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Flyer	Manufacturer	Year	Comments
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	Spanish, 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	4 player replay game made only for France
Cannes	Segasa	1976	Spanish, 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 made this machine
Captain Card	Gottlieb	1974	Postcard, Add-a-ball version of 'High Hand', Italian version is 'Top Hand'
Captain Fantastic	Bally	1976	Captain Fantastic was inspired by the movie 'Tommy'
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	4 player solid state, Electronic sound
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
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	Spanish, 1 player wedghead, 2 flippers, 4 pop bumpers
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	2 flippers, Pepped up version of Bally's 1938 'Reserve'
Carnival	Midway	1963	Pitch-n-bat, Playfield has rebound kickers to propel the ball around
Carnival	Playmatic	1977	Spanish, 3 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, Captive ball moves from target to target
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	Spanish, 1 player version of Williams 2 player 'Darling' & 4 player 'Jubilee'
Casino	Chicago Coin	1972	2 Whirlwind spinners, Up-post between flippers
Casino	Williams	1958	Rollovers & kick-out holes light playing cards on backglass, Gobble hole
Casino Royale	Segasa	1976	Spanish, 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	Spanish, 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	2020	Australian, Pre-production flyer
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	Spanish 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	Italian, 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	Spanish, 1 player E.M wedgehead, 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers
Chance	Playmatic	1978	Spanish, 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, New sound
Charlies Angels	Gottlieb	1978	Features Jaclyn Smith, Kate Jackson, and Cheryl Ladd from the TV show
Check Mate	Recel	1975	Spanish, 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	Widebody, Horseshoe lane, Middle right kickback lane
Cherokee	Interflip	1978	Spanish, Interflip is the name used for export games
Cherokis	Recreativos Franco	1976	Spanish, 1 player version of Recreativos Franco's 1976 'Cherokee'
Cherry Bell	Sonic	1978	Spanish, 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 6 stand-up targets, 4 kick-out holes
Chicago Cubs Triple Play	Gottlieb	1985	Backglass flyer
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	Italian, 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
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	Italian (English text) A hanging target moves back & forth on the playfield
Clown	Zaccaria	1985	Italian, 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	Italian, 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	2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 2 kick-out holes
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	Italian, 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	French, 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	Spanish, 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	2 flippers, 6 pop bumpers, Roto-target
Corvette	Bally	1994	Matchbox car racetrack, Engine-shaped ball shaker
Cosmic Carnival	Suncoast Pinball	2019	Only a small amount of machines were ever produced
Cosmic Carnival	Suncoast Pinball	2019	Single sided flyer
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	2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 2 slingshots, 2 gobble holes, 1 split target
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	Mystery 50,000 to 200,000 - Extra special kick-out hole
Crazy Clock	Sega/Japan	1972	Japanese flyer, Original game design
Crazy Race	Recel	1978	Spanish, 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	2 flippers, 5 pop bumpers, 2 gobble holes, 2 roto-targets
Criterium 2000	Recel	1975	Spanish, 1 player wedgehead, Ball trap post between flippers
Criterium 4	Recel	1975	Spanish, Ball trap post, Noise free D.C bumpers & flippers
Criterium 75	Recel	1975	Spanish, 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	Spanish, 1 player wedgehead, No ball trap post
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	2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 6 trap holes
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	Skull multi-ball, Microscope magnet multi-ball
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
Disco Fever/Close Encounters	Williams-Gottlieb	1978	Multi game flyer from French distributor Sovoda