| 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 |
| ODM Open Model |
Wee Chin |
2022 |
ODM stands for “Original Design Manufacturer”. Vertical Cabinet |
| 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 |
Details of playfield features on back |
| Oktoberfest |
American Pinball |
2019 |
Prototype flyer - Obscured playfield on back |
| Oktoberfest |
American Pinball |
2019 |
Revised production flyer |
| 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 corner of the backglass is upside down |
| Olympic Goblin |
Phenix Pinball |
2018 |
Renamed "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 |
| 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' |
| Overwatch |
Custom |
2024 |
Homebrew pinball inspired by the Xbox game |
| Overwatch 2.0 |
Custom |
2024 |
Updated 2.0 version flyer showing addition of topper and art blades |
| Oxford |
Maresa |
1969 |
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 |
