | 1985 | Third in the 8 Ball Series designed by George Christian, No multi-ball |
Eight Ball Deluxe | Bally | 1981 | Some of the first games had plastic playfields |
Eight Ball Deluxe | Bally | 1981 | Postcard, U.K version |
Eight Ball Deluxe Limited Edition | Bally | 1982 | The original was so successful it was produced again in this limited edition |
El Dorado | Gottlieb | 1975 | Replay version of Gottlieb's 1975 'Gold Strike' |
El Dorado City Of Gold | Gottlieb | 1984 | The last game produced by Mylstar but was continued by Premier |
El Gran Chaparral | Emagar | 1976 | Cult television series broadcast on NBC between 1967 and 1971 |
El Rancho | Keeney | 1962 | No flippers, This 1 player game has projection scoring at top of backbox |
El Toro | Bally | 1972 | New improved all-steel front door with the diamond shape in the middle |
El Toro | Williams | 1963 | 2 flippers, 4 pop bumpers, Rotating drum in playfield indicates target value |
Electronic System 3 | Recel | 1980 | Fold-out flyer describing Recel's electonic system |
Elektra | Bally | 1981 | First 3-level playfield. Only standard width 3-level playfield game |
Elektra | Bally | 1981 | Pre-release flyer, Printed in bottom right corner 'arriving January 1982' |
Elektra | Bally | 1981 | German version flyer |
Elite Guard | Gottlieb | 1968 | Italian version of Gottlieb's 1968 'Palace Guard' |
Elton John C.E & P.E | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2023 | Combo flyer with collectors edition & platinum edition |
Elton John Collectors Edition | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2023 | Collectors edition flyer |
Elton John Platinum Edition | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2023 | Platinum edition flyer |
Elvira And The Party Monsters | Bally | 1989 | Broken bones plastics referred to Dennis Nordman's motorcycle accident |
Elvira's House of Horrors L.E | Stern Pinball | 2019 | Limited edition flyer |
Elvira's House of Horrors Premium | Stern Pinball | 2019 | Premium edition flyer |
Elvira's House of Horrors Signature | Stern Pinball | 2019 | Signature edition flyer |
Elvis | Stern Pinball | 2004 | Mechanical Elvis toy, 5 bank drop target, Second-level playfield |
Elvis | Stern Pinball | 2004 | Single sided flyer |
Embryon | Bally | 1981 | The fifth and last widebody pinball from Bally |
The Empire Strikes Back | Hankin | 1980 | Australian, Widebody, Last pinball machine built by Hankin |
Eros One | Fascination | 1979 | Cocktail table, Chimes for sound, LED modules for scoring, 8 sided cabinet |
Escape | Jac Van Ham | 1987 | Holland, 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, Captive ball |
Escape From The Lost World | Bally | 1988 | German version flyer |
Escape From The Lost World | Bally | 1988 | Double level playfield, Introduced new diagnostics system |
Escape From The Lost World | Bally | 1988 | Poster size flyer with blue background |
Eureka | Bally | 1948 | This is a reissue of Bally's 1938 'Eureka' |
Euromat Deluxe/Super 2 | Aisch & Melchers | 1964 | German, Wall-mounted game, The playfield is sloped towards the player |
Evel Knievel | Bally | 1977 | Produced in both E.M and S.S versions |
Evil Fight | Playmatic | 1980 | Starting the game plays the Close Encounters tune |
Excalibur | Gottlieb | 1988 | 2-ball multiball, No slingshots, Hand-drawn translite |
Exciting Pinball Art | Irving Kaye | 1979 | Limited edition of 6 backglasses to collect |
Explorer | Sega/Japan | 1972 | Japanese flyer, Original game design |
Expo | Williams | 1969 | Backbox animation (backglass spinner), Center Up-post |
Expressway | Bally | 1971 | Spelling 'EXPRESSWAY' in order earns the special, Up-post |
Extra Inning | Williams | 1962 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (players run bases) |
F-14 Tomcat | Williams | 1987 | 4 flippers, 3 rotating beacons on backbox, 4 ball multi-ball, Jagov kicker |
F1 Grand Prix | Nuova Bell Games | 1987 | 1st auto ball launcher - ball launches by pressing right flipper button |
Faces | Sonic | 1976 | B&W flyer, Similar playfield as Williams 1976 'Grand Prix' |
Faces | Sonic | 1976 | Color flyer, Similar playfield as Williams 1976 'Grand Prix' |
Faeton | Juegos Populares | 1985 | Playfield has a layout almost identical to Recel's 1979 'D. Quijote' |
Fair Fight | Recel | 1978 | The same company made a domestic version as Petaco's 'Fair Fight' |
Fair Lady | Gottlieb | 1956 | Similar playfield as Gottlieb's 1956 'Sea Belles' |
Fairway | Williams | 1953 | 2 flippers, 4 gobble holes, 6 eject holes |
Fairy | Playmatic | 1975 | 1 player version of Playmatic's 1976 'Fantasy' |
Falstaff | Gottlieb | 1957 | 4 player, 2 gobble holes, Roto-target, Replays only awarded based on score |
Family Fun | Game Plan | 1979 | Cocktail table, Same playfield design as Game Plan's 1979 'Star Trip' |
Family Guy | Stern Pinball | 2007 | Stewie mini-playfield, Up-post, Rotating Stewie character |
Fan Tas Tic | Sega/Japan | 1972 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Fan Tas Tic | Williams | 1972 | Pop bumper between the flippers, Captive ball spinner (roulette wheel) |
Fandango | Playmatic | 1976 | 1 player version of Playmatic's 1976 'Fiesta' |
Fans | Maresa | 0 | Playfield layout is similar to Williams 1968 'Doozie' |
Fantastic Car | I.D.S.A | 1986 | Fantastic Car was the Spanish response to the U.S TV series 'Knight Rider' |
Fantasy | Playmatic | 1976 | 4 player version of Playmatic's 1975 'Fairy' |
Far Out | Gottlieb | 1974 | 4 player version of Gottlieb's 1974 'Out of Sight' |
Farfalla | Zaccaria | 1983 | Italian version, Farfalla means butterfly in Italian |
Fashion Show | Gottlieb | 1962 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, Advancing target value disc |
Fast Ball | Williams | 1969 | Pitch-n-bat, Widebody, Backbox animation (players run bases) |
Fast Ball | Williams | 1969 | Flyer version with red background |
Fast Draw | Gottlieb | 1975 | 4 player version of Gottlieb's 1975 'Quick Draw' |
Fathom | Bally | 1981 | Artist Kevin O'Connor designed the art for the brochure |
Fathom Revisited | Haggis | 2021 | Remake of Bally's 1981 'Fathom' |
Feria | T.D. Llobregat | 1964 | Playfield glass and its metal frame are hinged, Formica cabinet |
Festival | Chicago Coin | 1966 | Appears to be the 1st pinball machine to have carousel roto-targets |
Festival | T.D. Llobregat | 1962 | Playfield layout is a copy of Gottlieb's 1962 'Fashion Show' |
The Fiery 30's | Recel | 1974 | 4 player version of Recel's 1974 'Bang Bang' |
Fiesta | Playmatic | 1976 | 4 player version of Playmatic's 1976 'Fandango' |
Fiesta | Williams | 1959 | The flyer incorrectly states 5 thumper bumpers but there are only 3 |
Fifty Fifty (50 50) | Bally | 1965 | The largest number of mushroom bumpers on any Bally game |
Fifty Jahre Bally (50 Year Bally) | Bally | 1982 | German flyer celebrating Bally's 50 year anniversary |
Fire | Williams | 1987 | Rotating light cylinder under playfield simulates building on fire |
Fire | Williams | 1987 | Postcard, Playing card size promo given out at trade shows |
Fire Champagne Edition | Williams | 1987 | Backbox has rotating light cylinders which are not on the regular version |
Fire Cracker | Chicago Coin | 1963 | Flyer states "available also in 2 player added ball model" |
Fire Mountain | Zaccaria | 1980 | Associated Leisure version flyer |
Fire Mountain | Zaccaria | 1980 | Similar playfield to Bally's 1977 'Night Rider' |
Fire Queen | Gottlieb | 1977 | 2 player version of Gottlieb's 1977 'Vulcan' |
Fireball | Bally | 1976 | Home model (no coins), Sold in Sears in 1978 for about $700 |
Fireball | Bally | 1972 | First game to use a whirlwind spinner, Originally sold for $895 |
Fireball | Centro Matic S.A | 1973 | 1 player version of the 4 player Bally's 1972 'Fireball' |
Fireball 2 | Bally | 1981 | 2 level playfield, Little demon post, Dave Christiansen's last for Bally |
Fireball Classic | Bally | 1985 | Solid State re-make of the 1972 'Fireball' similar art, No zipper flippers |
Fireball Classic | Bally | 1985 | German version flyer |
Firecracker | Bally | 1971 | Used in Kelsey's Bar on the T.V show 'All in the Family' |
Firecracker | Bally | 1971 | German version flyer |
Firepower | Williams | 1980 | Academy award 4 page flyer, "best in industry" award |
Firepower | Williams | 1980 | Introduced 'lane change' activated by pressing the right flipper button |
Firepower 2 | Williams | 1983 | Used excess backboxes from the production run of Williams 1981 'Hyperball' |
Fish Tales | Williams | 1992 | German version flyer |
Fish Tales | Williams | 1992 | Ball-launching catapult next to the rotary reel lock, Moving fish topper |
Fish Tales | Williams | 1992 | Shot map |
FJ | Hankin | 1978 | Australian, 'FJ' refers to the Australian automobile model "FJ" |
Flag Ship | Gottlieb | 1957 | 2 flippers, 4 pop bumpers, 2 passive bumpers, 2 slingshots, 3 gobble holes |
Flame Of Athens | Allied Leisure | 1978 | Cocktail table, Same as Fascination's 'Eros One' |
Flamenco Show | T.D. Llobregat | 0 | The backglass indicates the manufacturer is "Automatics" |
Flash | Sega/Japan | 1979 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Flash | Williams | 1979 | Steve Ritchie's 1st design for Williams, 1st game with background sound |
Flash | Williams | 1979 | German version, Fold-out |
Flash Baseball | Midway | 1972 | Pitch-n-bat, Ball pitching and batting devices, 8-track sound |
Flash Dragon | Playmatic | 1986 | Beating high score receives Polaroid photo from camera in backbox |
Flash Gordon | Bally | 1981 | Bally's 1st double level playfield, 1st with "Squawk and Talk" sound |
Flicker | Bally | 1975 | 2 player version of Bally's 1974 'Boomerang' |
Flight 2000 | Stern Electronics | 1980 | Widebody, 1st talking Stern game using the VSU-100 speech board |
Flight 2000 | Stern Electronics | 1980 | German version flyer, Widebody |
The Flintstones | ICE | 1994 | Redemption game, Reverse "club" flippers, Dispenses tickets |
The Flintstones | Williams | 1994 | Bowling alley, Rock slicer, Smart ramps, Bronto crane |
Flip 6 | Inder | 1990 | Same as Inder's 1990 'Mundial 90' but with monitor in backbox |
Flip A Card | Gottlieb | 1970 | Replay version of Gottlieb's 1970 'Card Trix' |
Flip Flop | Bally | 1976 | 1 of 3 machines by Bally with flip cards, 1st with D.C current on bumpers |
Flipp Foto | Weiko | 1979 | Add-on device snaps a polaroid picture when the player wins a free game |
Flipper | Gottlieb | 1960 | French version made for S.O.G.E.D.A. the Gottlieb distributor in France |
Flipper | Gottlieb | 1960 | First add-a-ball machine and introduced the concept of extended play |
Flipper Clown | Gottlieb | 1962 | Mechanical backbox animation, Twin roto-targets, Add-a-ball |
Flipper Cowboy | Gottlieb | 1962 | Backbox animation (cowboy shoots at target), Twin roto-targets |
Flipper Fair | Gottlieb | 1961 | Similar playfield as Gottlieb's 1966 'Cross Town', Backbox animation |
Flipper Football | Capcom | 1996 | Timed play, Adult language, 1st game with Dot Matrix under playfield glass |
Flipper Football | Capcom | 1996 | German version flyer |
The Flipper Game | Recel | 1980 | Recel's export version, Petaco made domestic version with the same name |
The Flipper Game | Petaco | 1980 | Petaco's domestic version, Recel made export version with the same name |
Flipper Parade | Gottlieb | 1961 | Backbox animation (cannon fires ball), Add-a-ball |
Flipper Pool | Gottlieb | 1965 | Backbox animation (mini pool balls drop when playfield targets are hit) |
Flipperland NR.1 | Bally | 1984 | German version flyer, Celebrating that Bally pinball is #1 |
Flying Carpet | Gottlieb | 1972 | Same playfield design used later on Mirco Games 1975 'Spirit of 76' |
Flying Chariots | Gottlieb | 1963 | Target Alley is the long center lane with variable values for the center target |
Flying Circus | Gottlieb | 1961 | French version flyer |
Flying Circus | Gottlieb | 1961 | New "Chain Reaction" feature awards Special when 5 balls on lit side |
Flying High | Centro Matic S.A | 1977 | Also produced as a 4 player solid state game in 1978 |
Flying High | Gottlieb | 1953 | 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 8 trap holes |
Flying Turns | Midway | 1964 | Widebody, Backbox animation (cars race around track), Turret shooter |
Follow The Dancing Pinball | Stern Electronics | 1980 | Stern aquires Seeburg to begin making video games |
Foo Fighters Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2023 | Limited edition version flyer |
Foo Fighters Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2023 | Premium version flyer |
Foo Fighters Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2023 | Pro version flyer |
Football Europe Flipper | Automatenbau Förster | 1967 | Head to head pinball, English version |
Football Europe Flipper | Automatenbau Förster | 1967 | Head to head pinball, French version |
Force 2 | Gottlieb | 1981 | German version flyer, 2 ball multi-ball, 4 flippers |
Force 2 | Gottlieb | 1981 | Widebody, 2 ball multi-ball, 4 flippers |
Formula 1 | Recel | 1980 | Nine cars against the machine, 2 flippers, Pay-out tray |
Fortune | Recel | 1976 | The 4 player version of this game is Recel's 1976 'Lady Luck' |
Foto Finish | Gottlieb | 1961 | Made in both woodrail and metal-rail format |
Four Aces (4 Aces) | Williams | 1970 | Widebody, Electromagnets on playfield hold ball for bonus count |
Four Bagger Deluxe (4 Bagger) | Williams | 1956 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (players run bases) |
Four Corners (4 Corners) | Williams | 1952 | 16 trap holes, Combines elements of a bingo machine with flipper pinball |
The 4 Horsemen | Gottlieb | 1950 | 4 flippers, 4 pop bumpers, Blocking 'V' gate between flippers |
Four Million B.C | Bally | 1971 | 3 ball multi-ball, Zipper flippers, A special version was made for Germany |
Four Million B.C | Sega/Japan | 1971 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Four Queens (4 Queens) | Bally | 1970 | B&W, 1 player, Zipper flippers |
Four Roses (4 Roses) | Williams | 1962 | Reverse wedgehead, 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 4 rotating targets |
Four Seasons | Gottlieb | 1968 | Poster Flyer, 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 2 rotating arrow bumpers |
Four Square (4 Square) | Gottlieb | 1971 | Replay version of Gottlieb's 1971 'Astro' |
Four Star (4 Star) | Williams | 1958 | 2 flippers, 4 pop bumpers, Gobble hole |
Four Stars | Gottlieb | 1952 | Postcard, Similar to Gottlieb's 1952 'Quartette' |
Four X Four (4X4) | Maresa | 0 | Copy of Gottlieb's 1971 '4 Square' |
Foxy Lady | Game Plan | 1978 | Cocktail table, Resulted from left-overs of Game Plan's 'Black Velvet' |
Foxy Lady | Game Plan | 1978 | Version 2, Model has a different pose than standard flyer |
Foxy Lady | Game Plan | 1978 | German version flyer |
Frank Thomas Big Hurt | Gottlieb | 1995 | Frank Thomas was a first baseman for the Chicago White Sox |
Freddy A Nightmare On Elm Sreet | Gottlieb | 1994 | A unique Up-post between the bottom flippers is designated as the "claw ball save" |
Freddy A Nightmare On Elm Sreet | Gottlieb | 1994 | Postcard, Dutch version flyer |
Free Fall | Gottlieb | 1974 | Postcard, Add-a-ball version of 'Sky Jump', Italian version is 'Sky Dive' |
Freedom | Bally | 1976 | Produced in both E.M and S.S, Redesigned playfield after flyer was printed |
Freefall | Stern Electronics | 1981 | Widebody, Center playfield kicker routes balls to elevated tramway |
Freshie | Williams | 1949 | "Impulse flippers" flips both flippers regardless which button is pressed |
Friendship 7 | Williams | 1962 | Astronaut John Glenn piloted the 'Friendship 7' into space in 1962 |
Frontier | Bally | 1980 | Bally employees depicted on backglass |
Frontiersman | Gottlieb | 1955 | The last Gottlieb with wooden legs |
Full House | Williams | 1966 | Replay version of Williams 1966 'Top Hand' |
Full Throttle Launch Party | Heighway Pinball | 2015 | Official launch party flyer |
Full Throttle Standard | Heighway Pinball | 2015 | Standard edition flyer |
Fun Ball | Midway | 1966 | Pitch-n-bat, Available in Regular, Replay, and extended play models |
Fun Cruise | Bally | 1966 | Italian add-a-ball version of 'Fun Cruise', No flippers |
Fun Fair | Genco | 1958 | Last by Genco, Production continued with Chicago Dynamic Industries |
Fun Fair | Gottlieb | 1968 | Italian add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1968 'Fun Land' |
Fun Fest | Sega/Japan | 1973 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Fun Fest | Williams | 1973 | 4 player version of 'Swinger', Beatles likeness in backglass? |
Fun House | Williams | 1956 | Three unique 'trap doors' open up when lit to become gobble holes |
Fun Land | Gottlieb | 1968 | Replay version of Gottlieb's 1968 'Fun Park' |
Fun Park | Gottlieb | 1968 | Postcard, Add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1968 'Fun Land' |
Funhouse | Williams | 1990 | German version flyer, 4 page |
Funhouse | Williams | 1990 | Pinmation Rudy head watches you, Upper loop has a "trapdoor" |
Fussball Europa Flipper | Automatenbau Förster | 1967 | Head to head pinball, German version |
Futbol | CMC Cresmatic | 1997 | Time-controlled game, Reportedly, Cresmatic is a manufacturer of slot machines |
Future Queen | Nuova Bell Games | 1987 | New style cabinet, Available as a kit, Headlights on top of backbox |
Future Spa | Bally | 1979 | Widebody, 1st Bally game to use continuous background sound |
Future Spa | Bally | 1979 | Associated Leisure version flyer |
Future World | Zaccaria | 1978 | 4 player version of Zaccaria's 1979 'Space City' |
Galactic Tank Force | American Pinball | 2023 | With live actors, cutting-edge graphics and gripping gameplay |
Galahad | Bally | 1970 | 2 player version of Bally's 1970 'Camelot' |
Galaxie | Gottlieb | 1971 | English flyer, Italian add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1971 'Dimension' |
Galaxie | Gottlieb | 1971 | Italian flyer, Add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1971 'Dimension' |
Galaxy | Sega/Japan | 1973 | Japanese flyer, Original game design |
Galaxy | Stern Electronics | 1980 | Possibly the 1st machine to have computer-controlled general illumination |
Galaxy | Stern Electronics | 1980 | German version flyer |
Galaxy Ranger | Bally | 1978 | Home model (non-commercial machine - no coins) |
Gamatron | Pinstar | 1985 | Conversion kit produced by Pinstar (a company owned by Gary Stern) |
Gamatron | Pinstar | 1985 | Conversion kit for early solid state Bally & Stern games, Single sided flyer |
Gamatron | Sonic | 1986 | Similar playfield as Stern's 1980 'Flight 2000' |
Game Of Thrones Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2015 | Limited edition flyer |
Game of Thrones Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2015 | Based on the HBO T.V series |
Game Show | Bally | 1990 | 2 ball multi-ball, Bell rings when ball enters hole behind the car sinkhole |
The Games | Gottlieb | 1984 | The last machine from Mylstar before being purchased by Premier Technology |
The Games | NSM/Lowen | 1985 | The playfield is the same as Gottlieb's 1984 'The Games' |
Gator | Bally | 1969 | German version of Bally's 1969 'Alligator' |
Gaucho | Gottlieb | 1963 | The rollunder is at the top of the shooter alley, Wide flipper gap |
Gay 90's | Williams | 1970 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 2 drop targets, Swinging target, Up-post |
Gay Paree | Williams | 1957 | "Last Ball" light on backglass |
Geisha | Playmatic | 1973 | Produced in both 1 Player and 2 Player models |
Gemini 2000 | Taito do Brasil | 1982 | Concept is similar to Stern's 'Flight 2000'. Playfield layout is similar to Bally's 'Centaur' |
Genesis | Gottlieb | 1986 | This game was inspired by the 1927 German film 'Metropolis' |
Genie | Gottlieb | 1979 | Gottlieb's answer to Bally’s super wide pinball machine Paragon |
Georgia | Williams | 1950 | 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 6 kick-out holes, Tilt penalty is ball in play |
Getaway | Allied Leisure | 1977 | Three lanes on right playfield have gates that change direction of ball |
The Getaway | Williams | 1992 | German version flyer |
The Getaway | Williams | 1992 | Shot map |
The Getaway | Williams | 1992 | High Speed II, "Supercharger" Magnetic ball accelerator, Gear shifter |
Ghostbusters Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2016 | Limited edition flyer |
Ghostbusters Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2016 | Premium version flyer |
Ghostbusters Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2016 | Art by renowned illustrator Jeremy Packer a.k.a. Zombie Yeti |
