| Alien/Full Throttle |
Heighway Pinball |
2017 |
Flyer comparing the different features on Alien and Full Throttle |
| Alien/Full Throttle |
Heighway Pinball |
2017 |
Cointaker postcard featuring Alien and Full Throttle |
| Alien/Full Throttle |
Heighway Pinball |
2017 |
Italian version flyer |
| 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 |
| Friday the 13th |
Custom |
2024 |
Homebrew machine by Mudflaps Pinball |
| 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' |
| 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 |
| Space Rider/Fly High |
Geiger |
1980 |
Conversion kits for Bally's Harlem Globetrotters & Supersonic |
