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The Back to the Future Pinball Machine, released by Data East in 1990, is based on the iconic film trilogy. Featuring vibrant artwork, multiball gameplay, and music by Huey Lewis and the News, it includes voice work by Fred Young and Thomas F. Wilson. Around 3,000 units were produced. Back to the Future Pinball Machine.
The Batman Forever pinball is a superb machine featuring the voices of Val Kilmer and Jim Carrey. It includes a 2-way ramp, Batcave ball lock and a Batwing Armed toy. With an exclusive team play feature, Batman and Robin can join forces to defeat the villains Two-Face and The Riddler. Take hold of the Pistol Grip to blast the ball out of the rotating Batwing to earn super bonus points!
The Shelti Eye 2 Home Dartboard is a tournament-quality, electronic soft-tip dartboard. It features a bright LCD scoring display, durable T60/30 target, multiple game modes, and a foldable cabinet. Built for home use with arcade authenticity, it includes darts, tips, and setup accessories for an all-in-one experience.
The Skee-ball Glow Alley offers a modern take on the classic arcade game, featuring a 10-foot ramp, vibrant LED lighting, and 1,000-point scoring rings. It includes nine balls, an electronic score display, and a durable laminated cabinet. Perfect for home game rooms or arcades, blending tradition with flair.
The Big Bang Bar Pinball Machine by Capcom, released in 1996, features vibrant, blacklight-reactive artwork and intergalactic themes. With only 14 prototypes produced, it’s one of the rarest pinball machines. It includes unique features like an alien head ball lock and animated tube dancer, making it a highly coveted collector’s item. Big Bang Bar Pinball Machine
was released in October 1981 in 2 different versions – to reduce costs, the exported versions had no 3D-Backglasses in a different Top and no speech as well.
Both versions combined reached a production-run 8,774 units making BLACK HOLE the 11th most successful Gottlieb Flipper-Game ever.
The Black Hole pinball machine, released by Gottlieb in 1981, features a dual-level playfield with an inverted lower playfield. Designed by Adolf Seitz Jr., it includes six flippers, multiball mode, speech synthesis, and a rotating disc backglass. The game offers a unique, challenging experience with innovative design. Black Hole Pinball Machine
Is a pinball machine released by Williams Electronics in April 1989. Designed by Steve Ritchie, it serves as the sequel to the 1980 Black Knight pinball machine. The game is renowned for its innovative features and engaging gameplay.
Is a pinball machine released by Williams in April 1993, inspired by the 1992 film adaptation of Bram Stoker’s classic novel. Designed by Barry Oursler, the game features a rich array of interactive elements and immersive gameplay.
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