Ghostbusters Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2016 | Chinese version flyer |
Gigi | Gottlieb | 1963 | First game with a 'Bonus Score' feature collected at the end of the game |
Gilligan's Island | Bally | 1991 | First Bally game to use a Dot Matrix Display (DMD) |
Gilligan's Island | Bally | 1991 | Shot map |
Gin | Chicago Coin | 1974 | 1 player E.M, Convertible to add-a-ball |
Gladiator | Gottlieb | 1956 | Backglass states 'Amusement Pinballs, as American as Baseball & Hot Dogs' |
Gladiators | Gottlieb | 1993 | 4 flippers, Multi-ball, Extra ball buy-in |
Gladiators | Gottlieb | 1993 | Japanese version distributed by SAMMY |
Glamor | Gottlieb | 1951 | 4 flippers, Blocking 'V' gate between flippers |
Glamour Lites | Jack Rogers | 1959 | A version of Gottlieb's 1956 'Harbor Lites' |
Globe Trotter | Gottlieb | 1951 | Kick-out hole between flippers, 2 reverse flippers, 2 normal upper flippers |
Go Cart | Keeney | 1963 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 5 passive bumpers, 6 stand-up targets |
Go Girl | Custom | 1995 | Postcard, Re-themed Williams 'Earthshaker', Camera and monitor in backbox |
The Godfather Collectors Edition | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2023 | Collectors edition flyer |
The Godfather L.E & C.E | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2023 | Limited edition and collectors addition |
The Godfather Limited Edition | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2023 | Limited edition flyer |
The Godfather | Petaco | 0 | Petaco made an export version as Recel's 1974 'The Godfather' |
Godzilla | Sega | 1998 | Ball diverter drops ball out of Godzilla's mouth, 4 magnets |
Godzilla | Sega | 1998 | German version flyer |
Godzilla Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2021 | Limited edition flyer |
Godzilla Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2021 | Premium version flyer |
Godzilla Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2021 | Pro edition flyer |
Gold Ball | Bally | 1983 | Has 2 balls but no multi-ball, When gold ball is in play all scores are tripled |
Gold Ball | Bally | 1983 | German version flyer |
Gold Record | Chicago Coin | 1975 | 4 player version of Chicago Coin's 1975 'Top Ten' |
Gold Rush | Bally | 1966 | Also made in an Italian add-a-ball version, Backbox animation |
Gold Rush | Williams | 1971 | 4 player version of Williams 1971 'Klondike' |
Gold Star | Gottlieb | 1954 | 7 gobble holes (3 have plastic surrounds so they can be lit) |
Gold Strike | Gottlieb | 1975 | Postcard, Add-a-ball version of 'El Dorado', Italian version is 'Lucky Strike' |
Gold Wings | Gottlieb | 1986 | 4 flippers, 2 ball multi-ball, Air raid siren in cabinet |
Gold Wings | Vifico | 1986 | Vifico S.A. built Gottlieb games under license from 1985 to 1989 |
Golden Arrow | Gottlieb | 1977 | The last western themed single player E.M from Gottlieb |
Golden Bells | Williams | 1959 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 2 kick-out holes, 1 gobble hole |
Golden Cue | Sega | 1998 | Never produced, Later redesigned as Stern's 'Sharkey's Shootout' |
Golden Cue | Sega | 1998 | Tournament edition flyer |
Golden Gloves | Chicago Coin | 1949 | Postcard, Similar playfield as Chicago Coin's 1949 'Football' |
Golden Gloves | Williams | 1960 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, Gobble hole |
Goldeneye | Sega | 1996 | Magnetic ball capturing satellite, Timed magnet save |
Goldeneye | Sega | 1996 | German version flyer |
Gondolier | Gottlieb | 1958 | 4 flippers, 4 pop bumpers, 2 gobble holes, 3 bulls-eye targets |
Gorgar | Williams | 1979 | The 1st talking pinball commercially released. Tom Erhart did the voice |
Gorth | Play 21 | 1986 | Bumper strength can be regulated by dip switch settings |
Granada | Williams | 1972 | Add-a-ball version of Williams 1972 'Spanish Eyes' |
Grand Champion | Williams | 1953 | Points are displayed in the upper right backglass using a step-up unit |
Grand Lizard | Williams | 1986 | 4 flippers, Magna-Save, 2 or 3 ball multi-ball, Timed drop targets |
Grand Prix | Stern Pinball | 2005 | Same as Nascar but made available outside of North America |
Grand Prix | Williams | 1976 | Similar playfield as Williams 1977 'Liberty Bell' |
Grand Slam | Bally | 1983 | 2 player version is Bally's 1983 'Grand Slam'. |
Grand Slam | Gottlieb | 1953 | Depicts female baseball players, 5 outlanes between the flippers |
Grand Slam | Gottlieb | 1972 | Replay version of Gottlieb's 1972 'World Series' |
Grand Slam | Williams | 1964 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (players run bases) |
Grand Tour | Bally | 1964 | Replay version of Bally's 1964 'Happy Tour', New 'Butterfly' Rollovers |
Grande Domino | Gottlieb | 1968 | Made exclusively for the Italian market |
Granny And The Gators | Bally | 1984 | Combination of a scaled down pinball machine and a video game |
Green Pastures | Gottlieb | 1954 | Bumpers must be hit in an order similar to wickets in a croquet game |
Gridiron | Gottlieb | 1977 | 2 player version of Gottlieb's 1973 'Pro Football' |
Gridiron | Williams | 1969 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (football on playing field & clock) |
Gridiron | Williams | 1984 | Pitch-n-bat, Conversion kit for Williams 1984 'Pennant Fever' |
Groovy | Gottlieb | 1970 | 4 player version of Gottlieb's 1970 'Crescendo' |
Guardians Of The Galaxy L.E | Stern Pinball | 2017 | Limited edition flyer |
Guardians Of The Galaxy Premium | Stern Pinball | 2017 | Premium model flyer |
Guardians Of The Galaxy Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2017 | Pro version flyer |
Gulfstream | Sega/Japan | 1973 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Gulfstream | Williams | 1973 | The first Williams game to use their "gear" style of pop bumper cap |
Gun Club | Williams | 1953 | 2 flippers, 2 thumper bumpers, 3 kick-out holes |
Gun Men | Staal | 1977 | 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 2 (4) bank drop targets |
Gun Smoke | Chicago Coin | 1968 | First American game with round Up-post between the flippers |
Guns N Roses | Data East | 1994 | Widebody, Plays 9 songs, 6 ball multi-ball, Rose-shaped ball-shooter |
Guns N Roses | Data East | 1994 | German version flyer |
Guns N Roses Combo | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2020 | Combo flyer with all 3 models |
Gusher | Williams | 1958 | First game to feature a disappearing jet bumper |
Guys Dolls | Gottlieb | 1953 | The musical 'Guys and Dolls' opened on Broadway in 1950 |
Gypsy Queen | Gottlieb | 1955 | Quite similar to Gottlieb's 1955 'Sweet Add-a-Line' |
Hairy Singers | Rally | 1966 | Playfield has a light projection 'Roto-disque' (roto-disc) |
Haiti | T.D. Llobregat | 1964 | A 1-player version of the 2-player Gottlieb's 1961 'Aloha' |
Halley Comet | Juegos Populares | 1986 | 3 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 5 drop targets, Captive ball |
Handicap | Williams | 1952 | Backbox animation (galloping horses in backbox) similar to 'Hayburners' |
Hang Glider | Bally | 1976 | 4 player version of Bally's 1975 'Hi Deal' |
Hang On | Sonic | 1988 | Based on the video game Hang-On |
Happy Clown | Gottlieb | 1964 | Backbox animation (clown face bounces when 1 point values are scored) |
Happy Days | Gottlieb | 1952 | Backbox light animation (tic-tac-toe board), 9 trap holes |
Happy Go Lucky | Gottlieb | 1951 | 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, Blocking 'V' gate between flippers |
Harbor Lites | Gottlieb | 1956 | Same playfield layout as Chicago Coin's 1956 'Blondie' |
Hardbody | Bally | 1987 | German version flyer |
Hardbody | Bally | 1987 | Featuring bodybuilder and the 1st Ms. Olympia, Rachel McLish |
Hardbody | Bally | 1987 | U.K version flyer |
Harem | Playmatic | 1974 | Also made in a 4 player version with the same name |
Harem | Playmatic | 1974 | Also made in a 1 player version with the same name |
Harem Cat | Universal | 1979 | First game to use a video monitor for a score display, 6 player |
Harlem Globetrotters | Bally | 1979 | Inspired by famous stunt basketball team |
Harlem Globetrotters | Bally | 1979 | Associated Leisure version flyer |
Harley Davidson | Bally | 1991 | The last Bally game to have alphanumeric score displays |
Harley Davidson | Sega | 1999 | Last Game produced by Sega but production continued with Stern |
Harley Davidson 2nd Edition | Stern Pinball | 2002 | Re-release of Sega's 1999 'Harley-Davidson' with chrome trim |
Harley Davidson 3rd Edition | Stern Pinball | 2006 | Re-release of Sega's 1999 'Harley-Davidson' with new art & chrome trim |
Harmony | Gottlieb | 1967 | Italian add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1967 'Melody' |
Harvest | Bally | 1964 | Replay version of Bally's 1964 'Hay-Ride' |
Harvest Moon | Gottlieb | 1948 | Compound scoring bumpers? I think they meant flippers |
Haunted House | Gottlieb | 1982 | Widebody with 3 level playfield, 8 flippers, Lightning animation in backglass |
Hawaiian Beauty | Gottlieb | 1954 | According to 'The Pinball Compendium' the original name was Monkey Shine |
Hawkman | Taito do Brasil | 1983 | Playfield layout same as Bally's 1981 'Fathom' |
Hay Burners 2 | Williams | 1968 | 2 zipper flippers, Turret shooter, Backbox animation (horses race) |
Hayburners | Williams | 1951 | Released again as Williams 1951 'Jalopy' but with auto racing theme |
Hearts And Spades | Gottlieb | 1969 | Postcard, Add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1969 'Spin A Card' |
Hearts Gain | Inder | 1971 | 1 player wedgehead |
Hearts Spades | Allied Leisure | 1978 | Cocktail table, Same playfield layout as 'Disco '79' |
Heat Wave | Williams | 1964 | Backbox animation (thermometer temperature rises), 2 swinging targets |
Heavy Hitter | Bally | 1959 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox light animation (players run bases) |
Heavy Hitter | Bally | 1947 | Pitch-n-bat, Counter model or with floor stand |
Heavy Metal Meltdown | Bally | 1987 | Boom box speakers on top of backbox - plays heavy metal music |
Heavy Metal Meltdown | Bally | 1987 | German version flyer |
Hee Haw | Chicago Coin | 1973 | Probably based on the American T.V show of the same name |
Hercules | Atari | 1979 | The largest pinball machine ever made at 93" long X 39" wide X 83" high |
Hercules | Universal | 1978 | Japanese, Appears electro-mechanical but uses a CPU and has electronic sound |
Hercules | Universal | 1978 | English flyer, looks electromechanical but has CPU and electronic sound |
Hi Ball | Tecnoplay | 1988 | Unique cabinet design |
Hi Deal | Bally | 1975 | The backglass portrays a scene from the 1933 movie 'King Kong' |
Hi Diver | Gottlieb | 1959 | Backbox animation (figures dive from diving-board) |
Hi Dolly | Gottlieb | 1965 | In 1964 Hello Dolly won a record 10 Tony awards including best musical |
Hi Fly | Genco | 1956 | Pitch-n-bat, 3 outs per inning, Adjustable for 1, 2 or 3 innings |
Hi Flyer | Chicago Coin | 1974 | 2 player version of Chicago Coin's 1974 'Sky Rider' |
Hi Hand | Williams | 1957 | No flippers, Similar to Bally's 1970 'Joker Wild' |
Hi Lo | Gottlieb | 1969 | Italian version of 'Hearts and Spades' and 'Spin A Card' |
Hi Lo Ace | Bally | 1973 | 1 player add-a-ball with a diamond shape pop bumper lay-out |
Hi Score | Gottlieb | 1967 | 4 player version of Gottlieb's 1967 'Super Score' |
Hi Score Pool | Chicago Coin | 1971 | Orange background version, Uses player controlled motorized ball shooter |
Hi Score Pool | Chicago Coin | 1971 | Pink background version, Uses player controled motorized ball shooter |
Hi Straight | Keeney | 1959 | Score reels show both numbers and letters to represent poker hands |
High Hand | Gottlieb | 1973 | Replay version of 'Capt. Card', Italian version is 'Top Hand' |
High Roller Casino | Stern Pinball | 2001 | Slot machine with dot-matrix display, Roulette wheel |
High Seas | Gottlieb | 1976 | Add-a-ball version of 'Buccaneer', Italian version is 'Ship Ahoy' |
High Speed | Williams | 1986 | First Williams machine to use alpha-numeric displays |
High Speed | Unidesa/Cirsa/Stargame | 1986 | This was a kit game not a manufactured game |
Highways | Williams | 1961 | Styling of the 60's with aluminum trim and tapered steel legs |
Hit And Run | Williams | 1970 | Pitch-n-bat, Lights on playfield show movement of men around the bases |
Hit Line | Playmatic | 1972 | 1 player wedgehead |
Hit N Run | Gottlieb | 1952 | Backbox light animation (players run bases) |
Hitters Rally | Seidel | 1997 | Pitch-n-bat, Redemption baseball game - dispenses tickets |
Hobbit Black Arrow | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2016 | Black arrow edition flyer |
Hobbit Black Arrow | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2016 | KingPin Games version flyer |
Hobbit L.E Bronze Armor | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2016 | Limited edition with bronze colored trim |
Hobbit L.E Bronze Vein Armor | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2016 | Limited edition with bronze vein colored trim |
Hobbit L.E Smaug Edition | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2016 | Limited edition Smaug version with shiny gold colored trim |
Hobbit L.E Smaug Gold Edition | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2016 | Limited edition Smaug version with gold colored trim |
Hobbit Limited Edition | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2016 | KingPin Games version flyer |
Hobbit Smaug L.E Gold Vein Armor | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2016 | Limited edition with gold textured vein trim |
Hobbit Standard Edition | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2016 | Standard edition with stainless steel trim |
Hobbit Standard Edition | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2016 | KingPin Games version flyer |
Hockey Girl | Rally | 1964 | The game being played on the backglass is known as croquet |
Hoe Down | Allied Leisure | 1978 | Version of 'Roy Clark Super Picker' but with Roy Clark's image removed |
Hokus Pokus | Bally | 1976 | Features 3 'pull a rabbit out of your hat' spinners |
Hollywood | Chicago Coin | 1976 | 2 player version of Chicago Coin's 1976 'Cinema' |
Hollywood | Williams | 1961 | Styling of the 60's with aluminum trim and tapered steel legs |
Hollywood Driving Range | Williams | 1965 | Pitch-n-bat with golf theme, Backbox animation (bagatelle) |
Hollywood Heat | Gottlieb | 1986 | Advertised as first game to use 8-digit scoring, Tribute to Miami Vice |
Home Run | Chicago Coin | 1972 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox light animation (players run bases) |
Home Run | Chicago Coin | 1954 | Blue background, 6 player pitch-n-bat |
Homerun King 2 | Sankyo | 0 | Japanese pitch-n-bat, Year made unknown? |
Honey | Williams | 1972 | Up-post, Right ball return gate, Kick-out hole is protected by a drop target |
Hong Kong | Williams | 1952 | Knock-off switch located on the bottom right side of the cabinet |
Hook | Data East | 1992 | The big round ramp is representing Neverland |
Hook | Data East | 1992 | German version flyer |
Hoops | Gottlieb | 1991 | Last Gottlieb "street level" game (simpler & cheaper games) |
Hootenanny | Bally | 1963 | First game to have a mushroom bumper |
Horse Shoes | Williams | 1951 | 2 flippers, 2 thumper bumpers, 2 kicker pockets |
Hot & Cold | Inder | 1978 | Made in 4 player E.M version & 1 player E.M & S.S versions |
Hot Diggity | Williams | 1956 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 3 kick-out holes, Gobble hole |
Hot Doggin | Bally | 1980 | Widebody, Disappearing kick-back lane |
Hot Fire Birds | NSM/Lowen | 1985 | 1 of 2 machines made by NSM that have an all original playfield layout |
Hot Hand | Stern Electronics | 1979 | A large flipper at top of playfield slowly rotates throughout game play |
Hot Hand | Stern Electronics | 1979 | German version flyer |
Hot Line | Williams | 1966 | Replay version of Williams 1966 'Big Strike' |
Hot Race | A.M.I | 1976 | Same playfield layout as AMI's 1976 'Sprint Girl' |
Hot Rods | Bally | 1949 | Game is played with 5 balls all shot into play at the same time |
Hot Shot | Gottlieb | 1973 | 4 player version of Gottlieb's 1973 'Big Shot' |
Hot Shot Basketball | Williams | 1994 | Shoot small basketballs into moving hoop |
Hot Shots | Gottlieb | 1989 | A motor-powered accelerator sends the ball up the ramp to the left flipper |
Hot Shots | Gottlieb | 1989 | German version flyer |
Hot Tip | Williams | 1977 | The second solid state game produced by Williams following 1976 'Aztec' |
Hot Wheels | Zaccaria | 1979 | Swinging target, Ball kickers next to flippers |
Hot Wheels | American Pinball | 2020 | Third machine from American Pinball |
Houdini | American Pinball | 2017 | Prototype flyer - Obscured playfield on back |
Houdini | American Pinball | 2017 | Production flyer - Detailed playfield on back |
Houdini | American Pinball | 2017 | Chinese version flyer |
House Of Diamonds | Zaccaria | 1978 | 4 player version of Zaccaria's 1978 E.M 'Queen's Castle' |
Howzat | Hankin | 1980 | Australian, Widebody, A.K.A Dennis Lillie's Howzat (cricket player) |
Hula Hula | Chicago Coin | 1966 | Mechanical backbox animation (hula dancer) |
The Hunter | Bell Coin Matics | 1980 | Inspired by the movie 'Deer Hunter', Similar to Gottlieb's 'Sinbad' |
Hurdy Gurdy | Gottlieb | 1966 | Italian add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1966 'Central Park' |
Hurricane | Williams | 1991 | Backbox animation (spinning disc), 2 rotating Ferris Wheels |
Hurricane | Williams | 1991 | Shot map |
Hyde Park | Gottlieb | 1966 | Italian add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1966 'Mayfair' |
Hyperball | Williams | 1981 | Fires up to 250 (3/4") balls per minute at targets on the playfield |
Hyperball Booklet | Williams | 1981 | Hyper-Tactics booklet with tips and tricks |
Icarus | Recel | 1977 | 3 drop targets with 3 stand-up targets behind them |
Ice Fever | Gottlieb | 1985 | Backbox animation of hockey puck |
Ice Mania | I.D.I | 1978 | Conversion kit for Gottlieb widebody pins, Last pinball made by I.D.I |
Ice Revue | Gottlieb | 1965 | Replay version of Gottlieb's 1966 'Ice Show' |
Ice Show | Gottlieb | 1966 | Reproduction Italian postcard by collector Frederico Croci |
Ice Show | Gottlieb | 1966 | Italian add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1965 'Ice Revue' |
Impact | Recreativos Franco | 1975 | 4 player version of Recreativos Franco's 1975 'Impacto' |
The Incredible Hulk | Gottlieb | 1979 | Gottlieb's first effort at a solid state platform |
Independence Day | Sega | 1996 | Speech from the Motion picture, Alien head multi-ball lock |
Independence Day | Sega | 1996 | German version flyer |
Indiana Jones | Stern Pinball | 2008 | Based on all 4 movies, Multi-ball (8 ball), Multi-ball Ark, 2 playfield magnets |
Indiana Jones | Williams | 1993 | Widebody, Player controlled tilting upper playfield, Rotating idol head |
Indiana Jones | Williams | 1993 | German version fold-out flyer, Player controlled tilting upper playfield |
Indiana Jones | Williams | 1993 | Dutch version flyer |
Indiana Jones Pre Release | Stern Pinball | 2008 | Pre-release single sided flyer with no text |
Indianapolis | T.D. Llobregat | 1960 | Tubular metal legs. Metal rails with a cigarette holder on each rail |
Indianapolis 500 | Bally | 1995 | One of the first pinball machines to feature light up targets |
Indianapolis 500 | Bally | 1995 | German version flyer |
InterRail | Custom | 1973 | Postcard, Custom conversion of a Williams 1973 'OXO' |
Invasion Stratogy | Komputer Dynamics | 1975 | Unique head to head pinball unveiled at the 1975 trade show in Chicago |
Io Moon | Sleic | 1994 | Artwork depict the spaceship and black monolith from "2001: A Space Odyssey" |
Iron Balls | Unidesa/Cirsa/Stargame | 1987 | The looping captured ball feature holds four of the five captive balls |
Iron Maiden | Stern Electronics | 1981 | Widebody, Multi-ball (3 ball), Two-level playfield, 4 flippers |
Iron Maiden Backglass Promo | Stern Pinball | 2018 | Pro version backglass flyer |
Iron Maiden Comic Book | Stern Pinball | 2018 | Legacy of the beast 14 page comic book |
Iron Maiden Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2018 | Based on the rock band Iron Maiden |
Iron Maiden Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2018 | Based on the rock band Iron Maiden |
Iron Maiden Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2018 | Based on the rock band Iron Maiden |
Iron Maiden Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2018 | Chinese version flyer |
Iron Man | Stern Pinball | 2010 | Single sided flyer |
Iron Man Vault Edition | Stern Pinball | 2014 | Pro vault edition flyer |
