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Flyer Manufacturer Year Comments
Bloody China/Wild Schütz Geiger 1980 3 Games-Bloody China/Wild Schütz/Stellar Airship, German, Conversion kits
Le Grand 8/Sahara Love Christian Tabart 1985 Conversion kits for Gottlieb's 1980 'Panthera' & 1978 'Sinbad'
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 French, Similar to Williams 1959 'Fiesta'
San Francisco Williams 1964 Backbox animation (moving arrow), Last E.M with a gobble hole
Sapporo Sega/Japan 1971 Japanese, Commemorates the Winter Olympics held in Sapporo in 1972
Satellite C.E.A 1978 Italian, Simplified copy of Gottlieb's E.M 'Jet 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 Italian, 1 player wedgehead
Saturn 2 Bell Games 1985 Italian, 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 Italian, Cabinet has a smooth clear coat unlike American-made cabinets
Scramble Tecnoplay 1987 Italian, Uses Zaccaria CPU, power supply, driver boards, and 8-digit displays
Screamo Williams 1954 2 flippers, 1 pop bumper, 6 passive bumpers, 2 kick-out holes, Gobble hole
Screech Inder 1976 Spanish, Produced in both 1 player and 4 player solid state models
Scuba Gottlieb 1970 2 player E.M, 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers
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 Spanish, 1 player wedgehead, Mini-bagatelle on playfield
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 Right outlane ball return gate, Left kick-back outlane, Center Up-post
See Saw Bally 1970 German version flyer
Select A Card Gottlieb 1950 Similar playfield as Gottlieb's 1950 'Just 21'
Serenade Playmatic 1969 Spanish, 2 flippers, 3 muchroom bumpers, 5 "kick" targets
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 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 2 passive bumpers, 2 gobble holes
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 Spanish, Produced in both E.M & S.S versions & in a 4 player E.M version
Shamrock Williams 1956 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers (1 between the flippers), 3 gobble holes
Shanghai Chicago Coin 1948 Postcard
Shangri La Williams 1967 2 flippers, 4 pop bumpers, 4 rotating targets, Upper right ball return gate
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 4 flippers, 3-ball multi-ball, Vari-target, Swinging 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 4 player S.S, The image of the cowboy 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 2 flippers, 4 pop bumpers, 2 kick-out holes, Roto-target
Shoo Shoo Williams 1951 Encyclopedia of Pinball claimed Harry Williams named this after his dog
Shoot The Moon Williams 1951 2 flippers, 5 pop bumpers, Tilt penalty is ball in play
Shooting The Rapids Zaccaria 1978 Italian, 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 8 drop targets
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 4 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 2 passive bumpers, 5 gobble holes
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 A good game especially if your a Simpson's fan
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 Roto-target, 7 light animated clowns in backbox, No gobble holes
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 Italian, 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 Italian, 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 2 flippers, 4 pop bumpers, 1 passive bumper, 2 gobble holes, Drop target
Skill Score Bally 1960 Unusual upright pinball, No flippers, 250 made
Skipper Gottlieb 1969 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 2 vari-targets, Rotating arrow bumper
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 Double skill-selectable carry over feature, New divided coin box
Sky Fly Europlay 1978 Italian, 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 Spanish, 1 player wedgehead
Slalom Code 0.3 Unidesa/Cirsa/Stargame 1988 Ski theme, Spanish 4 player
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 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 2 passive bumpers, 3 kick-out holes, 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 Italian (English text), 2 level playfield, 5 flippers (4 on main - 1 on upper)
Soccer Kings Zaccaria 1982 Italian, 2 level playfield, 5 flippers (4 on main - 1 on upper)
Soccer Kings/Pinball Champ Zaccaria 1983 Italian - 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 Magna-Save, Split-level playfield
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 Spanish, 4 player solid state
Solids N Stripes Sega/Japan 1971 Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan
Solids N Stripes Williams 1971 2 flippers, 5 pop bumpers, 6 kick-out holes, Center Up-post
Solitaire Gottlieb 1967 Italian add-a-ball version of Gottlieb's 1967 'Diamond Jack'
The Sopranos Stern Pinball 2005 Pole dancers, Talking fish head, Safe, Tony Soprano's boat
Sorcerer Williams 1985 3 flippers, 2 ball multi-ball, Background sound & speech, 2nd chance post
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 Mr. Hankey pops out of toilet bowl tank, Speech from the T.V show
South Park Sega 1999 Prototype version flyer
South Park Sega 1999 German version flyer
South Park Sega 1999 Number 1 in Replay version flyer
Southern Belle Gottlieb 1955 2 flippers, 4 pop bumpers, 2 passive bumpers, 2 gobble holes
Southpaw Sega/Japan 1977 Japanese flyer, Original game design
Space Gambler Playmatic 1978 Spanish, Probably the first solid state game by Playmatic
Space Hawks Nuova Bell Games 1986 Italian, Has the same game play as Bally's 1985 'Cybernaut'
Space Invaders Bally 1979 Widebody, Alien on the backglass was 'borrowed' from the movie 'Alien'
Space Invaders Bally 1979 German version flyer, Widebody
Space Invaders Bally 1979 Associated Leisure version 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 Spanish, System 4 conversion kit pinball machine
Space Race Recel 1977 Spanish, 4 player E.M, Electronic sound
Space Riders Atari 1978 Widebody, 3 messenger balls - each protected by a drop target
Space Ship Unidesa/Cirsa/Stargame 1986 Spanish, 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 Italian, Associated Leisure version flyer
Space Shuttle Zaccaria 1980 Italian, 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 as Williams 'Space Shuttle'
Space Station Williams 1987 Turning Space Station, Lights change from white to green during multi-ball
Space Station Williams 1987 U.K version flyer
Space Team Tecnoplay 1988 Italian, 6 player, 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 4-ball multiball
Space Time Bally 1972 4 player version of Bally's 1973 'Time Zone'
Space Train M.A.C 1988 Spanish, 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 Spanish, 4 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, Multi-ball
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 Spanish, 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 German version of 'Special Force'
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 Italian, Roller Coaster theme, Artwork by Gordon Morison
Spider Man Stern Pinball 2007 Doc Ock's magnet, Green goblin, Venom's ramp, Sandman's whirlwind
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 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 2 kick-out hole, Roto-targets
Spin Wheel Gottlieb 1968 First Gottlieb 4 player with new pop bumper design, illuminated coin entry
Spinball Chicago Coin 1948 Sensational 'spinning' bumper, Balls zoom and whiz!
