| KZ-26/The Raid/Nautilus |
Playmatic |
1984 |
Four machines on one flyer |
| LOTR/RBION/TSPP |
Stern Pinball |
2004 |
Lord of the Rings, Ripley's Believe it or Not, The Simpsons Pinball Party |
| 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 |
1970 |
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 |
Operator rebate for $200 |
| Robo War |
Gottlieb |
1988 |
There are no people depicted in the artwork |
| Robo War |
Gottlieb |
1988 |
German version flyer |
| Robocop |
Data East |
1989 |
Similar playfield layout as Data East's 1991 'Checkpoint' |
| 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' |
| Rocket V |
Showa Yuen |
1970 |
Japanese 1 player electromechanical with flippers |
| 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 |
1968 |
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 |
| Star Fire/Rock 2500 |
Playmatic |
1985 |
Two games on one flyer |
| Western/Rally |
Dama S.R.L. |
1970 |
Italian conversion kits. Western is a conversion kit for Gottlieb's 'Subway' |