Jack In The Box | Gottlieb | 1973 | 4 player version of Gottlieb's 1973 'Jumping Jack' |
Jack N Jill | Gottlieb | 1948 | 6 flippers, 3 kick-out holes, Backbox light animation |
Jack·Bot | Williams | 1995 | 3rd in a series including 'Pin·Bot' and 'The Machine: Bride of Pinbot' |
Jackpot | Williams | 1971 | 4 player version of Williams 1971 'Klondike', Similar to 'Gold Rush' |
Jacks Open | Gottlieb | 1977 | Replay version of 'Lucky Hand', Italian version is 'Lucky Card' |
Jacks To Open | Gottlieb | 1984 | Remake of the 1 player E.M Gottlieb's 1977 'Jacks Open' |
Jake Mate | Recel | 1974 | 1 player version of Recel's 1975 'Check Mate' |
Jalopy | Williams | 1951 | Similar to Williams 1951 'Hayburners' except with different artwork |
Jamboree | Exhibit | 1948 | Lower apron refers to the flipper buttons as "skill flip-It buttons" |
James Bond 007 | Gottlieb | 1980 | Compete against the clock before time runs out, No limit to number of balls |
James Bond 007 | Gottlieb | 1980 | Play meter fold-out, Interview with Bob Bloom |
James Bond 007 Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2022 | Limited edition version flyer |
James Bond 007 Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2022 | Premium version flyer |
James Bond 007 Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2022 | Pro version flyer |
Jarama | Centro Matic S.A | 1973 | The Circuito del Jarama is a racetrack located north of Madrid, Spain |
Jaws Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2024 | Limited edition flyer |
Jaws Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2024 | Premium version flyer |
Jaws Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2024 | Pro version flyer |
Jaws Pro Euro | Stern Pinball | 2024 | Euro A4 size pro edition flyer |
Jet Spin | Gottlieb | 1977 | 4 player version of Gottlieb's 1977 'Super Spin' |
Jig Saw | Williams | 1957 | Collect spots on playfield to lite segments of jig saw puzzle on backglass |
Jive Time | Williams | 1970 | Replay version of Williams 1970 'Rock N Roll' |
Jive Time | Martel | 1970 | Similar to Williams 1970 'Jive Time' |
Jockey Club | Gottlieb | 1954 | Allowed player to insert a second nickel to turn on the "double award" option |
Johnny Mnemonic | Williams | 1995 | Magnetic ball lift via movable hand/glove, Matrix ball lock |
Joker | Gottlieb | 1950 | 3 super action 'pop' bumpers, 2 backwards flippers |
Joker | Playmatic | 1974 | Produced in both 1 player and 4 player models |
Joker Poker | Gottlieb | 1978 | Also made in an electromechanical version |
Joker Wild | Bally | 1970 | Bingo style playfield, novelty card game, 25 holes |
Jokerz | Williams | 1988 | Spinning wheel in backbox displays poker hand, Multi-ball, Motorized ramp |
Jolly Joker | Williams | 1955 | Rolldown play to score poker hands. No flippers |
Jolly Jokers | Williams | 1962 | Add-a-ball version of Williams 1962 '3 Coins', Swinging target |
Jolly Ride | Playmatic | 1974 | Produced in both 1 player and 4 player models |
Jolly Roger | Williams | 1967 | First 4 player machine with an on/off switch found in the 'usual' location |
Joust | Bally | 1969 | The manufacturer produced the backglasses in both crystal glass and Plexiglas |
Joust | Williams | 1983 | Head-to-head game with 2 players competing against each-other |
Jubilee | Gottlieb | 1955 | Only way to lose the ball in play is via the wide gap between the flippers |
Jubilee | Sega/Japan | 1973 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Jubilee | Williams | 1973 | 4 player version of Williams 1973 'Darling' |
Judge Dredd | Bally | 1993 | Shot map |
Judge Dredd | Bally | 1993 | Widebody, Superpin, Based on the comic book character and movie |
Judge Dredd Comic | Bally | 1993 | 8 page comic book flyer |
Juke Box | Chicago Coin | 1976 | 4 player version of Chicago Coin's 1976 'Sound Stage' |
Jumpin Jack's | Williams | 1963 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 2 gobble holes (each protected by a drop target) |
Jumping Jack | Gottlieb | 1973 | 2 player version of Gottlieb's 1973 'Jack In The Box' |
Jumping Jack | Maresa | 1973 | Playfield layout is the same as Gottlieb's 1973 'Jumping Jack' |
Jungle | Gottlieb | 1972 | 4 player version of 'Wild Life', 1 players 'Jungle King' and 'Jungle Life' |
Jungle | Gottlieb | 1972 | German version flyer |
Jungle | Williams | 1960 | Backbox animation (8 animals behind jungle undergrowth at start of game) |
Jungle King | Gottlieb | 1973 | Postcard, 1 player add-a-ball version of 'Wild Life' and 'Jungle' |
Jungle Life | Gottlieb | 1973 | Italian add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1972 'Wild Life' |
Jungle Lord | Williams | 1981 | Magna-Save, Split-level playfield (2nd of 4 that Williams produced) |
Jungle Princess | Gottlieb | 1977 | 2 player version of Gottlieb's 1977 'Jungle Queen' |
Jungle Queen | Gottlieb | 1977 | 4 player version of Gottlieb's 1977 'Jungle Princess' |
Junior League Bat A Ball | American Amusement | 1946 | Stand-up compact legal baseball vending game |
Junk Yard | Williams | 1996 | Crane on playfield, Toilet that flushes ball, Doghouse with attack dog |
Junk Yard | Williams | 1996 | German version flyer |
Jurassic Park | Data East | 1993 | Motion picture, Dinosaur eats ball, Raptor kicks, 6 ball multi-ball |
Jurassic Park Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2019 | Limited edition flyer |
Jurassic Park Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2019 | Premium edition flyer |
Jurassic Park Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2019 | Pro version flyer |
Jurassic Park Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2019 | Chinese version flyer |
Just 21 | Gottlieb | 1950 | Introduced the 'Turret Shooter' (rotating ball shooter) |
Karate Fight | Bally | 1986 | Game was also produced as Bally's 1986 'Black Belt' |
Karate Fight | Bally | 1986 | How to play booklet in German |
KC Jones | Gottlieb | 1949 | Light animated train on backglass, 1 kick-out hole |
Kewpie Doll | Gottlieb | 1960 | The last woodrail made by Gottlieb |
Kick Off | Bally | 1977 | 4 player version of Bally's 1976 'Quarterback' with a different sports theme |
Kick Off | Williams | 1967 | Add-a-ball version of Williams 1967 'Touchdown' |
Kick Off | Williams | 1958 | Playfield lights simulate a football advancing towards goalposts |
Kicker | Chicago Coin | 1966 | Backglass light animation (players kicks ball) |
Kicker | Gottlieb | 1977 | Italian add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1977 'Team One' |
King Arthur | Gottlieb | 1949 | 2 reverse flippers, 2 kick-out holes, 2 pop bumpers |
King Ball | Maresa | 1965 | Copy of Gottlieb's 1962 'Rack-A-Ball' but with different art |
King Game | Petaco | 1974 | Copy of Gottlieb's 1973 'High Hand' |
King Kool | Gottlieb | 1972 | 2 player version of Gottlieb's 1972 'King Rock' |
King Of Diamonds | Gottlieb | 1967 | Replay version of 'Diamond Jack', Italian version is 'Solitaire' |
King Of Diamonds | Retro Pinball | 2007 | Remake/Replica of the original 1967 Gottlieb |
King Of Diamonds | Retro Pinball | 2007 | Remake/Replica of the original 1967 Gottlieb, Alternate version |
King Of Swat | Williams | 1955 | Pitch-n-bat, Umpire raises arms signaling "safe" as runner crosses home |
King Pin | Chicago Coin | 1951 | Backbox animation, Pressing either flipper button activates both flippers |
King Pin | Gottlieb | 1973 | Replay version of 'Pin Up', Italian version is 'Ten Up' |
King Pin | Williams | 1962 | Norm Clark's first game designed for Williams |
King Pin | Maresa | 1975 | Similar to Gottlieb's 1973 'King Pin' |
King Rex | Bally | 1970 | Add-a-ball version of Bally's 1969 'King Tut' |
King Rock | Gottlieb | 1972 | 4 player version of Gottlieb's 1972 'King Kool' |
King Tut | Bally | 1969 | Replay version of Bally's 1970 'King Rex' |
King Tut | Sega/Japan | 1969 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Kingpin | Illinois Pinball | 2010 | Remake attempt of Capcom's 1996 Kingpin, Never produced |
Kingpin | Illinois Pinball | 2010 | Remake attempt of Capcom's 1996 Kingpin, Never produced |
Kings | Williams | 1957 | 2 flippers, 5 pop bumpers, 2 gobble holes |
Kings & Queens | Gottlieb | 1965 | Played by Roger Daltrey in the 1975 film 'Tommy' |
Kings Of Steel | Bally | 1984 | Classic card game with lots of drop targets |
Kings Of Steel | Bally | 1984 | German version flyer |
Kismet | Williams | 1961 | Kismet was a 1953 Broadway musical followed by a 1955 Hollywood film |
Kiss | Bally | 1979 | Based on the rock band of the same name, 6 page flyer |
Kiss | Bally | 1979 | German version flyer |
Kiss | Bally | 1979 | Double sided version |
Kiss Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2015 | Limited edition flyer |
Kiss Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2015 | Premium edition flyer |
Kiss Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2015 | Pop bumper caps are the same as Bally's 1979 'Kiss' |
Kiss Prototype | Bally | 1979 | Used at the 1979 AMOA show with a crude prototype speech card |
Klondike | Williams | 1971 | Replay version of 'Yukon', 1 player version of 'Jackpot' |
Knockout | Bally | 1975 | Ball wiggles through centerfield alley to advance bonus |
Knockout | Gottlieb | 1950 | Mini boxing ring on playfield, Blocking 'V' gate between flippers |
Knockout Blow | Sega/Japan | 1978 | Japanese flyer, Original game design |
KZ-26 | Playmatic | 1984 | Similar playfield as Playmatic's 1984 'UFO-X' |
KZ-26/Mad Race/Megaaton | Playmatic | 1984 | Four machines on one flyer |
KZ-26/The Raid/Nautilus | Playmatic | 1984 | Four machines on one flyer |
L'Hexagone | Christian Tabart | 1986 | French conversion kit for Gottlieb's 1979 'Genie' |
La Retata | Geiger | 1992 | German, Conversion kit for Williams 1986 'High Speed' |
Labyrinth | Barrels of Fun | 2023 | Jim Henson’s Labyrinth. Cult classic from the 80's featuring David Bowie |
Lady Luck | Bally | 1986 | Card theme, Art deco style artwork |
Lady Luck | Bally | 1986 | German version flyer |
Lady Luck | Bally | 1986 | U.K version flyer |
Lady Luck | Gottlieb | 1954 | Postcard (baseball card sized) 2 flippers, 4 gobble holes, 4 pop bumpers |
Lady Luck | Recel | 1976 | The 1-player version of this game is Recel's 1976 'Fortune' |
Lady Luck | Williams | 1968 | One pop bumper is enclosed within a ring of bumpers for fast scoring action |
Lady Robin Hood | Gottlieb | 1948 | Gottlieb's second game with flippers, following Humpty Dumpty |
Lady Sharpshooter | Game Plan | 1985 | 1 of 2 cocktail tables with it's own design (Vegas was the other) |
Lancers | Gottlieb | 1961 | The two side holes kick balls towards flippers |
Laramie | Maresa | 1976 | Copy of Gottlieb's 1975 'Quick Draw' |
Lariat | Gottlieb | 1969 | Postcard , Add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1969 'Wild Wild West' |
Las Vegas | Th. Bergmann | 1967 | German, Slightly different backglass and playfield than the color flyer shows |
Las Vegas | Th. Bergmann | 1967 | German, Slightly different backglass and playfield than the B&W flyer shows |
Las Vegas | T.D. Llobregat | 1967 | Playfield layout is the same as Gottlieb's 1967 'Super Score' |
Laser Ball | Williams | 1979 | Widebody, 3 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 2, 3 and 4 bank drop targets |
Laser Ball/Gorgar | Williams | 1979 | French flyer from distributor Salmon |
Laser Cue | Williams | 1984 | Similar playfield as 'Alien Poker', Originally named 'World Hockey' |
Laser War | Data East | 1987 | Data East's first production game with stereo sound |
Laser War | Data East | 1987 | German version flyer |
Last Action Hero | Data East | 1993 | Three electromagnets under the playfield affect ball movement when energized |
Last Action Hero | Data East | 1993 | German version flyer |
Last Lap | Playmatic | 1978 | There are two versions of this game |
Lawman | Gottlieb | 1971 | 2 player version of Gottlieb's 1971 'Sheriff' |
Lazerlord | Stern Electronics | 1984 | Prototype machine and was the last machine manufactured by Stern |
Lazy Q | Williams | 1953 | 2 flippers, 4 pop bumpers, 3 kick-out holes, Gold bumper caps and flippers |
Le Ben Hur | Staal | 1977 | First French solid state pinball, Distributed in England by ACE (slot machines) |
Le Grand 8/Sahara Love | Christian Tabart | 1985 | Conversion kits for Gottlieb's 1980 'Panthera' & 1978 'Sinbad' |
League Leader | Keeney | 1958 | Pitch-n-bat, 2 can play at same time; 1 pitches while other bats |
Lectronamo | Stern Electronics | 1978 | First Stern game with electronic sound with the SB-100 sound board |
Led Zeppelin Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2020 | Limited Edition version with "New Expression Lights" |
Led Zeppelin Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2020 | Premium version with "New Expression Lights" |
Led Zeppelin Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2020 | Pro version flyer |
Legends Of Valhalla | American Pinball | 2021 | Designed by Riot Pinball, Fourth game from American Pinball |
Lethal Weapon 3 | Data East | 1992 | First game to come with a built-in dollar bill validator |
Lethal Weapon 3 | Data East | 1992 | Dutch version flyer |
Lexy Lightspeed | Multimorphic | 2017 | Trade show promo card |
Lexy Lightspeed | Multimorphic | 2017 | Playfield is 2/3 LCD screen and 1/3 mechanical |
Liberty Bell | Sega/Japan | 1977 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Liberty Bell | Williams | 1977 | All the major manufactures did a patriotic themed pinball machine around 1976 |
Liberty Belle | Gottlieb | 1962 | Two separate roto-target units each display two targets to the player |
Libra | Centro Matic S.A | 1974 | Flyer shows five inserts on a red stripe that are missing on the production game |
Lightning | Stern Electronics | 1981 | Stern's 1st double level, 4 flippers, 2 and 3 ball multi-ball, Has speech |
Lightning Ball | Gottlieb | 1959 | Roto-Disk animation in backbox spells name to award replays |
Lights Camera Action | Gottlieb | 1989 | Mode-based machine with a time counter in the middle of the playfield |
Line Drive | Williams | 1972 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (players run bases) |
Lite A Card | Gottlieb | 1960 | The bullseye target scores up to 150 points, although the flyer states 100 points |
Little Chief | Williams | 1975 | Some text on the manufacturer's flyer is grammatically confusing |
Little Joe | Bally | 1972 | In the dice game craps, "Little Joe" means rolling two two's |
Little League Baseball | Midway | 1966 | Pitch-n-bat, Compact cabinet, Spinning targets on playfield |
Little Pro | Southland | 1964 | Pitch-n-bat, Harry Williams creation after he retired |
Lizard | Game Plan | 1980 | Introducing new microprocessor sound, Memory recall |
Locomotion | Zaccaria | 1981 | Features artwork with lots of U.S.A symbolism |
Loop The Loop | Bally | 1966 | Produced in U.S replay version and Italian add-a-ball version |
The Lord Of The Rings | Stern Pinball | 2003 | Moving Balrog blocks center ramp at times, Collapsing tower, Mini-playfield |
The Lord Of The Rings | Stern Pinball | 2003 | German version flyer |
Lortium | Juegos Populares | 1987 | The backbox is very tall, Plexiglass playfield |
Lost In Space | Sega | 1998 | Based on the hit movie adaptation of the classic television show Lost In Space |
Lost In Space | Sega | 1998 | German version flyer |
Lost World | Bally | 1978 | Artist Paul Farris said the backglass figures were based on him & his wife |
The Lost World Jurassic Park | Sega | 1997 | Based on the 1997 film of the same name. |
The Lost World Jurassic Park | Sega | 1997 | German version flyer |
LOTR/RBION/TSPP | Stern Pinball | 2004 | Lord of the Rings, Ripley's Believe it or Not, The Simpsons Pinball Party |
Love Bug | Williams | 1971 | Add-a-ball version of Williams 1971 'Doodle Bug' |
Lovely Lucy | Gottlieb | 1954 | 2 flippers, 6 gobble holes, Backglass holdover replay feature |
Luck Smile | Inder | 1976 | Also made in a single player version |
Lucky Ace | Sega/Japan | 1974 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Lucky Ace | Williams | 1974 | 2 player version of Williams 1974 'Dealer's Choice' |
Lucky Card | Gottlieb | 1977 | Italian add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1977 'Lucky Hand' |
Lucky Draw | Mirco | 1978 | Cocktail table with classic card theme |
Lucky Fruit | Zaccaria | 1975 | 1 player E.M, 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers |
Lucky Hand | Gottlieb | 1977 | Postcard, Add-a-ball version of 'Jacks Open', Italian version is 'Lucky Card' |
Lucky Inning | Williams | 1950 | Backbox animation (players run bases), Turret shooter |
Lucky Man/Monte Carlo | Nordamatic | 1976 | 2 game flyer, 2 player 'Lucky Man' and 1 player 'Monte Carlo' |
Lucky Seven | Sega/Japan | 1978 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Lucky Seven | Williams | 1978 | Playfield animation (slot machine reels under playfield), Chimes for sound |
Lucky Shot | C.E.A | 1976 | Game is fully electronic with electronic sounds, No CPU |
Lucky Strike | Gottlieb | 1975 | Italian version of 'Gold Strike', Add-a-ball version of 'El Dorado' |
Lucky Strike | Williams | 1965 | Replay version of Williams 1965 'Bowl A Strike' |
Luna Park | Cedes S.A. | 0 | Reverse wedge head backbox, Mechanical backbox animation |
Lunar Shot | Williams | 1967 | Italian add-a-ball version of Williams 1967 'Blast Off' |
Mac Attack | Mr. Game | 1989 | Small video monitor in backbox, Unique cabinet |
Mac Attack | Mr. Game | 1989 | Italian version flyer |
Mac's Galaxy | M.A.C | 1986 | Single postcard-sized circuit board |
Mac's Galaxy | M.A.C | 1986 | Alternate version flyer |
Mac's Galaxy System 4 | M.A.C | 1986 | Multi game pin table, System 4 conversion kit flyer |
Mac's Galaxy/Jungle | M.A.C | 1987 | Combo flyer featuring Macs 'Galaxy' and 'Jungle' |
Mac's Jungle | M.A.C | 1987 | A conversion kit from 'Mac's Galaxy' |
Macao | Elettrocoin | 1968 | Macao (Macau) was the oldest European colony in China |
The Machine - Bride of Pinbot | Williams | 1991 | 2nd in a series of 3 Pinbot games including 'Pin·Bot' and 'Jack·Bot' |
The Machine - Bride of Pinbot | Williams | 1991 | German version flyer |
Mad World | Bally | 1964 | Likely inspired by the Hollywood movie 'It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World' |
Mademoiselle | Gottlieb | 1959 | Both players matching lit number at end of game awards 2 or 10 replays (adjustable) |
Madison Square Gardens | Gottlieb | 1950 | A 'boxing ring' with 4 one-way gates and pop bumpers as the 2 boxers |
The Mafia | Team Pinball | 2018 | First machine from Team Pinball |
The Mafia | Team Pinball | 2018 | Alternate version flyer |
Magic | Playmatic | 1973 | Rare and psychedelic pinball from Playmatic |
Magic | Stern Electronics | 1979 | Also manufactured in Australia under license as LAI's 1979 'Magic' |
Magic Castle | Zaccaria | 1984 | Backbox animation (Zaccula in his castle) |
Magic Circle | Bally | 1965 | Hold over feature, Build up bonus, Free ball gates, Auto ball return |
Magic City | Williams | 1967 | Replay version of Williams 1967 'Magic Town' |
Magic Clock | Williams | 1960 | First game with a moving target, "Styling of the 60's" cabinet |
Magic Picture Pin | Arkon | 1982 | Pinball conversion, Projection device in the middle of playfield |
Magic Town | Williams | 1967 | Add-a-ball version of Williams 1967 'Magic City' |
Magnotron | Gottlieb | 1974 | 4 player version of Gottlieb's 1974 'Duotron' |
Majestic | Gottlieb | 1957 | Majestic was the first pinball machine to have disk roto-targets |
Major League | Williams | 1963 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (players run bases) |
Major League | Williams | 1955 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (players run bases) |
Majorettes | Gottlieb | 1964 | Add-a-ball, Error on flyer: game has no "match feature" |
Majorettes | Williams | 1952 | Backbox light animation (majorettes light up) |
Mandalorian Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2021 | Limited edition flyer |
Mandalorian Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2021 | Premium version flyer |
Mandalorian Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2021 | Pro version flyer |
Manhattan | T.D. Llobregat | 0 | Metal rails with a cigarette holder on each rail, Bulb scoring. |
Marathon | Gottlieb | 1955 | 2 player E.M, 2 flippers, 5 pop bumpers, 2 passive bumpers, 2 gobble holes |
Marble Queen | Gottlieb | 1953 | 2 flippers, Gobble hole, Large illuminated marbles on playfield |
Mardi Gras | Williams | 1962 | First Williams 4 player game with metal flipper bats |
Mariner | Bally | 1971 | 4 player version of Bally's 1971 'Sea Ray' |