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 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 2 captive balls, 1 gobble hole
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, Backbox animation (an owl opens and closes its eyes)
Spooky Zaccaria 1987 German version flyer
Sport 2000 Unidesa/Cirsa/Stargame 1988 2 flippers, 1 pop bumper, 4 ball multiball, 8 standup targets
Sportsman Williams 1952 Pull trigger to aim turret shooter at ducks or to use flippers
Spot A Card Gottlieb 1960 2 flippers, 4 kick-out holes, Gobble hole, Backbox light animation
Spot Bowler Gottlieb 1950 1 player E.M, Mini bowling pins that light up on the playfield
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 Auto ball launcher also starts instant multi-ball, 4 flippers
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
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
Star Battle Coffee Mat 1978 Cocktail table
Star Battle Century 1978 Cocktail table, Fold-out flyer
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 game flyer
Star God Zaccaria 1980 Italian, 2 flippers, 1 pop bumper, 4 and 8 bank drop targets
Star Jet Bally 1963 Flyer refers to 'multi-ball' as 'sensational new Blast-Off extra balls feature'
Star Light Williams 1984 Spinning target, 2 ball multi-ball. Separate lane change button on right side
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 brochure 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 Great toy for Star Wars fans, Death Star, R2-D2, May the force be with you
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 1999 Postcard with Darth Maul
Star Wars Episode 1 Williams 1998 Postcard with Yoda
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 Rulesheet flyer
Star Wars Pin Stern Pinball 2019 In with the new, out with the old
Star Wars Premium 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 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 16 trap holes
Stars Sega/Japan 1978 Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan
Stars Stern Electronics 1978 Had electronic sound and chimes
Starship Troopers Sega 1997 Moving "Warrior Bug", "Brain Bug" pop-up in playfield
Startime Keeney 1961 Startime was adjustable for one or two ball play
Steeple Chase United 1952 Mechanical backbox animation (6 galloping horses race), No flippers
Steeple Chase Williams 1957 2 flippers, 2 cyclonic kickers, 3 jet action bumpers
Stellar Wars Sega/Japan 1979 Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan
Stellar Wars Williams 1979 Widebody, 2 flippers, 5 pop bumpers, 3 and 4 bank drop targets
Stern 30 Year Anniversary Stern Pinball 2016 Thirty year anniversary flyer
Stern Multi-Game Flyer Stern Pinball 2014 AC/DC, 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 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 5 drop targets, 2 kick-out holes
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 2 flippers, 4 pop bumpers, Roto-targets, Backglass light animation
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 Comic book flyer, Unique neon light topper, 5 ball multi-ball
Strange Science Bally 1986 German version flyer, Comic book flyer
Strange World Gottlieb 1978 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 6 stand-up targets, 1 kick-out hole
Stranger Things Limited Edition Stern Pinball 2020 Limited edition flyer
Stranger Things Premium 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 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 5 flippers (1 below playfield, 1 rotates 360 degrees) 3 level playfield
Street Fighter 2 Gottlieb 1993 Biathlon tournament flyer
Street Fighter 2 Gottlieb 1993 German version flyer
Strike Zaccaria 1978 Italian, Home model (non-commercial machine - no coins)
Strike Zone Sega/Japan 1970 Japanese version, American game distributed by Sega / Japan
Strike Zone Williams 1970 2 player, Bowling theme, 2 flippers, 4 pop bumpers
Striker Gottlieb 1982 Widebody, 6 flippers, 4 pop bumpers
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 2 flippers, 2 automatic rubber kickers, 2 kick-out holes, 2 thumper bumpers
Student Prince Williams 1968 Zipper flippers, 4 pop bumpers, Score drum in playfield
Stunt Car Sega/Japan 1970 Japanese, Steer the balls into the holes
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 Skiing theme, 2 player, 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers
Sunday On Ice Rally 1961 French, 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 2 flippers, 5 pop bumpers, 2 gobble holes, Roto-target
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 2 flippers, 4 pop bumpers, 1 gobble hole, Turret shooter
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 Spanish, 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 2 (5) bank drop targets
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 Spanish, 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, Ball entry gate, Upper kickback lane
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 Italian, 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 Spanish, Similar to Gottlieb's 1976 'Surfer'
Surfers Bally 1967 3 Flippers (lower 2 are zipper flippers), Mushroom bumpers
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 Spanish, 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 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 2 gobble holes, Roto-targets
Sweetheart Williams 1950 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 10 kick-out holes, Tilt penalty is ball in play
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
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