Mariner | Bally | 1971 | German version flyer |
Mario Andretti | Gottlieb | 1995 | This was the last game designed by Jon Norris for Gottlieb |
Mars God Of War | Gottlieb | 1981 | How to play flyer in French |
Mars God Of War | Gottlieb | 1981 | Widebody, 1st Gottlieb game with speech, Multi-ball, 4 flippers |
Mars Trek | Sonic | 1977 | Backglass is the same as production games, the playfield artwork is different |
Mars Trek | Sonic | 1977 | This is a misprint with no text on the back |
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein | Sega | 1995 | Frankenstein figure throws balls at flippers or bumpers, 6 player |
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein | Sega | 1995 | German version flyer |
Maryland | Williams | 1949 | "Controlled Scoring" changes playfield values depending on which ball is in play |
Masquerade | Gottlieb | 1966 | Backbox animation (fan lowers to reveal face of 'Belle of the Ball') |
Master Stroke | Recel | 1977 | The same company made a domestic version as Petaco's 'Master Stroke' |
Master Stroke | Petaco | 1977 | The same company made an export version as Recel's 1977 'Master Stroke' |
Mata Hari | Bally | 1978 | Margaretha Zelle (1876-1917) exotic dancer & convicted spy during W.W 1 |
Maverick | Data East | 1994 | First game to use the over-sized 192 x 64 dot matrix display |
Maverick | Data East | 1994 | German version flyer |
Mayfair | Gottlieb | 1966 | Roy Parkers last artwork for gottlieb before retiring |
Medieval Madness | Williams | 1997 | German version flyer |
Medieval Madness | Williams | 1997 | Tina Fey (Saturday Night Live) did the voice of the "Opera Singer" |
Medieval Madness Remake | Chicago Gaming | 2016 | KingPin Games version flyer |
Medieval Madness Remake L.E | Chicago Gaming | 2015 | Limited edition with gold trim |
Medieval Madness Remake | Chicago Gaming | 2016 | Standard edition with stainless steel trim |
Medusa | Bally | 1981 | Player controlled post between flippers to hit ball back into play |
Medusa | Bally | 1981 | German version flyer |
Meg Aaton | Playmatic | 1984 | The backbox shape was used on several Bally games as 1st seen on Bally's 'Rapid Fire' |
Mega Golf Frenzy | Custom | 2006 | Custom built to promote the 2006 EDS Byron Nelson Golf Championship |
Melody | Bally | 1947 | Bally's 1st game with flippers, The rolldown version is 'Melody Roll' |
Melody | Gottlieb | 1967 | Postcard, Add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1967 'Sing Along' |
Melody Lane | Gottlieb | 1960 | 2 player, 2 flippers, 2 match color roto-targets |
Memory Lane | Stern Electronics | 1978 | Last Stern game to have an electromechanical chime unit |
Memory Lane | Stern Electronics | 1978 | German version flyer |
Mephisto | Unidesa/Cirsa/Stargame | 1987 | 'Mephisto' is short for 'Mephistopheles' meaning the Devil |
Mermaid | Gottlieb | 1951 | Backbox animation (man catches fish when points are scored) |
Merry Go Round | Gottlieb | 1960 | First Gottlieb multi-player game with steel rails |
Merry Widow | Williams | 1963 | 2 swinging targets, Each ball kicker propels the ball at a swinging target |
Messalina | Rally | 1966 | Messalina was the promiscuous third wife of Roman Emperor Claudius |
Metal Man | Inder | 1992 | Elevated circular mini-playfield, Drop-down cabinet |
Metallica Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2013 | Master of puppets, Limited edition flyer |
Metallica Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2013 | Premium version flyer |
Metallica Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2013 | Pro version flyer |
Meteor | Stern Electronics | 1979 | Artwork on the backglass and flyer was taken from the 1979 movie poster 'Meteor' |
Metro | Williams | 1961 | Disappearing pop bumper that lowers into the playfield during play |
Mexico '86 | Zaccaria | 1986 | Italian version, Mini-playfield has two flippers, 5 cylindrical drop targets |
Mibs | Gottlieb | 1969 | Backbox animation (real marbles added to a line of them) |
Middle Earth | Atari | 1978 | Widebody, Score displays are on playfield apron and not in backbox |
Mike Bossy | Game Plan | 1982 | Only produced as a prototype, Backbox has an inner and an outer backglass |
Mikoshi | Sega/Japan | 1977 | Japanese, Mikoshi are portable Shinto shrines |
Millionaire | Sega/Japan | 1977 | Japanese flyer, Original game design |
Millionaire | Williams | 1987 | Under playfield roulette wheel, Oscillating skill-shot diverter in shooter lane |
Mini Baseball | Chicago Coin | 1972 | Wall hanging baseball theme made to fit in locations with small spaces |
Mini Cycle | Gottlieb | 1970 | 2 player version of Gottlieb's 1970 'Polo' |
Mini Cycle | Petaco | 1970 | 1 player copy of the 2 player Gottlieb's 1970 'Mini Cycle' |
Mini Golf | Williams | 1964 | Manikin golfer, Very similar to Southland's 1964 'Little Pro' |
Mini Pool | Gottlieb | 1969 | Postcard, Add-a-ball version of 'Target Pool', Italian version is 'Bumper Pool' |
Minizag | Bally | 1968 | The manufacturer produced the backglasses in both crystal glass and Plexiglass |
Minstrel Man | Gottlieb | 1951 | The flyer describes the three targets by stating "They drop when hit!" |
Miss Annabelle | Gottlieb | 1959 | Compare playfield design to Gottlieb's 1958 'Double Action' |
Miss Nessie | Sega/Japan | 1978 | Japanese flyer, Original game design |
Miss O | Williams | 1969 | Replay version of Williams 1968 'Cue T' |
Miss Spy | M.A.M | 1967 | Playfield is described as polyester |
Miss World/Dark Rider/Lady Death | Geiger | 1983 | Conversion kits for Bally's Kiss, Star Trek & Mata Hari |
Monaco | Segasa | 1977 | Similar to Segasa's 1976 'Cannes' |
Monday Night Football | Data East | 1989 | Disappearing goal post and ramp, Stereo sound |
Mondial Matic | Mondialmatic | 1979 | Multiple conversion kit flyer |
Monopoly | Stern Pinball | 2001 | There was also a 'Platinum Edition' with chrome trimmings |
Monster Bash | Williams | 1998 | 'Phantom Flip' letting go of the flipper buttons allows the game to shoot the ball |
Monster Bash | Williams | 1998 | German version flyer |
Monster Bash Remake | Chicago Gaming | 2018 | 3 game flyer, Classic, Special and Limited Editions |
Monster Bash Remake | Chicago Gaming | 2018 | KingPin Games version flyer |
Monte Carlo | Bally | 1964 | NOT the 1st with mushroom bumpers; used earlier on 'Hootenanny' |
Monte Carlo | Bally | 1973 | 4 player version of Bally's 1973 'Odds & Evens' |
Monte Carlo | Gottlieb | 1987 | 3 ball multi-ball, Roulette wheel, 10,000,000 point shot |
Monte Carlo | Gottlieb | 1987 | German version flyer |
Monte Rosa | Sega/Japan | 1978 | Japanese (Monte Rosa: 22 peaks in the Alps between Italy & Switzerland) |
Moon Flight | Zaccaria | 1976 | At end of game, a three-digit match number appears to the left of the score |
Moon Shot | Bally | 1963 | A blatant copy of Gottlieb's 1962 'Tropic Isle' |
Moon Shot | Chicago Coin | 1969 | 4 player version of Chicago Coin's 1969 'Astronaut' |
Moto Cross | Centro Matic S.A | 0 | Two score reels on backglass count the laps achieved by the player |
Motor Show | Mr. Game | 1989 | Small video monitor in backbox, Unique cabinet, Stereo sound |
Motordome | Bally | 1986 | Choice of 3 different skill levels, New alphanumeric display |
Motordome | Bally | 1986 | German version flyer |
Moulin Rouge | Williams | 1965 | Backbox animation (making 1-10 progressively lights picture in mirror) |
Mousin Around | Bally | 1989 | 2 cheese block ball locks grab the ball and hold it below the playfield |
Movie Masters | I.D.I | 1978 | Conversion kit, Similar playfield as Bally's 1984 'Black Pyramid' |
Mr & Mrs Pacman | Bally | 1982 | Video mode "Pac Maze Grid" in the middle of the playfield |
Mr & Mrs Pacman | Bally | 1982 | German version flyer |
Mr Doom | Recel | 1979 | Similar playfield as Recel's 1978 'Mr. Evil' |
Mr Doom | Recel | 1979 | German version, Similar playfield as Recel's 1978 'Mr. Evil' |
Mr Evil | Recel | 1978 | Similar playfield as Recel's 1979 'Mr. Doom' |
Multimorphic MultiGame | Multimorphic | 2020 | Multi game flyer |
Mundial 90 | Inder | 1990 | Same as Inder's 1990 'Flip-VI' but without monitor in backbox |
Munsters Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2019 | Limited edition flyer |
Munsters Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2019 | Premium version flyer |
Munsters Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2019 | Pro version flyer |
Munsters Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2019 | Chinese version flyer |
Music Man | Williams | 1960 | Opened on Broadway in 1957, Made into a Hollywood movie in 1962 |
Mustang | Chicago Coin | 1964 | The add-a-ball version of this game is Chicago Coin's 1964 'Mustang' |
Mustang | Gottlieb | 1977 | 2 player version of Gottlieb's 1977 'Bronco' |
Mustang Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2014 | Limited edition flyer |
Mustang Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2014 | Premium "Boss" edition |
Mustang Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2014 | First "Pro" model to have "all LED lighting" |
Mystery Castle | Alvin G. and Company | 1993 | The words 'OF DOOM' are hidden in the backglass art under the title |
Mystery Score | Midway | 1965 | Pitch-n-bat type machine, Available in Regular, Replay, and Extra Ball models |
Mystic | Bally | 1980 | Artist Margaret Hudson posed for the large eye on the backglass |
Mystic Marvel | Gottlieb | 1954 | This was the first Gottlieb game to have lights indicating balls played |
Mystic Star | Zaccaria | 1986 | Conversion kit, Was shipped as a complete game less circuit boards |
Nags | Williams | 1960 | Backbox animation (horses race) |
Naples | Williams | 1957 | 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 4 passive bumpers, 6 kick-out holes |
Nascar | Stern Pinball | 2005 | Same game as Stern's 2005 'Grand Prix' (not available in USA or Canada) |
Nautilus | Zaccaria | 1977 | Backglass shows the words "Bonus Ball" silkscreened to light from behind |
Navajo | A.M.I | 1976 | Postcard, The 1 player version of this game is AMI's 1976 'Big Hunt' |
NBA | Stern Pinball | 2009 | Spinning disk, Basketball backboard with magnet |
NBA Fastbreak | Bally | 1997 | Back box animation with flipper shooting orange ball through hoop |
NBA Fastbreak | Bally | 1997 | Linked version flyer |
Nebula | Broz | 1999 | Canadian, Custom machine designed by Marc and Charles Goyette |
Nemesis | Peyper | 1986 | Game designer "E. Pingarrón" written below the left flipper |
New Canasta | MarsaPlay | 2010 | Remake of Inder's 1986 'Canasta 86', Camera in backbox |
New Excitement From Atari | Atari | 1977 | Generic flyer promoting Atari's latest games |
New People/New Money | Stern Pinball | 2017 | Double sided flyer |
New Star's Phoenix | Zaccaria | 1987 | This and 'Star's Phoenix' are the only 2 multiball games produced by Zaccaria |
New Tournament System | Stern Pinball | 2006 | Stern's new tournament system from World Poker Tour forward |
New Wave | Bell Games | 1985 | Conversion kit, Similar playfield as Bally's 1984 'Black Pyramid' |
New World | Playmatic | 1976 | 4 player version of Playmatic's 1976 'Conquest 200' |
New York | Gottlieb | 1976 | Postcard, Celebrating the lifting of the laws that banned pinball in N.Y |
New York | Th. Bergmann | 0 | German manufacturer, Year made unknown? |
NFL | Stern Pinball | 2001 | Based on "Striker Xtreme" (soccer themed) Re-produced as "NFL" |
NFL | Stern Pinball | 2001 | Jet's/Giants 2 sided flyer |
NFL | Stern Pinball | 2001 | Game built exclusively for distributor Betson/ Imperial, 1-sided flyer |
Niagara | Gottlieb | 1951 | Backbox light animation (people tumble down waterfall as targets are hit) |
Night Fever | Sonic | 1979 | Based on the 1977 Hollywood movie "Saturday Night Fever" |
Night Moves | Int. Concepts | 1989 | Cocktail table, Made by Premier under contract for International Concepts |
Night Rider | Bally | 1976 | Produced in both solid state and electromechanical versions |
Night Rider | Bally | 1977 | German solid state version flyer |
Nine Ball | Stern Electronics | 1980 | After 60 + software revisions 'Nine Ball' still had problems on location |
Nine Ball | Stern Electronics | 1980 | German version flyer |
Nine Sisters (9 Sisters) | Williams | 1953 | First pinball machine to use a ramp on playfield |
Nip It | Bally | 1973 | German version flyer |
Nip It | Bally | 1973 | Used on the set of Arnold's Drive-in on the T.V show 'Happy Days' |
Nitro Ground Shaker | Bally | 1980 | Flyer names it "Ground Shaker" but the backglass adds "Nitro" |
Nitro Ground Shaker | Bally | 1980 | Associated Leisure version flyer |
No Fear | Williams | 1995 | Four multi-ball modes, Magnetic ball acelerator, Talking Skull |
No Good Gofers | Williams | 1997 | Floating slam ramp to upper playfield, Gofers pop up & down |
North Star | Gottlieb | 1964 | Backglass: the words 'Game Over' are obvious when not lit |
Nostalgia | Sega/Japan | 1977 | Japanese flyer, Original game design |
Now | Gottlieb | 1971 | It was not uncommon for operators to modify games for 5-digit scoring |
Ted Nugent | Stern Electronics | 1978 | Ted Nugent taken from the cover of his album Weekend Warriors |
Oasis | Exhibit | 1950 | Outhole has a separate kick-back lane to score 250,000 points & special when lit |
Oceans Deep | Famaresa | 0 | Playfield similar to Gottlieb's 1975 'Fast Draw' |
Odds & Evens | Bally | 1973 | 2 player version of Bally's 1973 'Monte Carlo' |
Odin Deluxe | Sonic | 1985 | Similar to the Spanish made Peyper's 1985 'Odin' |
Odisea | Peyper | 1987 | Manufactured by SEGA Sonic with a Peyper license |
Official Baseball | Williams | 1960 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (players run bases) |
Official Baseball | Williams | 1960 | Pitch-n-bat, Question and answer info sheet |
Oh Boy | Williams | 1964 | 2 flippers, 5 pop bumpers, 4 passive bumpers, 2 outlane kickers |
Oklahoma | Gottlieb | 1961 | The first Gottlieb 4 Player machine with the new 'metal-rail' cabinet |
Oklahoma | United | 1949 | United referred to their flippers as "control kickers" on this game |
Oktoberfest | American Pinball | 2019 | Prototype flyer - Obscured playfield on back |
Oktoberfest | American Pinball | 2019 | Revised production flyer |
Oktoberfest | American Pinball | 2019 | Details of playfield features on back |
Oktoberfest | American Pinball | 2019 | KingPin Games version flyer |
Old Chicago | Bally | 1976 | Gangster John Dillinger depicted on the backglass |
Old Faithful | Gottlieb | 1949 | Old Faithful is a geyser located in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming |
Old Plantation | Keeney | 1961 | Essentially a slot machine with a flipperless pinball playfield attached |
Olympic Games | Jeutel | 1984 | Postcard, The German flag in the lower left corner of the backglass is upside down |
Olympic Goblin | Phenix Pinball | 2018 | Renamed to Goblin Contest due to a permissions issue with the term "olympic" |
Olympic Hockey | Sega/Japan | 1972 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Olympic Hockey | Williams | 1972 | Backbox animation (puck moves across hockey rink) |
Olympics | Chicago Coin | 1975 | 2 player version of Chicago Coin's 1975 'Super Star' |
Olympics | Gottlieb | 1962 | Backbox light animation (olympic cities light up), 2 flippers |
Olympics | Williams | 1952 | Pressing either flipper button briefly pulses both flipper simultaneously |
On Beam | Bally | 1969 | Backglass shows space station and ship traveling on any of 4 beams |
One Two Three (1·2·3) | T.D. Llobregat | 1973 | Based on the Spanish TV show "Un, Dos, Tres" which ran from 1972 to 1994 |
Op Pop Pop | Bally | 1969 | Operator setting for either 'Replay' or 'Shoot Again' modes |
Operation Thunder | Gottlieb | 1992 | All Gottlieb machines after Operation Thunder used dot-matrix displays |
Operation Thunder | Gottlieb | 1992 | German version flyer |
Orbit | Gottlieb | 1971 | 4 player version of Gottlieb's 1972 'Outer Space' |
Orbit 1 | Hankin | 1978 | First Australian made pinball machine |
Orbitor 1 | Stern Electronics | 1982 | Widebody, Moon-like cratered playfield, 2 ball multi-ball, Speech |
Out Of Sight | Gottlieb | 1974 | 2 player version of Gottlieb's 1974 'Far Out' |
Outer Space | Gottlieb | 1972 | 2 player version of Gottlieb's 1971 'Orbit' |
Oxford | Maresa | 0 | Similar to Gottlieb's 1969 'College Queens' |
OXO | Sega/Japan | 1973 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
OXO | Williams | 1973 | Tic-tac-toe matrix in center playfield lit from underneath |
Paddock | Williams | 1969 | Replay version of Williams 1969 'Post Time' |
Palace Guard | Gottlieb | 1968 | Postcard, Add-a-ball version of Gottliebs 1968 'Royal Guard' |
Palooka | Williams | 1964 | 'Joe Palooka' was an American comic strip that ran in newspapers from 1930 to 1984 |
Panthera, The Legend Of | Gottlieb | 1980 | Widebody, 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 3 (4) bank drop targets |
Papillon | Jeutel | 1984 | Postcard, Papillon is French for 'Butterfly' |
Par Golf | Chicago Coin | 1965 | Golf game in pinball type cabinet |
Paradise | Gottlieb | 1965 | Backbox animation (hula girl dances), Projection roto unit under playfield |
Paradise | United | 1948 | 2 flippers, 12 passive bumpers, 3 kick-out saucers, 2 kick-out holes |
Paragon | Bally | 1979 | Bally's 1st Widebody and 1st use of inline drop targets |
Paragon | Bally | 1979 | German version flyer |
Paratrooper | Williams | 1952 | The automatic flippers activate when balls land in the pockets in front of them |
Party | Playmatic | 1979 | Also made a 1-player 'Party' using the same name, with different art |
Party | Playmatic | 0 | Also made a 4-player 'Party' using the same name, with different art |
Party Animal | Bally | 1987 | First pinball game to have the sounds of a belch and a flushing toilet |
Party Animal | Bally | 1987 | German version flyer |
Party Animal | Bally | 1987 | U.K version flyer |
Party Zone | Bally | 1991 | Animated Captain B-Zarr's head turns to follow the ball around playfield |
Party Zone | Bally | 1991 | Shot map |
Pat Hand | Williams | 1975 | 4 player version of Williams 1975 'Satin Doll' |
Paul Bunyan | Gottlieb | 1968 | Replay version of Gottlieb's 1968 'Big Jack' |
Pennant Baseball | Williams | 1953 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (players run bases) |
Pennant Fever | Williams | 1984 | First pitch-n-bat game by Williams to use solid state electronics |
Perky | Williams | 1956 | First electromechanical game to use printed circuits |
Petaco | Juegos Populares | 1984 | Same playfield layout as SLEIC's 1994 'Sleic Pin Ball' |
Petaco | Juegos Populares | 1984 | Folder/Flyer |
Peter Pan | Williams | 1955 | First appearance in the 1902 novel The Little White Bird by James Matthew Barrie |
Phantom Of The Opera | Data East | 1990 | Based on the French novel by Gaston Leroux, 1st published in 1910 |
Pharoah | Williams | 1981 | Split-level playfield, Magna-Save, 2 ball multi-ball |
Phoenix | Sega/Japan | 1978 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Phoenix | Williams | 1978 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 10 drop targets |
Piccadilly | Williams | 1956 | 2-player EM game that had playfield "memory" using alternating step-up units |
Picnic | Gottlieb | 1958 | A Hollywood movie, Picnic, opened to wide release in February, 1956 |
Pin Ball | Joctronic | 1987 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers |
Pin Bowler | Chicago Coin | 1949 | Backbox light animation - bowling ball rolls toward pins |
Pin Up | Gottlieb | 1975 | Postcard, Add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1973 'King Pin' |
Pin Wheel | Gottlieb | 1953 | The last Gottlieb to have a custom painted front door to match the cabinet |
Pin·Bot | Williams | 1986 | Playfield design used again on Williams 1995 'Jack·Bot' |
Pinball | Stern Electronics | 1977 | Stern produced 594 electromechanical and 1,694 solid state models |
Pinball | Stern Electronics | 1977 | E.M version flyer, Game was made in both Solid State and E.M |
Pinball 2000 | Williams | 1999 | German version flyer, 8 page |
Pinball 2000 | Williams | 1999 | Advertising the new age in pinball |
Pinball 2000 | Williams | 1999 | Technology, Advanced electronics, State of the art maintenance |
Pinball 2000 | Williams | 1999 | Full disclosure, describing pinball 2000 system |
Pinball Action | Tehkan | 1985 | Video pinball game |
Pinball Alley Topper | Stern Pinball | 2018 | Stern's pinball alley topper |
Pinball Champ '82 | Zaccaria | 1982 | Zaccaria's first multi-level game with two playfields |
Pinball Is Burning Up The Street | Stern Pinball | 2018 | Featuring Guardians of the Galaxy, Star Wars, Deadpool, Jurassic Park |
Pinball Magic | Capcom | 1995 | Magnetic magic wand carries balls to various locations. Ball-levitating stage |
Pinball Magic | Capcom | 1995 | 6 page fold-out flyer |
The Pinball Patron | Stern Electronics | 1976 | Sneak peek into pinball freak |
Pinball Pizazz | Williams | 1983 | European version |
Pinball Pizazz | Williams | 1983 | 3 in 1 flyer (Warlock - Defender - Time Fantasy) |
The Pinball Planet | Stern Electronics | 1980 | Pinball tide spreads world wide |
Pinball Pool | Gottlieb | 1979 | Hitting a target knocks down the opposing target, Remotrip drop targets |
The Pinball Projectile | Stern Electronics | 1990 | Steel ball tells all, Richard Leslie |
The Pinball Prophets | Stern Electronics | 1990 | Sam Stern and Harry Williams |
Pinball Tronic | Bifuca | 2010 | Virtual pinball machine |
Pinch Hitter | United | 1949 | Postcard, Baseball theme, 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers |
Pinch Hitter | Williams | 1959 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (players run bases) |
Pink Panther | Gottlieb | 1981 | Widebody, Multi-ball, 3 flippers, Captive ball |
Pinky | Williams | 1950 | 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 6 kick-out holes, Tilt penalty is ball in play |
Pioneer | Gottlieb | 1976 | 2 player version of Gottlieb's 1975 'Spirit of 76' |
Pirate Gold | Chicago Coin | 1969 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 2 kick-out holes, Horseshoe lane |
Pirates Of The Caribbean | Stern Pinball | 2006 | Licensed theme from the Disney movie starring Johnny Depp |
Pirates Of The Caribbean Standard | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2018 | Mini flyer, Freddy's Pinball Paradise |
Pirates of the Caribbean | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2018 | Compares the 3 different versions of the game |
Pirates of the Caribbean | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2018 | Compares the 3 different versions of the game, Kingpin games version |
Pirates Of The Caribbean C.E | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2018 | KingPin Games version flyer |
Pirates Of The Caribbean L.E | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2018 | Mini flyer, Freddy's Pinball Paradise |
Pirates Of The Caribbean L.E | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2018 | KingPin Games version flyer |
Pirates Of The Caribbean L.E | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2018 | Limited edition flyer |
Pirates of the Caribbean Standard | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2018 | Standard edition flyer |
Pirates of the Caribbean Standard | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2018 | KingPin Games version flyer |
Pistol Poker | Alvin G. and Company | 1993 | Backbox light animation (playing cards light up) |
Pit Stop | Williams | 1968 | Separate scoring reels for each player to count "laps" around playfield |
Pitch & Bat | Williams | 1966 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (players run bases) |
Pitch'Em & Bat'Em | Scientific | 1934 | Pitch-n-bat, Instruction decal on playfield glass, B&W |
Pitch'Em & Bat'Em | Scientific | 1934 | Pitch-n-bat, Instruction decal on playfield glass, Blue flyer version |
Pitch'Em & Bat'Em | Scientific | 1934 | Pitch-n-bat, Instruction decal on playfield glass, Color flyer |
Planets | Williams | 1971 | Widebody, Similar to 'Zodiac', Intended for New York distribution |
Play Ball | Chicago Coin | 1951 | Oversized unconventional playfield, No bat |
Play Ball | Midway | 1965 | Pitch-n-bat, Knock down baseball targets on playfield |
Play Boy | Rally | 1967 | Similar playfield as Rally's 1968 'Comics' |
Play Pool | Gottlieb | 1972 | Italian add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1973 'Pro Pool' |
Play Time | Playmatic | 1973 | Same playfields as Playmatic's 1976 'Fandango' and Playmatic's 1976 'Fiesta' |
Playball | Gottlieb | 1971 | Replay version of 'Home Run', 1st Gottlieb to use 3" flipper bats |
Playboard Simulator | Gottlieb | 1977 | Test equipment for Gottlieb solid state machines |
Playboy | Bally | 1978 | Hugh Hefner with Playmates Patti McGuire and Sondra Theodore |
Playboy | Stern Pinball | 2002 | Unfolding centerfold toy, "Tease" screen, Peek-a-Boo beaded curtain |
Playboy | Stern Pinball | 2002 | German version flyer |
Playboy 35th Anniversary | Data East | 1989 | Data East's version of Playboy, Bally made the 1st one in 1978 |
Playland | Exhibit | 1950 | 2 reversed flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 6 passive bumpers, 3 kick-out holes |
Playmates | Gottlieb | 1968 | Postcard, Add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1968 'Domino' |
Playtime | Chicago Coin | 1968 | Ball Saver blocks between the flippers, commonly referred to as an Up-post |
Pokemon | Personal Pinball | 2006 | Custom built pinball machine with Pokemon theme |
Poker | Playmatic | 1969 | 1 player wedghead, 2 flippers, 4 pop bumpers |
Poker Face | Gottlieb | 1953 | 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 6 gobble holes |
Poker Face | Keeney | 1963 | Backbox light animation (playing cards light up) |
Poker Plus | Recel | 1977 | Made in both E.M and solid state versions |
Poker Plus | Recel | 1978 | Made in both E.M and solid state versions |
Pokerino | Williams | 1978 | Widebody, 4 flippers (double action flippers) |
Pole Position | Sonic | 1987 | It is unrelated to the popular Namco game of the same name |
Police Force | Williams | 1989 | Name was changed when Data East already had the license for Batman |
Polo | Gottlieb | 1970 | 4 player version of Gottlieb's 1970 'Mini Cycle' |
Polo | T.D. Llobregat | 0 | The playfield layout is a copy of Williams' 1963 'Big Deal' |
Pool Champion | Zaccaria | 1985 | 6 drop targets that look like pool balls |
Pool Player | Illinois Pinball | 2000 | Scheduled to be produced by Gene Cunningham but no games were sold |
Pool Sharks | Bally | 1990 | Choose between 8 or 9 ball, No multi-ball |
Pool Sharks | Bally | 1990 | German version flyer |
Pop 3000 | Bill Port | 0 | Similar playfield to Bally's 1969 'Op-Pop-Pop' except no pop bumpers |
Pop A Card | Gottlieb | 1972 | Postcard, Replay version of Gottlieb's 1972 'Drop A Card' |
Pop Up | Chicago Coin | 1965 | Not pinball; score criss cross with bouncing balls |
Popeye | Bally | 1994 | Widebody, Some dialogue from the original cartoons |
Popeye | Bally | 1994 | German version flyer |
Post Time | Williams | 1969 | Add-a-ball version of Williams 1969 'Paddock' |
Pot O Gold | Williams | 1965 | Backbox animation (bagatelle in backbox) |
Power Play | Bally | 1978 | First solid state game with an Up-post (according to "Pinball Snapshots") |
Pretty Baby | Williams | 1965 | 2 kick-out holes (each kick-out hole is protected by a drop target) |
Preview | Gottlieb | 1962 | 2 player E.M, 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers |
Prima Pinball Pralinen | Sega | 1999 | Multiple game flyer with chocolates of games |
Pro Bowler | Sega/Japan | 1972 | Japanese, Basically a copy of Williams 'Mini Bowl' |
Pro Football | Gottlieb | 1973 | The 2-player version is Gottlieb's 1977 'Gridiron' but with different artwork |
Pro Football | Maresa | 1974 | A near copy of Gottlieb's 1973 'Pro Football'. Reportedly made from particle board |
Pro Pool | Gottlieb | 1973 | Postcard, Add-a-ball version of 2 player 'Big Shot' and 4 player 'Hot Shot' |
Professional Pinball - Challenger | Professional Pinball | 1981 | Canadian, Pinball conversion for early Bally S.S pinballs, Fold-out |
Professional Pinball - Challenger | Professional Pinball | 1981 | Canadian, Pinball conversion for early Bally solid state pinballs |
Professional Pinball | Professional Pinball | 1981 | Professional Pinball Players Association advertising flyer |
Prospector | Sonic | 1977 | The backglass and playfield depict Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy as prospectors |
Psychedelic | Gottlieb | 1970 | 1 player Italian version of 2 player 'Crescendo' and 4 player 'Groovy' |
Puddin Head | Genco | 1948 | Postcard, 'Puddin Head' is the offspring of 'Screwball' |
Pulp Fiction | Chicago Gaming | 2023 | Developed at the request of Quentin Tarantino |
Punchy The Clown | Alvin G. and Company | 1993 | Miniature sized cabinet, Redemption pinball; dispenses tickets |
Punk | Gottlieb | 1982 | Widebody, Still produced after the designer of the playfield left the company |
Punny Factory 2520 | Pinball Adventures | 2023 | Punny Press presses all the Puns back together |
Pyramid | Gottlieb | 1978 | 2 player E.M version of Gottlieb's 1977 'Cleopatra' |
Q Bert's Quest | Gottlieb | 1983 | Widebody, Also produced as a video game called 'Q Bert' in 1982 |
Quarterback | Bally | 1976 | Japanese flyer distributed by 'Taito' |
Quarterback | Bally | 1976 | The objective is to move a football down the field to score touchdowns |
Quarterback | Genco | 1955 | Pitch-and-bat with a football theme |
Quartette | Gottlieb | 1952 | Similar to Gottlieb’s 1952 'Four Stars' |
Que Bueno | M.A.M | 1966 | Reverse wedge head backbox, Same playfield layout as MAM's 'Mexico' |
Queen/Alien Combo | Pinball Brothers | 2022 | Queen/Alien combo flyer |
Queen Of Diamonds | Gottlieb | 1959 | Backbox animation (roto-target in backbox), Similar to 'World Beauties' |
Queen Of Hearts | Gottlieb | 1952 | On the backglass, the Seven of Clubs card incorrectly has eight clubs on it |
Quick Draw | Gottlieb | 1975 | 2 player version of Gottlieb's 1975 'Fast Draw' |
Quicksilver | Stern Electronics | 1980 | Compare the backglass artwork to the July 1978 cover of Heavy Metal magazine |
Quintette | Gottlieb | 1953 | 2 flippers, 4 pop bumpers, 5 gobble holes |
Race Stars | Geiger | 1978 | German, Conversion kit for Bally's 1977 'Evel Knievel' |
Race The Clock | Williams | 1955 | Williams first 4 player game |
Race Time | Gottlieb | 1959 | The metal side rails shown in some pictures were an after-factory option |
Race Way | Midway | 1963 | Widebody, Same backbox animation as Midway's 1964 'Winner' |
Racers | Playmatic | 1968 | Mechanical backbox animation (race car moves on circular track) |
Rack A Ball | Gottlieb | 1962 | Backbox animation (billiard balls added) |
Rack Em Up | Gottlieb | 1983 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, Upper left kickback |
Radical | Bally | 1990 | 2 ball multi-ball, 4 flippers, Speech sound, Skate board theme |
Radical | Bally | 1990 | German version flyer |
Rainbow | Gottlieb | 1956 | The last game from Gottlieb to use four colors on the cabinet artwork |
Rally Girl | Rally | 1966 | 1st of Rally's pinball's to use circuit boards for the relays |
Ramona | United | 1949 | Left and right kick-out holes propel the ball to rebound off the stretched rubbers |
Rancho | Gottlieb | 1966 | Postcard, Italian add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1965 'Cow Poke' |
Rancho | Gottlieb | 1966 | Italian add-a-ball version of 'Cowpoke', Backbox animation |
Rancho | Sega/Japan | 1977 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Rancho | Williams | 1977 | The last game that Harry Williams designed for Williams |
Rapid Fire | Bally | 1982 | Bally's response to Williams 1981 'Hyperball' |
Rat Race | Williams | 1983 | Cocktail table with joystick controlled tilting playfield, Never produced |
Raven | Gottlieb | 1986 | First game to use a photographic backglass |
Rawhide | Chicago Coin | 1977 | 4 player version of Chicago Coin's 1977 'Stampede'. Also produced by Stern |
Rawhide | Stern Electronics | 1977 | 4 player version of Stern's 1977 'Stampede' |
Ready Aim Fire | Gottlieb | 1983 | 2 flippers, 5 pop bumpers, 10 standup targets |
Red & Ted's Road Show | Williams | 1994 | Widebody, "SuperPin", Shaker motor, 2 talking animated heads |
Red & Ted's Road Show | Williams | 1994 | German version flyer |
Red Arrow | Europlay | 1978 | Copy of Gottlieb's 1977 'Golden Arrow' |
Red Baron | Chicago Coin | 1975 | 2 player version of Chicago Coin's 1975 'Blue Max' |
Regatta | Williams | 1955 | A sequence game in which you must strike bumpers 1 through 5 in order |
Reggio | Maresa | 1972 | 1 player version of Gottlieb's 1972 2 player "King Kool" and 4 player "King Rock" |
Register | Gottlieb | 1956 | Backglass states 'Amusement Pinballs, as American as Baseball & Hot Dogs' |
Reno | Williams | 1957 | Reno, the third largest city in Nevada, is a popular gambling destination |
Rescue 911 | Gottlieb | 1994 | Toy helicopter lifts the ball (magnetically) and flies over the playfield |
Rescue 911 | Gottlieb | 1994 | Japanese version distributed by Sammy |
Rescue 911 | Gottlieb | 1994 | German version flyer |
Reserve | Williams | 1961 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 2 kick-out holes, 1 gobble hole |
Revamp Your Gameroom | Stern Pinball | 2021 | Two sided flyer but both sides are the same |
Revenge From Mars | Bally | 1999 | This was first game into production under the Pinball 2000 (PB2K) platform |
Revenge From Mars | Bally | 1999 | Pinball tournament flyer, Stop playing with yourself ! |
Rick And Morty | Spooky Pinball | 2020 | Based on the American adult animated science fiction sitcom |
Rick And Morty | Spooky Pinball | 2020 | ZF Pinball version flyer |
Rider's Surf | Joc Matic S.A | 1986 | Internet Pinball Database states manufacturer as Joctronic |
Rio | Playmatic | 1977 | The 2-player version of this game is Playmatic's 1977 'Carnival' |
Rip Snorter | Genco | 1949 | One of Genco's first flipper pinball machines |
Ripley's Believe It Or Not | Stern Pinball | 2004 | The magnet under the shrunken head catches the ball, holds it, then shoots it |
Riverboat | Williams | 1964 | Backbox light animation (playing cards light up), Swinging target |
Riverboat Gambler | Williams | 1990 | Use buttons on lockdown bar to bet on roulette wheel animation in backbox |
Riverboat Gambler | Williams | 1990 | German version flyer |
Riviera | Chicago Coin | 1973 | The flyer refers to the "Up-post" as an "Up-ball saver", 4 flippers |
Ro Go | Bally | 1974 | Horseshoe lane, Double-gated ball return lane, Mushroom bumper |
Road Kings | Williams | 1986 | Designer Mark Ritchie chose a new theme based on the "Mad Max" movies |
Road Race | Gottlieb | 1969 | Replay version of Gottlieb's 1970 'Stock Car' |
Road Race | Maresa | 0 | Copy of Gottlieb's 1969 'Road Race' |
Rob Zombie's Spookshow | Spooky Pinball | 2016 | Voices by Rob Zombie, Sheri Moon Zombie, and Sid Haig. Ten Rob Zombie songs |
Robin Hood | Sega/Japan | 1972 | Japanese flyer, Original game design |
Robo War | Gottlieb | 1988 | There are no people depicted in the artwork |
Robo War | Gottlieb | 1988 | German version flyer |
Robo War | Gottlieb | 1988 | Operator rebate for $200 |
Robocop | Data East | 1989 | Playfield layout was used again on Data East's 1991 'Checkpoint' with some changes |
Robocop | Data East | 1989 | German version flyer |
Robot | Zaccaria | 1984 | Ball crossing elevated robot bridge raises five robot targets |
Robot | Zaccaria | 1985 | German version flyer |
Rock | Gottlieb | 1985 | First game to have a translite instead of a screened backglass |
Rock Encore | Gottlieb | 1986 | A 15 minute art and sound conversion kit for any 'Rock' pinball game |
Rock Makers | Bally | 1968 | A special version was produced for Germany |
Rock N Roll | Williams | 1970 | Add-a-ball version of Williams 1970 'Jive Time' |
Rock On | Allied Leisure | 1975 | Playfield art has a likeness of T.V actor Jimmy Walker saying "Dyn-o-mite!" |
Rocket | Williams | 1959 | Try shooting for all seven rockets |
Rocket 3 | Bally | 1967 | The Italian add-a-ball version is Bally's 1967 'Rocket III (Italy)' |
Rocket Ship | Gottlieb | 1958 | Similar playfield as Gottlieb's 1958 'Contest' and Gottlieb's 1959 'Atlas' |
Rockettes | Gottlieb | 1950 | A roll-over button changes the direction of kick-out holes from north to south |
Rocky | Gottlieb | 1982 | Paulie threw a bottle of scotch at the prop backglass in Rocky 3 |
Rocky And Bullwinkle | Data East | 1993 | Backbox animation (Bullwinkle pulls Rocky, a Rhino, or a Lion from a hat) |
Rodeo | Brunswick/Briarwood | 1977 | Home model (no coins), Briarwood was a division of Brunswick |
Rodeo | Midway | 1964 | Turret shooter operated by large knob on lockdown bar |
Roller Coaster | Gottlieb | 1971 | Kick-out holes send the ball over 'roller coaster' tracks to the flipper inlanes |
Roller Coaster Tycoon | Stern Pinball | 2002 | Developed by Pat Lawlor Design based on popular PC-CD game |
Roller Coaster Tycoon | Stern Pinball | 2002 | German version flyer |
Roller Disco | Gottlieb | 1980 | Widebody, 4 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 2 (5) bank drop targets |
Rollergames | Williams | 1990 | Rollergames was a short-lived roller derby TV show |
Rolling Stones | Bally | 1980 | Ladies and Gentlemen .... "The Rolling Stones" |
The Rolling Stones | Stern Pinball | 2011 | Plays 13 original Rolling Stones songs |
The Rolling Stones | Stern Pinball | 2011 | European version flyer |
Rompeolas | Maresa | 0 | Same playfield layout as the 2-player Gottlieb's 1967 'Surf Side' |
Rondeevoo | United | 1948 | The flippers are called "control kickers" on the flyer |
Rondo Auto Flipper | Werbeplan | 1971 | German, Miniature car racing in a pinball cabinet |
Rose Bowl | Gottlieb | 1951 | Flippers placed at outside edges of playfield |
Rotation 8 | Midway | 1978 | Cocktail table, Playfield automatically rotates to next player's position |
Roto Pool | Gottlieb | 1958 | Backbox animation (miniature pool balls light when playfield targets are hit) |
Round Up | Bally | 1971 | Very low production game with only 70 units made |
Round Up | Gottlieb | 1948 | 4 reverse flippers, 7 static bumpers (no pop bumpers) |
Royal Flash | Chicago Coin | 1964 | There is an add-a-ball on/off jack in the backbox |
Royal Flush | Gottlieb | 1957 | First game from any manufacturer to have the match feature |
Royal Flush | Gottlieb | 1976 | 4 player version of 'Card Whiz'. Later remade as 'Royal Flush Deluxe' |
Royal Flush Deluxe | Gottlieb | 1983 | Remake of Gottlieb's 1976 'Royal Flush' |
Royal Guard | Gottlieb | 1968 | Replay version of Gottlieb's 1968 'Palace Guard' |
Royal Pair | Gottlieb | 1974 | Italian add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1974 'Top Card' |
Rush Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2022 | Limited edition version flyer |
Rush Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2022 | Premium version flyer |
Rush Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2022 | Pro version flyer |
Safari | Bally | 1968 | The flyer slogan referred to Esso's (now Exxon) 'Put a Tiger in your Tank' |
Safecracker | Bally | 1996 | Timed play, Smaller size playfield and cabinet, The 1st "Token-Pin" |
Safecracker | Bally | 1996 | German version flyer |
Saloon | Rally | 1965 | Has a combined ball lift and plunger unit |
Samba | Alben | 1961 | Similar to Williams 1959 'Fiesta' |
San Francisco | Williams | 1964 | Backbox animation (moving arrow), Last E.M with a gobble hole |
Sapporo | Sega/Japan | 1971 | Commemorates the 1972 Winter Olympics held in Sapporo, Japan |
Satellite | C.E.A | 1978 | Based on Gottlieb's 1977 'Jet Spin' and Gottlieb's 1977 'Super Spin' |
Satellite | Williams | 1958 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 2 gobble holes, 1 kick-out hole |
Satin Doll | Sega/Japan | 1975 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Satin Doll | Williams | 1975 | 2 player version of Williams 1975 'Pat Hand' with 4 flippers instead of 3 |
Saturn | Nordamatic | 1977 | The award for extra balls is announced by the sound of a trumpet |
Saturn 2 | Bell Games | 1985 | Conversion kit, Similar playfield as Bally's 1984 'Spy Hunter' |
Scared Stiff | Bally | 1996 | German version 4 page flyer |
Scared Stiff | Bally | 1996 | Pressing flippers stops spinning spider in backglass on various awards |
Scared Stiff | Bally | 1996 | German version 1 page flyer |
Schuss | Rally | 1968 | In alpine skiing 'Schuss' or 'Schussboom' is a fast straight downhill run |
Score Board | Gottlieb | 1956 | 5 pop bumpers (including the one below the flippers), 2 gobble holes |
Scorpion | Williams | 1980 | Widebody, Features 2 ball multi-ball and a timed bonus |
Scramble | Tecnoplay | 1987 | Cabinet has a smooth clear coat unlike American-made cabinets |
Scramble | Tecnoplay | 1987 | Uses Zaccaria CPU, power supply, driver boards, and 8-digit displays |
Screamo | Williams | 1954 | The amusement park shown on the backglass likely is Chicago's Riverside Park |
Screech | Inder | 1976 | Produced in both 1 player and 4 player solid state models |
Scuba | Gottlieb | 1970 | The score achieved by each player is held in memory from ball to ball for that player |
Sea Belles | Gottlieb | 1956 | 2 flippers, 4 pop bumpers, 4 passive bumpers, 2 gobble holes |
Sea Hunt | Allied Leisure | 1972 | Shakerball machine, Player uses joystick to "nudge" ball on playfield |
Sea Jockeys | Williams | 1951 | Backbox animation (speed boats race), 8 pop bumpers |
Sea Ray | Bally | 1971 | 2 player version of Bally's 1971 'Mariner' |
Sea Scare | Recel | 1978 | The same company made a domestic version as Petaco's 'Sea Scare' |
Sea Shore | Gottlieb | 1964 | 2 flippers, 4 pop bumpers, 2 roto-targets |
Sea Side | Gottlieb | 1967 | Italian add-a-ball similar to Gottlieb's 1967 'Surf Side' |
Sea Wolf | Williams | 1959 | Backbox animation (moving submarine), Disappearing pop bumper |
Seawitch | Stern Electronics | 1980 | Also made in Australia by Leisure & Allied Industries under license by Stern |
Secret Service | Data East | 1988 | Plays Mission Impossible theme, Get Smart and a couple of others |
Secret Service | Data East | 1988 | German version flyer |
See Saw | Bally | 1970 | A special version was produced for Germany |
See Saw | Bally | 1970 | German version flyer |
Select A Card | Gottlieb | 1950 | Similar playfield as Gottlieb's 1950 'Just 21' |
Serenade | Playmatic | 1969 | 5 "kick" targets, The targets kick in when hit and kick back halfway |
Serenade | Williams | 1960 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 1 kick-out hole, 2 gobble holes |
Set Up | Williams | 1969 | Add-a-ball version of Williams 1969 'Seven Up' |
Seven Seas | Gottlieb | 1959 | Pop bumpers lite via side rollovers and turn off when ball drains between flippers |
Seven Up | Williams | 1969 | Replay version of Williams 1969 'Set Up' |
Seven Winner | Inder | 1973 | The plastic playfield has its art directly applied to its lower side |
Sexy Girl | Arkon | 1980 | German pinball conversion for Bally's 'Playboy', B&W flyer |
Sexy Girl | Arkon | 1980 | German pinball conversion for Bally's 'Playboy', Color flyer |
The Shadow | Bally | 1994 | Mini-Battlefield, Magnetic ball lock, Player controlled ramp diverters |
The Shadow | Bally | 1994 | German version flyer |
Shamrock | Inder | 1977 | Produced in both E.M & S.S versions & in a 4 player E.M version |
Shamrock | Williams | 1956 | Each player has the opportunity to get an "extra ball" on the last shot |
Shanghai | Chicago Coin | 1948 | Postcard, 2 flippers, 12 passive bumpers, 3 kick-out holes |
Shangri La | Williams | 1967 | Reportedly, the last production machines had plastic flipper bats instead of metal |
Shangri La | Williams | 1967 | German version flyer |
Shantytown | Exhibit | 1949 | The vertical "teaser flipper" in upper playfield flips in both directions |
Shaq Attaq | Gottlieb | 1995 | Use the ramp to launch pinballs into the moving playfield basket |
Shark | Hankin | 1980 | Australian, Widebody, 4 flippers, 8 drop targets, Horse shoe lane |
Shark | Taito do Brasil | 1982 | Similar to Stern's 'Flight 2000' |
Sharkey's Shootout | Stern Pinball | 2000 | Betson/Imperial version flyer with pink background |
Sharkey's Shootout | Stern Pinball | 2000 | Playfield adapted from Bally's 1981 'Eight Ball Deluxe' |
Sharkey’s Shootout | Stern Pinball | 2000 | Betson/Imperial version flyer showing backglass |
Sharpshooter | Game Plan | 1979 | The image of the cowboy on the backglass is designer Roger Sharpe |
Sharpshooter | Game Plan | 1979 | Single page "teaser" flyer |
Sharpshooter | Gottlieb | 1949 | 2 flippers, 9 bumpers, 6 percussion bumpers in a bulls-eye circle |
Sharpshooter 2 | Game Plan | 1983 | Basically the same game as Sharpshooter except for the artwork |
Sheba | Bally | 1965 | Playfield layout similar to Bally's 1966 'Campus Queen' and 1969 'Gator' |
Sheriff | Gottlieb | 1971 | 4 player version of Gottlieb's 1971 'Lawman' |
Sheriff | Gottlieb | 1971 | German version flyer |
Shindig | Gottlieb | 1953 | 2 reverse flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 6 passive bumpers, 8 trap holes |
Ship Ahoy | Gottlieb | 1976 | Postcard, Add-a-ball version of 'Buccaneer'. Italian version is 'High Seas' |
Ship Mates | Gottlieb | 1964 | Hitting all three roto-targets (1, 2 & 3) awards same-player-shoots-again |
Shoo Shoo | Williams | 1951 | Encyclopedia of Pinball claimed Harry Williams named this after his dog |
Shoot The Moon | Williams | 1951 | Backglass light animation (rocket advances to moon) |
Shooting The Rapids | Zaccaria | 1978 | The upper backglass inexplicably shows what looks like a frosty mug of beer |
Short Stop | Williams | 1958 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (players run bases) |
Show Boat | Gottlieb | 1961 | 2 left and 2 right flippers operate in pairs, 6 pop bumpers |
Showboat | Genco | 1957 | Postcard, New metal legs |
Showtime | Chicago Coin | 1974 | 4 player version of Chicago Coin's 1974 'Dolphin' |
Shrek | Stern Pinball | 2008 | Same game design as Stern's 2006 'Family Guy' with new artwork |
Silver | Gottlieb | 1957 | 2 gobble holes, roto-target, hold-over replay feature (spell S-I-L-V-E-R) |
Silver Skates | Williams | 1953 | The automatic flippers activate when balls land in the pockets in front of them |
Silver Slugger | Gottlieb | 1990 | First of the "Street Level" games (simpler & cheaper games) |
Silver Star | Faer | 1966 | Similar playfield layout as Bally's 1963 'Hootenanny' |
Silverball Mania | Bally | 1980 | Middle kickback save between flippers, Horseshoe lane |
The Simpsons Pinball Party | Stern Pinball | 2003 | Custom speech by Dan Castellaneta, Nancy Cartwright and Hank Azaria |
The Simpsons Pinball Party | Stern Pinball | 2003 | German version flyer |
The Simpsons | Data East | 1990 | Their next game, Data East's 1991 'Checkpoint', introduced the DMD display |
The Simpsons | Data East | 1990 | German version flyer |
Sinbad | Gottlieb | 1978 | Direct tie-in to the 1977 Hollywood movie "Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger" |
Sing Along | Gottlieb | 1967 | Replay version of Gottlieb's 1967 'Melody' |
Sittin Pretty | Gottlieb | 1958 | Backglass light animation (clowns fall into carnival dunk tanks) |
The Six Million Dollar Man | Bally | 1978 | Uncommon 6 player game, Up-post between flippers |
Six Sticks | Bally | 1966 | The first six player pinball machine |
Skateball | Bally | 1980 | Faulty design that allowed players to score excessive points |
Skating | Maresa | 1969 | Playfield has the same layout as Gottlieb's 1968 'Four Seasons' |
Ski Club | Williams | 1965 | Add-a-ball version of Williams 1965 'Alpine Club' |
Ski Jump | Zaccaria | 1978 | 1 player E.M version of Zaccaria's 1978 'Winter Sports' |
Skill Ball | Williams | 1961 | Williams first add-a-ball game |
Skill Flight | Nuova Bell Games | 1986 | Available as a kit, Working mini helicopter on playfield |
Skill Flight | Nuova Bell Games | 1986 | German version flyer |
Skill Parade | Bally | 1958 | Unique upright pinball playfield design, Also a pay-out machine |
Skill Pool | Gottlieb | 1952 | The 15 lit balls in playfield center go out individually when scored |
Skill Pool | Williams | 1963 | Completed racks tracked by backglass light animation |
Skill Score | Bally | 1960 | Unusual upright pinball, No flippers, 250 made |
Skipper | Gottlieb | 1969 | Gottlieb's first game using the three-chime assembly |
Sky Dive | Gottlieb | 1974 | Italian add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1974 'Free Fall', N.A.T version |
Sky Dive | Gottlieb | 1974 | Italian add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1974 'Free Fall' |
Sky Divers | Bally | 1964 | Backglass animation (parachutists descend) |
Sky Fly | Europlay | 1978 | Copy of Gottlieb's 'Jet Spin' with drop targets instead of a roto-target |
Sky Jump | Gottlieb | 1974 | Replay version of 'Free Fall', Italian version is 'Sky Dive' |
Sky Kings | Bally | 1974 | Same playfield design as Bally's 1974 'Champ' |
Sky Line | Gottlieb | 1965 | 2 backglass animations (elevator doors open, elevator counts floors) |
Sky Lover | Sega/Japan | 1977 | Japanese flyer, Original game design |
Sky Rider | Chicago Coin | 1974 | 4 player version of Chicago Coin's 1974 'Hi-Flyer' |
Sky Warrior | I.D.I | 1978 | Conversion kit, Same playfield design as Gottlieb's 1975 'Fast Draw' |
Skylab | Sega/Japan | 1974 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Skylab | Williams | 1974 | Replay version of Williams 1974 'Spacelab' |
Skyrocket | Bally | 1971 | Up-post, Right outlane return gate, Upper left gate guards stand-up target |
Skyway | Williams | 1954 | Elevated wireform track, Only 1 flipper, Gobble hole |
Slalom | Playmatic | 1967 | 1 player wedgehead, 2 flippers, 4 pop bumpers, 2 slingshots, 6 standup targets |
Slalom Code 0.3 | Unidesa/Cirsa/Stargame | 1988 | Ski theme, Spanish 4 player solid state |
Slick Chick | Gottlieb | 1963 | 9 bumpers spell "slickchick", Based on the popularity of Playboy Clubs |
Slugfest | Williams | 1991 | Pitch-n-bat, Selective pitching, Motorized ramp, Baseball card dispenser |
Slugfest | Williams | 1952 | Backbox animation (players run bases) |
Slugger | Midway | 1963 | Pitch-n-bat, Knock down baseball targets on playfield |
Sluggin Champ | Gottlieb | 1955 | Also made in a Deluxe model with a different cabinet and a wider backglass |
Sluggin Champ Deluxe | Gottlieb | 1955 | Shown in the rare 'deluxe' cabinet |
Smart Set | Williams | 1969 | 2 flippers, 4 pop bumpers, Center Up-post, Right outlane ball return gate |
Smarty | Williams | 1968 | Add-a-ball version of Williams 1968 'Ding Dong' |
Smoke Signal | Williams | 1955 | A replay is awarded if all 5 balls drain via the gobble hole |
Snafu | Williams | 1955 | 2 flippers, 2 cyclonic kickers, 2 thumper bumpers |
Snow Derby | Gottlieb | 1970 | 2 player version of 'Snow Queen', End-of-ball bonus system |
Snow Queen | Gottlieb | 1970 | 4 player version of 'Snow Derby', End-of-ball bonus system |
Soccer | Gottlieb | 1975 | 2 player version of 'Super Soccer', Backbox animation (soccer balls added) |
Soccer | Williams | 1964 | Backbox animation (player kicks soccer ball) |
Soccer Champ | Valco | 0 | Playfield is the same as Bell Games World Cup / World Championship |
Soccer Kings | Zaccaria | 1982 | 2 level playfield, 5 flippers (4 on main - 1 on upper) |
Soccer Kings | Zaccaria | 1982 | Italian version, 2 level playfield, 5 flippers (4 on main - 1 on upper) |
Soccer Kings/Pinball Champ | Zaccaria | 1983 | Combo flyer (one game on each side) |
Solar City | Gottlieb | 1977 | Similar replay versions are 'El Dorado', 'Target Alpha' and 'Canada Dry' |
Solar Fire | Williams | 1981 | Compare the playfield to the single-level playfield of Williams' 1986 'Grand Lizard' |
Solar Fire | Williams | 1981 | Orange version flyer |
Solar Ride | Gottlieb | 1979 | 3 flippers (left side in-line flippers), 3 pop bumpers |
Solar Wars | Sonic | 1986 | 4 player solid state |
Solids N Stripes | Sega/Japan | 1971 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Solids N Stripes | Williams | 1971 | The first game to use the "split bank" method using relay banks |
Solitaire | Gottlieb | 1967 | Italian add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1967 'Diamond Jack' |
The Sopranos | Stern Pinball | 2005 | Features the real voices of many characters on the show |
Sorcerer | Williams | 1985 | The Demon bonus lamp lights upon completion of spelling 'Sorcerer' |
Sound Stage | Chicago Coin | 1976 | 2 player version of Chicago Coin's 1976 'Juke Box' |
South Pacific | Genco | 1950 | Similar playfield as Genco's 1950 'Mercury' and Genco's 1950 'Rocket' |
South Park | Sega | 1999 | Sega's last pinball game; production would be continued by Stern Pinball |
South Park | Sega | 1999 | Prototype version flyer |
South Park | Sega | 1999 | German version flyer |
South Park | Sega | 1999 | Number 1 in Replay Magazine version flyer |
Southern Belle | Gottlieb | 1955 | 2 gobble holes, "balls played" ball arch lights |
Southpaw | Sega/Japan | 1977 | Japanese flyer, Original game design |
Space Gambler | Playmatic | 1978 | Probably the first solid state game by Playmatic |
Space Hawks | Nuova Bell Games | 1986 | Has the same game play as Bally's 1985 'Cybernaut' |
Space Invaders | Bally | 1980 | 8 page comic book flyer |
Space Invaders | Bally | 1980 | German, 8 page comic book flyer |
Space Invaders | Bally | 1980 | Associated Leisure single page flyer |
Space Jam | Sega | 1996 | Mini basketball hoop with magnetic backboard |
Space Jam | Sega | 1996 | German version flyer |
Space Mission | Williams | 1976 | 4 player version of Williams 1976 'Space Odyssey' |
Space Odyssey | Sega/Japan | 1976 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Space Odyssey | Williams | 1976 | 2 player version of Williams 1976 'Space Mission' |
Space Panther | M.A.C | 1988 | System 4 conversion kit pinball machine |
Space Race | Recel | 1977 | Uses simple electronic sounds, for 100 points, 1,000 points, and 10,000 points |
Space Rider/Fly High | Geiger | 1980 | Conversion kits for Bally's Harlem Globetrotters & Supersonic |
Space Riders | Atari | 1978 | Widebody, 3 messenger balls - each protected by a drop target |
Space Ship | Unidesa/Cirsa/Stargame | 1986 | 3 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, ball return gate, inline drop targets |
Space Ship | Williams | 1961 | The last game from Williams to use lightup backglass scoring |
Space Shuttle | Sega/Japan | 1977 | Japanese flyer, Original game design |
Space Shuttle | Williams | 1984 | Multi-ball (2 or 3 ball), Right outlane return gate, Lane change, Up-post |
Space Shuttle | Williams | 1984 | Earnings report flyer |
Space Shuttle | Zaccaria | 1980 | Associated Leisure version flyer |
Space Shuttle | Zaccaria | 1980 | 2 flippers, 4 pop bumpers, 3 (3) bank drop targets, No multi-ball |
Space Shuttle | Mecatronics | 1985 | Mecatronics, a.k.a. Taito (Brazil), a division of Taito Japan |
Space Shuttle | Unidesa/Cirsa/Stargame | 1986 | Same game as Williams 'Space Shuttle' |
Space Station | Williams | 1987 | The translite art shows three space shuttles |
Space Station | Williams | 1987 | U.K version flyer |
Space Team | Tecnoplay | 1988 | Tecnoplay rose from the bankrupt Zaccaria pinball company |
Space Time | Bally | 1972 | 4 player version of Bally's 1973 'Time Zone' |
Space Train | M.A.C | 1988 | Conversion kit pinball, 2 level playfield, Multi-ball |
Space Walk | Gottlieb | 1979 | 8 X 10 press photo, Last electromechanical game manufactured by Gottlieb |
Spain 82 | Playmatic | 1982 | The kicking post between the flippers, is similar to Bally's 'Fireball II' and 'Medusa' |
Spanish Eyes | Sega/Japan | 1972 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Spanish Eyes | Williams | 1972 | Replay version of 'Granada' with a different playfield layout |
Spark Plugs | Williams | 1951 | Backbox animation (horses race) |
Speak Easy | Bally | 1982 | 2 player version of Bally's 1982 'Speakeasy 4' |
Speak Easy | Playmatic | 1977 | 4 player version of Playmatic's 1977 'The 30's' |
Special Force | Bally | 1986 | Ball in helicopter funnel simulates sound of rotating helicopter blades |
Special Force | Bally | 1986 | German version flyer, "the flipper for Rambo fans" |
Special Force | Bally | 1986 | U.K version flyer |
Special Force Girls | Bally | 1986 | Same as Bally Midway's 1986 'Special Force' but with a different backglass |
Spectra 4 | Valley | 1978 | Cocktail table, Playfield is manually rotated under a stationary glass top |
Spectra 4 | Valley | 1978 | Cocktail table, Midway's 1978 'Rotation VIII' also had a rotating playfield |
Spectrum | Bally | 1982 | Only 994 games produced, Based on the board game 'Mastermind' |
Speed Rush | Playmec | 1975 | The last two (or three) digits of the score likely were dummy zeroes |
Spider Man | Stern Pinball | 2007 | The center Sandman 3 bank motor similar to Attack From Mars |
Spider Man Black Edition | Stern Pinball | 2007 | Limited production of 500 units made |
Spider Man Vault Edition | Stern Pinball | 2016 | Remake with new artwork |
Spin A Card | Gottlieb | 1969 | Poster, Replay version of Gottlieb's 1969 'Hearts and Spades' |
Spin A Card | Petaco | 1969 | Copy of Gottlieb's 1969 'Spin A Card' |
Spin Out | Gottlieb | 1975 | Hitting the numbered roto-targets lights the numbered inserts on the playfield |
Spin Wheel | Gottlieb | 1968 | First Gottlieb 4 player with new pop bumper design, illuminated coin entry |
Spinal Tap | Homepin | 2022 | Based on the 1984 rockumentary "This Is Spinal Tap" |
Spinball | Chicago Coin | 1948 | Operator option for Regular (Novelty play) or Free Play (Replay) operation |
Spirit | Gottlieb | 1982 | Third and last multi-level widebody playfield in the System 80 series |
Spirit Of 76 | Gottlieb | 1975 | 4 player version of Gottlieb's 1976 'Pioneer' |
The Spirit Of 76 | Mirco | 1975 | Possibly the first digital pinball machine put into production |
Spitfire | Williams | 1954 | The replay counter is three digits to accommodate the Star Feature |
Split Second | Stern Electronics | 1981 | Widebody, Split-level playfield, 3 ball multi-ball, Loop tunnel timer |
Spooksville | Allied Leisure | 1973 | Shakerball machine, Player uses joystick to "nudge" ball on playfield |
Spooky | Zaccaria | 1987 | Italian version, Backbox animation (an owl opens and closes its eyes) |
Spooky | Zaccaria | 1987 | German version flyer |
Sport 2000 | Unidesa/Cirsa/Stargame | 1988 | The last of the CIRSA pinballs was Sport 2000 |
Sportsman | Williams | 1952 | Pull trigger to aim turret shooter at ducks or to use flippers |
Spot A Card | Gottlieb | 1960 | Backbox light animation, Score-To-Beat |
Spot Bowler | Gottlieb | 1950 | First game to keep the flippers facing each other while narrowing the flipper gap |
Spot Pool | Gottlieb | 1976 | Italian add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1976 'Bank Shot' |
Spot Pool | Williams | 1959 | Billiard balls on playfield correspond with balls in the backglass |
Spring Break | Gottlieb | 1987 | Ball is launched into play by pressing right flipper button |
Spring Break | Gottlieb | 1987 | German version flyer |
Spy Hunter | Bally | 1984 | Bally used the same name for a video game released in 1983 |
Spy Hunter | Bally | 1984 | German version flyer and letter |
Square Head | Gottlieb | 1963 | Add-a-ball, Tic-tac-toe board on playfield lights for X and O scoring |
St. Louis | Williams | 1949 | Backglass looks like Judy Garland in "Meet me in St. Louis" |
Stage Coach | Chicago Coin | 1968 | 4 player E.M, Flyer refers to "Up-post" as "New ball-saver" |
Stage Coach | Gottlieb | 1954 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 5 gobble holes, "balls played" ball arch lights |
Stampede | Chicago Coin | 1977 | 2 player version of 'Rawhide.' Also produced by Stern pinball |
Stampede | Stern Electronics | 1977 | 2 player version of Stern's 1977 'Rawhide' |
Star Action | Williams | 1974 | Add-a-ball version of Williams 1974 'Triple Action' |
Star Battle | Century | 1978 | Cocktail table, Single sided flyer, See also Coffee Mat's 'Star Battle' |
Star Battle | Coffee Mat | 1978 | Cocktail table, See also Century's 1978 'Star Battle' |
Star Battle | Century | 1978 | Cocktail table, Fold-out flyer, See also Coffee Mat's 'Star Battle' |
Star Explorer | Rapid | 1977 | Home model (non-commercial machine - no coins) |
Star Explorer | Sentinel | 1977 | Home model, Also shown are Flying Aces, Demo Derby, CB Charlie |
Star Fire | Williams | 1956 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 1 gobble hole |
Star Fire/Rock 2500 | Playmatic | 1985 | Two games on one flyer |
Star God | Zaccaria | 1980 | 2 flippers, 1 pop bumper, 4 (regular) and 8 (memory) bank drop targets |
Star Jet | Bally | 1963 | Flyer refers to 'multi-ball' as 'sensational new Blast-Off extra balls feature' |
Star Light | Williams | 1984 | Compare this playfield layout with the wide-body Williams' 1979 'Laser Ball' |
Star Pool | Williams | 1954 | Same game as 'Cue Tee' but with 2nd coin "star" feature |
Star Pool | Williams | 1974 | Similar playfield as Williams 'Star Action' and 'Triple Action' |
Star Race | Gottlieb | 1980 | Widebody, 'Circus' and 'Star Race' are 3" wider than other widebodies |
Star Series | Williams | 1949 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (players run bases) |
Star Series 80 | Gottlieb | 1980 | Gottlieb teamed up with Rockwell for this new electronics system |
Star Shooter | Allied Leisure | 1979 | Cocktail table, 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 8 drop targets |
Star Slugger | United | 1955 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation, 3 decks of bleachers for additional scoring |
Star Trek | Bally | 1979 | British version flyer with a Fran Drescher look-a-like? |
Star Trek | Bally | 1979 | Artwork based on the T.V show (Paramount requested it match the movie) |
Star Trek | Bally | 1979 | German version flyer |
Star Trek | Data East | 1991 | Patented "Transporter Effect" backglass animation |
Star Trek | Data East | 1991 | German version flyer |
Star Trek | Gottlieb | 1971 | Italian add-a-ball version of 'Astro', No connection to T.V show |
Star Trek Launch Party | Stern Pinball | 2013 | Launch Party VIP Pass October 18th |
Star Trek Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2013 | Limited edition flyer |
Star Trek Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2013 | Premium version flyer |
Star Trek Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2013 | Pro version flyer |
Star Trek The Next Generation | Williams | 1993 | Widebody, Catapult autoplunger, 2 ball-firing cannons, "SuperPin" |
Star Trek The Next Generation | Williams | 1993 | Dutch version flyer |
Star Trek Vault Edition | Stern Pinball | 2018 | Vault edition Flyer |
Star Trip | Game Plan | 1979 | Cocktail table, Same playfield as 'Family Fun' with different artwork |
Star Wars | Data East | 1992 | An "Up/Down shifter" on front of cabinet is used instead of a plunger knob |
Star Wars | Data East | 1992 | German version flyer |
Star Wars Comic Art Premium | Stern Pinball | 2019 | Comic art premium model |
Star Wars Comic Art Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2019 | Comic art pro model |
Star Wars Comic Art Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2019 | Chinese version flyer |
Star Wars Episode 1 | Williams | 1999 | German version flyer |
Star Wars Episode 1 | Williams | 1999 | Last game manufactured by Williams before closing 10-25-1999 |
Star Wars Episode 1 | Williams | 1999 | Multiple product line flyer |
Star Wars Episode 1 | Williams | 1998 | Postcard with Yoda |
Star Wars Episode 1 | Williams | 1999 | Postcard with Darth Maul |
Star Wars Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2017 | Limited edition flyer |
Star Wars Pin | Stern Pinball | 2019 | Home model (non-commercial machine - no coins) |
Star Wars Pin | Stern Pinball | 2019 | In with the new, out with the old |
Star Wars Pin Rulesheet | Stern Pinball | 2019 | Rulesheet flyer |
Star Wars Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2017 | Premium version flyer |
Star Wars Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2017 | Pro version flyer |
Star Wars Trilogy | Sega | 1997 | X-wing shoots ball at tie fighter to start 3 ball multi-ball |
Star Wars Trilogy | Sega | 1997 | German version flyer |
Stardust | Williams | 1971 | 2 right ball return gates, 1 left drop lane detour gate, Center Up-post |
Stargate | Gottlieb | 1995 | 4 ball multi-ball, 3 Wizard modes (Eye Of Ra, Stargate & Sandstorm) |
Stargazer | Stern Electronics | 1980 | 12 stand-up targets; one for each Zodiac sign |
Starlite | Williams | 1953 | Lighting 3-in-line or 4-in-line on backglass scores replays |
Stars | Sega/Japan | 1978 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Stars | Stern Electronics | 1978 | 'Stars' has a switch setting to convert the game to 2-player operation |
Starship Troopers | Sega | 1997 | Four 8-segment LED counters in playfield; "Brain Bug" pop-up in playfield |
Startime | Keeney | 1961 | This is a gambling machine disguised as a pinball |
Steeple Chase | United | 1952 | Mechanical backbox animation (6 galloping horses race), No flippers |
Steeple Chase | Williams | 1957 | Hitting Horses Head rollovers will light the horses head on backglass |
Stellar Wars | Sega/Japan | 1979 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Stellar Wars | Williams | 1979 | Used Williams system 4 electronics, but some newer versions used system 6 |
Stern 30 Year Anniversary | Stern Pinball | 2016 | Thirty year anniversary flyer |
Stern Multi-Game Flyer | Stern Pinball | 2014 | AC/DC Luci, Mustang, Avengers, Star Trek & Metallica |
Stern Factory Tour | Stern Pinball | 2017 | Stern pinball factory tour map |
Stern Pinball's Resurgence | Stern Pinball | 2017 | Pinball's resurgence at street locations, barcades and FEC's |
Stingray | Stern Electronics | 1977 | Roger Sharpe told the IPDB that he and Sam Stern designed this game |
Stock Car | Gottlieb | 1970 | Postcard, Add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1969 'Road Race' |
Stop N Go | Williams | 1964 | Turret shooter between flippers propels ball towards the swinging target |
Straight Flush | Gottlieb | 1957 | Backglass light animation (playing cards light up) |
Straight Flush | Williams | 1970 | Replay version of Williams 1970 '3 Jokers' |
Straight Shooter | Gottlieb | 1959 | 4 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, No gobble holes |
Strange Science | Bally | 1986 | 8 page comic book flyer |
Strange Science | Bally | 1986 | German version flyer, Comic book flyer |
Strange World | Gottlieb | 1978 | Has the desirable over the top 100,000 scoring |
Stranger Things Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2020 | Limited edition flyer |
Stranger Things Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2020 | Premium version flyer |
Stranger Things Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2020 | Pro version flyer |
Stranger Things Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2020 | Chinese version flyer |
Stranger Things U.V Kit | Stern Pinball | 2019 | Enhances the UV ink that is printed on the playfield |
Strato Flite | Williams | 1974 | 4 player version of Williams 1974 'Super Flite' |
Street Fighter 2 | Gottlieb | 1993 | Another 360-degree rotating flipper was used on Stern's 1979 'Hot Hand' |
Street Fighter 2 | Gottlieb | 1993 | Biathlon tournament flyer |
Street Fighter 2 | Gottlieb | 1993 | German version flyer |
Strike | Zaccaria | 1978 | Home model (non-commercial machine - no coins) |
Strike Zone | Sega/Japan | 1970 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Strike Zone | Williams | 1970 | 10 rollover buttons in the upper playfield are arranged like a set of bowling pins |
Striker | Gottlieb | 1982 | John Trudeau said that almost all of the 'Striker' games went to Europe |
Striker Xtreme | Stern Pinball | 2000 | First game produced after Stern took over Sega |
Striker Xtreme | Stern Pinball | 2000 | German version flyer |
Striker Xtreme | Stern Pinball | 2000 | Single sided flyer |
Strikes And Spares | Bally | 1978 | Artist Kevin O'Connor said the "backglass girl" was a fictitious person |
Strikes N Spares | Gottlieb | 1995 | Novelty bowler plays 10 frames, 1 or 2 balls per frame, Redemption |
Struggle Buggies | Williams | 1953 | Has four dummy zero score reel segments |
Student Prince | Williams | 1968 | The Student Prince was from a book based on a German play Old Heidelberg |
Stunt Car | Sega/Japan | 1970 | Japanese, Steer the balls into the holes with the front bumper |
Subway | Gottlieb | 1966 | Italian version of Crosstown, Last Gottlieb to have the manual ball-lift |
Summertime | United | 1948 | 2 flippers, 8 bumpers, 5 kick-out holes |
Summertime | Williams | 1973 | Novelty or extended (timed) play version of 'Travel Time' |
Sun Valley | Chicago Coin | 1962 | Sun Valley Ski Resort in Idaho was built in 1936 by the Union Pacific Railroad |
Sunday On Ice | Rally | 1961 | First game with the Rally logo in 1961, Sold only in France |
Sunset | Gottlieb | 1962 | Boost-a-ball playfield feature scores special for 5 balls on lighted side |
Sunshine | Gottlieb | 1958 | Backbox animation (number wheel spins to assign new A-B-C values) |
Super Bowling | Inder | 1974 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 1 horseshoe lane |
Super Canasta | Quetzal Pinball | 2019 | Canasta is Spanish for 'basket' or 'hoop' |
Super Circus | Gottlieb | 1957 | This game had playfield inserts near the flippers that lit for high Roto-target values |
Super Duo | Gottlieb | 1967 | Italian version of Gottlieb's 'Super Score' and 'Hi Score' |
Super Flipper | Chicago Coin | 1975 | Not a pinball; video game disguised as a pinball machine |
Super Flite | Sega/Japan | 1974 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Super Flite | Williams | 1974 | 2 player version of Williams 1974 'Strato Flite' |
Super Home Run | Chicago Coin | 1954 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox light animation (players run bases) |
Super Jumbo | Gottlieb | 1954 | Gottlieb's 1st multi-player machine & 1st with rotating scoring drums |
Super Mario Bros. Mushroom World | Gottlieb | 1992 | Novelty redemption game, Space saving mini cabinet |
Super Mario Brothers | Gottlieb | 1992 | First Gottlieb game to use a Dot Matrix Display (DMD) |
Super Mario Brothers | Gottlieb | 1992 | Dutch version flyer |
Super Mario Brothers | Gottlieb | 1992 | German version flyer |
Super Missil | Petaco | 1982 | Presented at the SADA arcade fair but did not pass the prototype phase |
Super Nova | Game Plan | 1980 | Out of sight sound, Exclusive extra ball audio, Super 5000 jet bumper |
Super Orbit | Gottlieb | 1983 | Similar playfield as Gottlieb's 1971 'Orbit' and 1972 'Outer Space' |
Super Pinball | Electro Plastic | 1987 | Pinball simulator similar to Tehkan's 'Pinball Action' |
Super Pinball 91 | Europa Coin | 1991 | The pin table game in a video cabinet |
Super Score | Gottlieb | 1967 | 2 player version of Gottlieb's 1967 'Hi-Score' |
Super Score | Williams | 1956 | Center kicker between the outholes propels ball back into play |
Super Slugger | United | 1955 | Pitch-n-bat, Successor to United's 1955 'Star Slugger' |
Super Soccer | Gottlieb | 1975 | 4 player version of Gottlieb's 1975 'Soccer' |
Super Spin | Gottlieb | 1977 | 2 player version of Gottlieb's 1977 'Jet Spin' |
Super Star | Brunswick/Briarwood | 1976 | Home model (no coins), Briarwood was a division of Brunswick |
Super Star | Chicago Coin | 1975 | 4 player version of Chicago Coin's 1975 'Olympics' |
Super Star | Recreativos Franco | 1986 | This playfield layout was used previously on their 1975 'Impact' & 'Impacto' |
Super Star | Sega/Japan | 1972 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Super Star | Williams | 1972 | Replay version of Williams 1972 'Big Star' |
Super Straight | Sonic | 1977 | Skill shot into ball kicker, End-of-ball bonus, Polyurethene playfield |
Super Values | Chicago Coin | 1974 | Multi game flyer including 'Gin' and 'Sky Rider' |
Super World Series | Williams | 1951 | First pitch-n-bat game with the horizontal running man unit in backbox |
Superman | Atari | 1979 | Widebody, Steve Ritchie's last design before he went to Williams |
Superman | Atari | 1979 | German version flyer, Widebody |
Supersonic | Bally | 1979 | Based on the Concorde supersonic airliner |
Supersonic | Zaccaria | 1977 | 1 player E.M with electronic sound, 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers |
Sure Shot | Gottlieb | 1976 | Replay version of Gottleb's 1976 'Bank Shot', Italian version is 'Spot Pool' |
Surf Champ | Gottlieb | 1976 | 4 player version of Gottlieb's 1976 'Surfer' |
Surf N Safari | Gottlieb | 1991 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 2 kickback targets, 2 vertical up-kickers |
Surf N Safari | Gottlieb | 1991 | German version flyer |
Surf Rider | Williams | 1956 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 4 passive bumpers, 1 gobble hole, Dual outlanes |
Surf Side | Gottlieb | 1967 | Similar to Gottlieb's 1967 Italian add-a-ball 'Sea Side' |
Surfer | Gottlieb | 1976 | 2 player version of Gottlieb's 1976 'Surf Champ' |
Surfer | Maresa | 1977 | Similar to Gottlieb's 1976 'Surfer' |
Surfers | Bally | 1967 | The add-a-ball only version made for export is Bally's 1967 'Surfers' |
Surfing | Sega/Japan | 1972 | Japanese flyer, Original game design |
Suspense | Williams | 1969 | 4 flippers (2 regular - 2 king size), 5 pop bumpers, Captive ball spinner |
Swashbuckler | Recel | 1979 | 1 player version of Recel's 1979 'Cavalier' |
Swashbuckler | Petaco | 1979 | Petaco's domestic version, Recel made export version with the same name |
Sweet Add A Line | Gottlieb | 1955 | Similar to Gottlieb's 1955 'Gypsy Queen' |
Sweet Hearts | Gottlieb | 1963 | Last Gottlieb E.M game to have a gobble hole |
Sweet Sioux | Gottlieb | 1959 | Backglass states 'Amusement Pinballs, as American as Baseball & Hot Dogs' |
Sweetheart | Williams | 1950 | One solenoid activates all 10 kick-out holes simultaneously |
Swing Along | Gottlieb | 1963 | The flyer states 'Swing Along' is the first game with spinning targets |
Swing Time | Williams | 1963 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 1 kick-out hole, Reverse wedge-head |
Swinger | Sega/Japan | 1972 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Swinger | Williams | 1972 | 2 player version of Williams 1973 'Fun Fest' |
Swords Of Fury | Williams | 1988 | 4 flippers (1 mini-sized on mini-playfield), 3 ball multi-ball, Horseshoe lane |
T.V. Flipper | Midway | 1975 | A T.V game with all the excitement of pinball ..... NOT |
Tag Team | NSM/Lowen | 1986 | This game was available as both a complete pinball machine and as a kit |
Tag Team | Gottlieb | 1985 | Designer John Trudeau said the flyer was edited to cover up one of the wrestlers |
Tahiti | Maresa | 0 | Copy of Gottlieb's 1962 'Tropic Isle' |
Take Five | Allied Leisure | 1978 | Cocktail table, Similar playfield as Fascination's 1977 'Entertainer' |
Tales From The Crypt | Data East | 1993 | Auto-plunger shaped like door-handle with head of crypt-keeper |
Tales Of The Arabian Nights | Williams | 1996 | The inlane has a "cage" that encircles the ball and stops it from exiting the outlane |
Tales Of The Arabian Nights | Williams | 1996 | German version 4 sided flyer |
Tales Of The Arabian Nights | Williams | 1996 | German version 2 sided flyer |
Tampico | United | 1949 | United referred to the flippers as control kickers |
Target Alpha | Gottlieb | 1976 | First Gottlieb game convertible from replay to add-a-ball |
Target Gallery | Midway | 1962 | Pitch-n-bat, Flyer used on episode 27 of American Pickers |
Target Pool | Gottlieb | 1969 | Replay version of 'Mini Pool', Italian version is 'Bumper Pool' |
Target Pool | Maresa | 0 | Copy of Gottlieb's 1969 'Target Pool' |
Targets | Bally | 1959 | Pitch-n-bat type game but with shooting gallery theme |
Taxi | Williams | 1988 | Artwork was changed to be a darker-haired 'Lola', a likeness of no one famous |
Taxi | Williams | 1988 | Marilyn Monroe version; had to be changed due to copyright infringement |
Taxi | Williams | 1988 | German version flyer |
Teachers Pet | Williams | 1965 | A gap exists between the flipper and the slingshot preventing cradling the ball |
Team One | Gottlieb | 1977 | Postcard, Add-a-ball version of 'Abra Ca Dabra', Italian add-a-ball is 'Kicker' |
Tee'd Off | Gottlieb | 1993 | Animated (motorized) gopher topper |
Tee'd Off | Gottlieb | 1993 | Japanese version distributed by SAMMY |
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles | Data East | 1991 | Whirlwind spinner, The 'Sewer' manhole cover pops up from the playfield |
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles | Data East | 1991 | German version flyer |
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles L.E | Stern Pinball | 2020 | Limited edition flyer |
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Prem. | Stern Pinball | 2020 | Premium version flyer |
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Pro | Stern Pinball | 2020 | Pro version flyer |
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Pro | Stern Pinball | 2020 | Chinese version flyer |
Telecard | Gottlieb | 1949 | Similar playfield as Gottlieb's 1949 'Gin Rummy' |
Telecard | Gottlieb | 1949 | Confidential advance distributor flyer |
Temptation | Sega/Japan | 1976 | Japanese flyer, Original game design |
Ten Spot | Williams | 1961 | The first game produced in Williams new "squared off" cabinet |
Ten Stars | Zaccaria | 1976 | Italian version, 1 player E.M, 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 4 drop targets |
Ten Stars | Zaccaria | 1976 | Operator-adjustable between replay and add-a-ball |
Ten Stars | Zaccaria | 1976 | Italian alternate version flyer |
Ten Strike Classic | Benchmark Games | 2004 | Reproduction of the original Williams 1958 'Ten Strike' bowler game |
Ten Up | Gottlieb | 1973 | Italian add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1973 'King Pin' |
Tenth Inning (10th Inning) | Williams | 1964 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (players run bases) |
Terminator 2 | Williams | 1991 | Player controlled oscillating cannon, Gun grip ball shooter, Video mode |
Terminator 2 | Williams | 1991 | Promo flyer for an official limited edition T2 jacket |
Terminator 2 | Williams | 1991 | German version flyer, 4 page fold-out |
Terminator 2 | Williams | 1991 | Shot map |
Terminator 2 | Williams | 1991 | German version flyer |
Terminator 2/Gilligan's Island/TMNT | Kendo | 1991 | French distributor flyer promoting multiple games |
Terminator 3 | Stern Pinball | 2003 | Backbox with reciprocating cannon shoots ball horizontally at 5 targets |
Terminator 3 | Stern Pinball | 2003 | German version flyer |
Test Fixture Flyer | Gottlieb | 1977 | Gottlieb solid state bench test fixture flyer |
Texan | Alben | 1960 | Playfield is the same as Gottlieb's 1960 'Texan' |
Texan | Gottlieb | 1960 | Last 4 player woodrail produced by Gottlieb, John Wayne likeness? |
Texas | Maresa | 0 | 1 player copy of the 2 player Gottlieb's 1969 'Wild Wild West' |
Texas Chainsaw Massacre | Spooky Pinball | 2023 | Based on the 1974 horror film "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" |
Texas Leaguer | Keeney | 1961 | Pitch-n-bat, Console baseball game, Balls elevated to runway & released |
Texas Ranger | Gottlieb | 1972 | Italian version of the 2 player 'Lawman' and the 4 player 'Sheriff' |
Theatre Of Magic | Bally | 1995 | Magic trunk magnet levitates ball and makes it 'disappear' to start multi-ball |
Theatre Of Magic | Bally | 1995 | German version flyer |
The 30'S | Playmatic | 1977 | 1 player version of Playmatic's 1977 'Speakeasy' |
Thoro Bred | Gottlieb | 1965 | First Gottlieb with the "Shoot Again" feature |
Three Coins (3 Coins) | Williams | 1962 | Large non-kicking rebound rubber between and below flippers |
Three D (3 D) | Williams | 1958 | Mirrored backglass with image that reveals during gameplay |
Three Deuces | Williams | 1955 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 2 stand-up targets, 1 gobble hole |
Three Hundred (300) | Gottlieb | 1975 | 4 player version of Gottlieb's 1975 'Top Score' |
Three Hundred (300) | Maresa | 1976 | Copy of the 4 player Gottlieb's 1975 '300' |
Three In Line (3 In Line) | Bally | 1963 | 4 player version of Bally's 1964 'Bongo' |
Three Jokers (3 Jokers) | Williams | 1970 | Add-a-ball version of Williams 1970 'Straight Flush' |
Three Musketeers | Gottlieb | 1949 | A star-studded Hollywood movie was made in 1948 |
The Three Musketeers | Rally | 1964 | Unlike the novel, the main characters in this backglass are all women |
Thrill | Chicago Coin | 1948 | Postcard, Lite-up scoring target in the center of playfield |
Thunderbird | Williams | 1954 | Left kicker loops ball to 4 kick-out holes which progressively advance ball |
Thunderbirds | Homepin | 2018 | First machine produced by this manufacturer |
Thunderbirds | Homepin | 2018 | Double sided flyer |
Thunderbolt | Allied Leisure | 1976 | Left and right outlane detour gates route the ball to the inlanes when open |
Tic Tac Toe | Williams | 1959 | Backbox animation (tic-tac-toe board), 2 gobble holes |
Tiger | Gottlieb | 1975 | Italian add-a-ball similar to 'Outer Space' and 'Orbit' |
Tiger Woman | I.D.I | 1978 | Conversion kit, Playfield similar to Gottlieb's 1977 'Jungle Princess' |
Tim Buc Tu | Williams | 1956 | Flippers described as "flash back kickers", 4 thumper bumpers |
Time | Bally | 1977 | Pinball article in 1977 made to look like Time magazine story |
Time 2000 | Atari | 1977 | Widebody, Left and right sets of flippers |
Time Fantasy | Williams | 1983 | This game used excess backboxes from the run of Williams' 1981 'Hyperball' |
Time Line | Gottlieb | 1980 | Widebody, Atomic tic-tac-toe, 4 flippers |
Time Machine | Data East | 1988 | Time travel through the 50's 60's & 70's, Stereo sound & chimes, Multi-ball |
Time Machine | Data East | 1988 | German version flyer |
Time Machine | Zaccaria | 1983 | Italian version, Playfield section lowers when ball lands in 'time hole' |
Time Warp | Williams | 1979 | Includes the image of Da Vinci's Vitruvian Man on the backglass |
Time Zone | Bally | 1973 | The 4 player version of this game is Bally's 1972 'Space Time' |
Times Square | Williams | 1953 | The automatic flippers activate when balls land in the pockets |
Timothy T | C.E.A | 1977 | 1st game made by C.E.A, Made in E.M and solid state |
Title Fight | Gottlieb | 1990 | Backbox animation (animated boxing characters in backbox) |
Tivoli | Gottlieb | 1968 | Italian add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1968 'Fun Land' |
TKO | Gottlieb | 1979 | 8 X 10 press photo, The last wedgehead game from Gottlieb |
Tokyo Perfect Drift | Quetzal Pinball | 2018 | Alternate version flyer |
Tokyo Perfect Drift | Quetzal Pinball | 2018 | Second game from Quetzal Pinball |
Toledo | Sega/Japan | 1975 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Toledo | Williams | 1975 | 2 player version of Williams 1975 'Valencia' |
Tom Tom | Williams | 1963 | The 2 swinging targets swing back & forth in unison throughout game play |
Tommy | Data East | 1994 | More music than any other pinball with 21 hit songs, Flipper blinders |
Tommy | Data East | 1994 | German version flyer |
Top Card | Gottlieb | 1974 | Replay version of Gottlieb's 1974 'Royal Pair' |
Top Hand | Gottlieb | 1973 | Italian add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1974 'Capt. Card' |
Top Hand | Williams | 1966 | Add-a-ball version of Williams 1966 'Full House' |
Top Hat | Williams | 1958 | Wood rails with cigarette holder on left rail, Metal legs |
Top Hit | Midway | 1964 | Pitch-n-bat, 2 target levels, 2 alternating ramps raise and lower |
Top Racer | Recel | 1976 | 1 player version of Recel's 1975 'Top Speed' |
Top Score | Gottlieb | 1975 | 2 player version of Gottlieb's 1975 '300' |
Top Secret | Maresa | 0 | Playfield similar to Williams 1969 'Miss-O' |
Top Speed | Recel | 1975 | 4 player version of Recel's 1976 'Top Racer' |
Top Ten | Chicago Coin | 1975 | 2 player version of Chicago Coin's 1975 'Gold Record' |
Tops Tournament Bump 'N Win | Stern Pinball | 2004 | Tournament pinball system - TOPS, Elvis |
Tops Tournament Bump 'N Win | Stern Pinball | 2004 | Tournament pinball system - TOPS, Gary Stern cartoon on back |
Tops Tournament Pinball System | Stern Pinball | 2002 | Tournament pinball system - TOPS, Roller Coaster Tycoon & Playboy |
Torch | Gottlieb | 1980 | This game was called 'Decathlon' prior to production |
Toreador | Gottlieb | 1956 | Similar playfield as Bally's 1956 'Balls-A-Poppin' |
Torpedo | Recel | 1976 | 1 player version of Recel's 1976 'Underwater' |
Torpedo Alley | Data East | 1988 | The man in the backglass originally wore tights for the photo |
Total Nuclear Annihilation | Spooky Pinball | 2017 | KingPin Games version flyer |
Total Nuclear Annihilation | Spooky Pinball | 2017 | Early 80’s Bally influenced machine designed by Scott Danesi |
Totem | Gottlieb | 1979 | An earlier example of asymmetrical flippers is Atari's 1978 'Middle Earth' |
Totem | Cedes S.A. | 1966 | Playfield layout is the same as Gottlieb's 1962 'Sunset' |
Touch | Inder | 1973 | 2 flippers, 4 mushroom bumpers, 8 standup targets, 5 kick-out holes |
Touchdown | Gottlieb | 1984 | Developed at Mylstar but produced at Premier |
Touchdown | Williams | 1967 | Replay version of Williams 1967 'Kickoff' |
Tournament | Gottlieb | 1955 | 2 reverse flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 4 passive bumpers, Gobble hole |
Toy Story 4 L.E & C.E | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2022 | Toy story 4 LE & CE combo flyer |
Toy Story 4 Limited Edition | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2022 | Limited edition flyer |
Toy Story 4 RePlay Magazine Flyer | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2022 | Toy Story 4 RePlay magazine cover flyer |
Toy Story Collectors Edition | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2022 | Collectors edition flyer |
Trade Winds | Williams | 1962 | The game in the flyer has a square backbox not a reverse wedge head backbox |
Trail Drive | Bally | 1970 | Backbox animation (cowpuncher rises up and shoots to make wildcat spin) |
Transformers Expo | Stern Pinball | 2011 | Given out at the 2011 Pinball Expo before the regular flyer came out |
Transformers Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2011 | Limited edition flyer |
Transformers Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2011 | Based on the movie of the same name |
Transformers Redemption | Stern Pinball | 2012 | Redemption ticket dispenser that mounts to side of cabinet |
Transformers The Pin | Stern Pinball | 2012 | Home model (non-commercial machine - no coins) Red backbox |
Transformers The Pin | Stern Pinball | 2012 | Home model (non-commercial machine – no coins) Black backbox |
Transporter | Bally | 1989 | Left ramp accesses the space ship to lock balls for multi-ball |
Travel Time | Sega/Japan | 1973 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Travel Time | Segasa | 1973 | Licensed version of Williams 1973 'Travel Time' |
Travel Time | Williams | 1973 | Replay or extended play (timed) version of Williams 1973 'Summer Time' |
Tri Zone | Williams | 1979 | The Sample/test game has different playfield art than the production version |
Trident | Stern Electronics | 1979 | First flyer to mention the "Play-More Post", but their fourth game to have it |
Trident | Stern Electronics | 1979 | German version flyer |
Trio | Bally | 1965 | Also made an add-a-ball version for export to Italy |
Triple Action | Sega/Japan | 1974 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Triple Action | Segasa | 1974 | Licensed version of Williams 1974 'Triple Action' |
Triple Action | Williams | 1974 | Replay version of Williams 1974 'Star Action' |
Triple Strike | Williams | 1975 | Ten rollover buttons on the playfield are arranged like a set of bowling pins |
Triplets | Gottlieb | 1950 | First Gottlieb to have the drop coin chute, replacing the coin slide mechanism |
Tron The Legacy | Stern Pinball | 2011 | Based on the movie, 3-D backglass |
Tropic Fun | Williams | 1973 | Add-a-ball version of Williams 1973 'Gulfstream' |
Tropic Isle | Gottlieb | 1962 | Backbox light animation (3 back-lit monkeys climb tree) |
Truck Stop | Bally | 1988 | The first game following the merger of Williams and Bally/Midway |
Tumbleweed | Exhibit | 1949 | 3 flippers, A center playfield flipper could flip in both directions |
Turf Champ | Williams | 1958 | No point scoring in this game, the only goal is to get your horse to win |
TV Baseball | Chicago Coin | 1966 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (players run bases) |
Twenty Four (24) | Stern Pinball | 2009 | Based on the television show |
Twenty Grand | Williams | 1952 | 2 flippers, 2 thumper bumpers, 9 trap holes |
Twenty One (21) | Williams | 1960 | Similar playfield as Williams 1958 'Club House' |
Twilight Zone | Bally | 1993 | Flipper magnets on mini playfield, Powerball, Gumball, Clock |
Twin Bill | Gottlieb | 1955 | 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 2 gobble holes |
Twin Gain | Recel | 1977 | The same company made a domestic version as Petaco's 1977 'Twin-Gain' |
Twin Win | Bally | 1974 | Launches the ball into play from between flippers to the spinning disc |
Twinky | Chicago Coin | 1967 | Probably referring to 'Twiggy' (Lesley Hornby), a popular British model |
Twister | Sega | 1996 | Fan mounted on top of backbox that starts/stops depending on the mode |
Twister | Sega | 1996 | German version flyer |
Two In One (2 in 1) | Bally | 1964 | Play high score & 21 at same time, Hold score feature, Mushroom bumpers |
Two Thousand One (2001) | Gottlieb | 1971 | Backbox light animation (completing drop targets lights 1 of 4 cards) |
Two Thousand Two (2002) | Maresa | 1971 | Replica of Gottlieb's 1971 '2001' |
TX Sector | Gottlieb | 1988 | Poster Flyer, Display panel moved toward top of backglass |
TX Sector | Gottlieb | 1988 | German version flyer |
TX Sector/Secret Service/Cyclone | Kendo | 1988 | French distributor flyer promoting multiple games |
U Boat 65 | Nuova Bell Games | 1988 | Last game produced by Bell Games |
U.S.A | Bally | 1958 | After shooting 5 balls you can buy 3 more, No flippers |
U.S.A. Football | Alvin G. and Company | 1992 | Head to head pinball, Not the same game as A.G Football |
UFO | Model Racing | 1978 | Video Game disguised as a pinball machine |
UFO - X | Playmatic | 1984 | Similar playfield as Playmatic's 1984 'KZ-26' |
Ultimate Golf Frenzy | Custom | 2006 | Custom built to promote the 2006 EDS Byron Nelson Golf Championship |
Ultrapin | Global VR | 2007 | Simulated video pinball with 6 titles but expandable |
Underwater | Recel | 1976 | 4 player version of Recel's 1976 'Torpedo' |
Universe | Gottlieb | 1959 | Mechanical backbox animation (2 rockets circle the Earth) |
Universe | Zaccaria | 1977 | Made in both E.M and solid state versions |
Up Away | Inder | 1975 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 7 standup targets, upper left kicker lane |
Upper Deck | Williams | 1973 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation, Last E.M baseball game by Williams |
Utah | United | 1949 | 2 flippers, 4 pop bumpers, 10 tower bumpers, 2 kick-out holes |
V.1 | I.D.S.A | 1986 | Believed to be IDSA's first machine |
Vacation America | Chicago Gaming | 2003 | Home model (non-commercial machine - no coins) |
Vagabond | Williams | 1962 | The first pinball machine to have a drop target |
Valiant | Williams | 1962 | 4 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 3 passive bumpers, 2 swinging targets |
Vampire | Bally | 1971 | Left outlane kickback, Free ball gate, Up-post between flippers |
Vector | Bally | 1982 | Double level playfield, Digital display built into playfield |
Vector | Bally | 1982 | German version flyer |
Vegas | Game Plan | 1979 | Cocktail table, Space age 2-way sounds |
Vegas | Gottlieb | 1990 | A simple design "Street level" game |
Velocity Ball | Grand Products | 1986 | Balls are propelled with speed around the track by air power |
Venom Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2023 | Limited edition flyer |
Venom Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2023 | Premium version flyer |
Venom Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2023 | Pro version flyer |
Verne's World | Spinball | 1996 | Widebody, Volcano erupts for multiball |
Victory | Gottlieb | 1987 | German version flyer |
Victory | Gottlieb | 1987 | First game to use a "Vitrigraph" mylar overlay for it's playfield |
Video Pinball | Atari | 1979 | Video arcade game with pinball theme |
Video Pinball | Arcooda | 2016 | Virtual pinball machine |
Viking | Bally | 1980 | Brook Shields depicted on the backglass as a background character |
Viking | Williams | 1960 | Styling of the 60's with aluminum trim and tapered steel legs |
Viking | Playmatic | 1970 | 1 player wedgehead, Cigarette holder on each side rail |
Viper | Stern Electronics | 1981 | Widebody, 3 ball multi-ball, Round turret in the center of the playfield |
Viper Night Drivin' | Sega | 1998 | Black Light feature for "Night Drivin" with glow in the dark balls |
Viper Night Drivin' | Sega | 1998 | Flyer made for car dealerships with $3,995 price tag on flyer |
Viper Night Drivin' | Sega | 1998 | German version flyer |
Viper Night Drivin' | Sega | 1998 | Pre-production flyer, Price advertised as $3,995 |
Virtual Pinball | TAB | 2003 | Austrian, 42'' plasma display, Michael Jackson used to own this game |
Volcano | Gottlieb | 1981 | How to play flyer in French |
Volcano | Gottlieb | 1981 | Widebody, Shooter lane has moving guide to vary direction of ball |
Volley | Gottlieb | 1976 | Based on the Bobby Riggs - Billie Jean King "Battle of the Sexes" |
Vulcan | Gottlieb | 1977 | 4 player version of Gottlieb's 1977 'Fire Queen' |
Wagon Train | Gottlieb | 1960 | 1 player with score reels, Roto-target, No gobble holes |
Walking Dead Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2014 | Limited edition flyer |
Walking Dead Premium Edition | Stern Pinball | 2014 | Premium edition flyer |
Walking Dead Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2014 | Pro version flyer |
Walkyria, Punky Willy | Joctronic | 1986 | 'Punky Willy' is a copy of Premier's 1985 'Rock' |
Wall Street | Bally | 1974 | Bingo machine |
War | Fascination | 1978 | Cocktail table, Contract built by Allied Leisure |
Warlok, Defender | Williams | 1982 | Williams portfolio of innovative pinball and video games |
Watch My Line | Gottlieb | 1951 | Likely a reference to the TV quiz show "What's My Line" |
Waterworld | Gottlieb | 1995 | Motion picture tie-in, Multi-ball, Sink the Deez! |
West Club | Rally | 1967 | Also produced in an Italian add-a-ball version |
West Show | A.M.I | 1976 | The backglass is a near copy of Gottlieb's 1975 'Quick Draw' |
Western/Rally | Dama S.R.L. | 1970 | Italian conversion kits. Western is a conversion kit for Gottlieb's 'Subway' |
Wheel | Maresa | 0 | 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 10 drop targets, 1 vari-target, 1 spinning disk |
Wheel Of Fortune | Stern Pinball | 2007 | Mechanical spinning wheel on playfield, 3 'bobble head' contestants |
Whirl Wind | Gottlieb | 1957 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 2 gobble holes, Roto-target |
Whirlwind | Williams | 1990 | Fan on top of backbox blows air, 3 whirlwind spinners, The cellar |
White Force | Unidesa/Cirsa/Stargame | 1987 | 3 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 4-bank drop target, 1 solitary drop target |
White Shark | Bell Coin Matics | 1980 | Conversion kit, Similar playfield as Bally's 1978 'Playboy' |
White Water | Williams | 1993 | Upper mini-playfield, Animated Bigfoot turns head & diverts ball |
Who Dunnit | Bally | 1995 | 3 wheel slot machine toy on playfield |
Who Dunnit | Bally | 1995 | German version flyer |
Whoa Nellie | Stern Pinball | 2015 | Retro style E.M design with modern parts |
Whoopee | Williams | 1964 | Two kickers direct balls to the center 'captive ball unit' |
The Wiggler | Bally | 1967 | 3 ball multi-ball, Zipper flippers, Wiggle alley, Mushroom bumpers |
Wild Card | Sega/Japan | 1977 | Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan |
Wild Card | Williams | 1977 | 'Wild Card' is the last single-player EM game made by this manufacturer |
Wild Fyre | Stern Electronics | 1978 | This game uses the same ROMs as Stern's 1979 'Dracula' |
Wild Fyre | Stern Electronics | 1978 | 2 sided flyer with distributor list on back |
Wild Life | Gottlieb | 1972 | 2 player version of Gottlieb's 1972 'Jungle' |
Wild West | Gottlieb | 1951 | Similar drop target as 'Minstrel Man', 'V' gate between flippers |
Wild Wheels | Bally | 1966 | A special version was produced for Germany |
Wild Wild West | Gottlieb | 1969 | Replay version of Gottlieb's 1969 'Lariat' |
Willy Wonka Collectors Edition | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2019 | Collectors edition flyer |
Willy Wonka Limited Edition | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2019 | Limited edition flyer |
Win A Card | Alben | 1961 | The playfield is a copy of Gottlieb's 1960 'Wagon Train' |
Wing Ding | Williams | 1964 | Add-a-ball version of Williams 1964 'Zig Zag' |
Winner | Midway | 1964 | Pitch-n-bat, Same backbox animation as Midway's 1963 'Race Way' |
Winner | Sega/Japan | 1971 | Japanese flyer, Original game design |
Winner | Williams | 1972 | Widebody, Turret shooter, Mechanical horse race under plexiglas playfield |
Winter Sports | Zaccaria | 1978 | 4 player solid state version of Zaccaria's 1978 'Ski Jump' |
Wipe Out | Gottlieb | 1993 | Race the slalom, Ride the chair lift |
Wipe Out | Gottlieb | 1993 | Japanese version distributed by SAMMY |
Wipe Out | Gottlieb | 1993 | German version flyer |
Wisconsin | United | 1948 | The first flipper game made by United |
Wishing Well | Gottlieb | 1955 | Only Gottlieb with a pressboard wood cabinet instead of plywood |
Wizard | Bally | 1975 | Inspired by the 1975 movie 'Tommy' with Roger Daltry and Ann Margret |
Wizard Of Oz | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2013 | Distributed in the U.K by Pinball Heaven |
Wizard Of Oz 75th Anniversary L.E | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2014 | Ruby red trim, grey background |
Wizard Of Oz 75th Anniversary L.E | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2014 | Ruby red trim, black background |
Wizard Of Oz 75th L.E Red | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2014 | KingPin Games version flyer |
Wizard Of Oz Deed | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2013 | Deed of title |
Wizard Of Oz L.E Yellow Brick Road | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2019 | Limited edition version with yellow trim |
Wizard Of Oz Limited Edition | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2013 | Horizontal flyer with emerald green trim |
Wizard Of Oz Postcard | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2017 | Postcard, Jack has been bringing home the fun! |
Wizard Of Oz Standard Edition | Jersey Jack Pinball | 2013 | Horizontal flyer with stainless steel trim |
Wolf Man | Peyper | 1987 | Round knobs allow player to move the playfield forward, backward, left & right |
Woman Lib | Sega/Japan | 1977 | Japanese flyer, Original game design |
Wonderland | Williams | 1955 | 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, Kick-out hole, Gobble hole |
Wood's Queen | Zaccaria | 1976 | Italian version, Produced in 1, 2 and 4 player versions |
World Beauties | Gottlieb | 1959 | 2 working flippers with 8 stationary flippers used as ball guides |
World Challenge Soccer | Gottlieb | 1994 | Playfield similar to Premier's 1991 'Car Hop' |
World Champ | Gottlieb | 1957 | 1 gobble hole, Produced with both a wooden or metal coin door |
World Cup | Williams | 1978 | Soccer legend Kyle Rote Jr. on cover |
World Cup | Williams | 1978 | Version without Kyle Rote Jr. on cover |
World Cup | Williams | 1978 | French version with soccer legend Michel Platini |
World Cup 90 | Mr. Game | 1990 | Small video monitor in backbox, Unique cabinet |
World Cup Soccer | Bally | 1994 | Rotating soccer ball, Motorized moving goalie, Magna-Lock near left flipper |
World Cup Soccer | Bally | 1994 | German version flyer |
World Cup Soccer | Bally | 1994 | Single sided "doggie" version flyer |
World Defender | Nuova Bell Games | 1985 | Inspired by the Arnold Schwarzenegger movie 'Terminator' |
World Fair | Gottlieb | 1964 | Playfield "Spin-disc" spots any 1 of 11 numbered cars on backglass |
World Poker Tour | Stern Pinball | 2006 | Based on the hit television series featuring Texas hold 'em |
World Series | Chicago Coin | 1974 | Pitch-n-bat in a video game style cabinet |
World Series | Chicago Coin | 1960 | Rebound shuffleboard game, Backglass light animation (men running bases) |
World Series | Gottlieb | 1972 | Postcard, Add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1972 'Grand Slam' |
World Series 1962 | Williams | 1962 | Pitch-n-bat, Backbox animation (players run bases) |
Wrestlemania Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2015 | Limited edition flyer |
Wrestlemania Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2015 | Pro version flyer |
Wrestlemania Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2015 | Chinese version flyer |
WWF Royal Rumble | Data East | 1994 | Widebody, WWF Wrestling, Shaker motor |
WWF Royal Rumble | Data East | 1994 | German version flyer |
The X Files | Sega | 1997 | German version flyer |
The X Files | Sega | 1997 | File cabinet raises from playfield to capture balls for multi-ball |
X Force | Tecnoplay | 1987 | A mixture of Bally/Williams Electronics and Gottlieb Playfield Parts |
X-Men Limited Edition | Stern Pinball | 2012 | Limited edition flyer |
X-Men Pro Edition | Stern Pinball | 2012 | Based on the comic books rather than the series of movies |
X's & O's | Bally | 1984 | Tic-tac-toe board in middle of playfield |
X's & O's German | Bally | 1984 | German version flyer |
Xenon | Bally | 1980 | German version flyer |
Xenon | Bally | 1980 | First game with a female voice (electronic music composer Suzanne Ciani) |
Yankee Baseball | Chicago Coin | 1969 | Pitch-n-bat, 2 home run ramps, Pitcher control, 3 outs per game |
Yukon | Williams | 1971 | Add-a-ball version of Williams 1971 'Klondike' |
Yuma Arizona | United | 1950 | Same playfield layout as United's 1949 'Utah' and United's 1949 'Tampico' |
Zankor | Zaccaria | 1986 | Upper playfield, 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers |
Zig Zag | Williams | 1964 | Replay version of Williams 1964 'Wing Ding' |
Zip A Doo | Bally | 1970 | 2 player E.M, Up-post, Mushroom target |
Zodiac | Williams | 1971 | Widebody, Similar to Williams 1971 'Planets' |
Zoo Park/New Canasta | MarsaPlay | 2012 | Zoo Park is a redemption game made in 2012, New Canasta was made in 2010 |