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The Bally Tales of the Arabian Nights pinball machine released in 1996 is notable for its immersive fantasy theme inspired by One Thousand and One Nights. John Popadiuk’s design incorporates vibrant artwork and complex gameplay centered around a magic lamp and genie mechanic. It's particularly appea...

Attack from Mars is a Bally pinball machine released in 1995 and designed by George Gomez. Its science-fiction theme presents a comic-style Martian invasion, with players defending Earth by targeting flying saucers and alien forces. The game combines a prominent saucer toy with animated dot-matrix s...

The Bally Twilight Zone is a pinball machine designed by Pat Lawlor and released by Williams/Bally in 1993, frequently ranked among the greatest pinball machines ever made due to its innovative Power Ball and multiball features.

Theatre of Magic is a Bally pinball machine released in 1995 and designed by John Popadiuk. Its theme draws on stage illusion and magic, with a central playfield trunk serving as the machine's signature interactive feature and participating in several game rules. The table uses a dot-matrix display...

Fathom is a solid-state pinball machine released by Bally in 1981, designed by Greg Kmiec with underwater fantasy artwork by Paul Faris. Its playfield uses four flippers, three pop bumpers, drop-target banks, multiball play, and a distinctive arrangement of upper and lower playfield shots. Created f...

Cirqus Voltaire is a Bally pinball machine released in 1997 and designed by John Popadiuk with Cameron Silver. Its futuristic circus theme is represented by a neon-lit ramp, a rising Ringmaster head, a magnet-based ball lock, and a dot-matrix display mounted above the playfield. The rules ask player...

Eight Ball Deluxe is a Bally solid-state pinball machine released in 1981 and designed by George Christian. Its cue-sports theme uses numbered drop targets, bonus-multiplier targets, speech, and shot combinations built around completing groups of billiard balls. The table is for players who prefer r...

Bally's Cactus Canyon is a Wild West-themed pinball machine released in 1998 near the end of Bally and Williams' production of traditional dot-matrix display games. Designed by Tom Kopera, it features gunfight, train, mine, and saloon objectives organized around an unfinished rule set. Only a limite...

Scared Stiff is a Bally pinball machine released in 1996 and designed by Dennis Nordman. Its theme draws on horror imagery and features the licensed likeness and voice of Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, who appears throughout the game’s presentation and audio. The machine uses a dot-matrix display, hu...

The Bally Attack from Mars pinball machine is a 1995 original designed by Brian Eddy. It features a compelling science fiction narrative centered around a 1950s alien invasion. Notable for its innovative dot-matrix display and high scoring potential, it’s favored by experienced pinball players seeki...

The Addams Family pinball machine, produced by Bally in 1992, is a highly sought-after collectible. Designed by Pat Lawlor, it achieved record sales with over twenty thousand units distributed globally. The game features a distinctive dot-matrix display and recreates scenes from the popular 1990s te...

Cactus Canyon is a Bally pinball machine released in 1998 and set in a comic Western world of outlaws, saloons, shootouts, and train robberies. The game was designed by Tom Kopera and Matt Coriale, with artwork by John Youssi and a Williams WPC-95 system. Its playfield includes a moving train, a mec...

The Champion Pub is a boxing-themed pinball machine released by Bally in 1998 and designed by George Gomez. Its playfield includes a mechanical boxer that the player strikes with a pinball, a jump-rope mechanism, and a speed-bag feature, integrating physical boxing exercises into its rule set. It us...

World Cup Soccer is a Bally-branded pinball machine released in 1994 and based on the FIFA World Cup. John Popadiuk and Larry DeMar are credited with its design, and the game uses licensed tournament imagery, including the 1994 FIFA World Cup logo and the mascot Striker. Its soccer rules and physica...

The Bally Theatre of Magic is an original pinball machine released in 1995. Designed by Steve Ritchie, it’s notable for its stage magic theme centered around illusions and trickery. The game uses a distinctive dot-matrix display to present the magical scenes and gameplay. It's particularly appealing...

Bally Eight Ball is a solid-state pinball machine released by Bally in 1977, during the industry's transition from electromechanical scoring systems to electronic hardware and digital displays. Its artwork and playfield use a pool-hall theme, with numbered billiard balls serving as central scoring t...

The Bally Creature from the Black Lagoon is a 1992 pinball machine licensed from the classic 1954 horror film. It recreates the iconic lagoon monster with a detailed dot-matrix display and a movable 3D creature toy. The game’s drive-in movie theme offers a nostalgic experience primarily for fans of...

Bally Cirqus Voltaire is a pinball machine released in 1997 under the Williams/Bally umbrella, designed by John Popadiuk. The machine features an abstract circus theme, heavily distinguished by its neon tubes and highly stylized, vibrant artwork. Gameplay centers around completing various circus act...

Black Rose is a pirate-themed pinball machine released by Bally in 1992 and designed around firing cannons, sinking ships, and completing voyages. Its playfield includes a prominent ship mechanism, ramps, targets, and a broadside feature in which the player aims and fires a cannon to advance toward...

Bally Embryon is a 1981 solid-state pinball machine produced by Bally and designed around a surreal science-fiction theme. Its playfield and backglass use abstract biological imagery, while its wide-body cabinet provides more playing area than a standard machine of the period. It represents Bally's...

Bally's Evel Knievel is a licensed pinball machine released in 1977 and themed around the American motorcycle stunt performer Evel Knievel. Bally produced both electromechanical and solid-state versions during the industry's transition between the two technologies, so describing the title as exclusi...

Scared Stiff is a horror-themed pinball machine released by Bally in 1996, featuring horror hostess Elvira, played by Cassandra Peterson. Designed by Dennis Nordman, the game centers around a spooky, campy aesthetic and includes several iconic interactive toys, such as a spinning spider wheel and a...

Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy is an electromechanical pinball machine released by Bally in 1976. Its theme draws on Elton John's 1975 album of the same name and on his appearance as the Pinball Wizard in the film adaptation of The Who's Tommy. The backglass prominently depicts John in...

Black Rose is a pirate-themed solid-state pinball machine released by Bally in the early 1990s and designed by John Trudeau. Its playfield uses nautical imagery and gameplay elements built around the pirate setting, including a prominent mechanical cannon that interacts with the ball. The machine is...

Judge Dredd is a 1993 pinball machine released by Bally and based on the law-enforcement character from the British comic 2000 AD. Designed by John Trudeau, it uses a wide-body cabinet and includes an upper playfield, ramps, drop targets, and a locking mechanism built around the game's multiball fea...

Six Million Dollar Man is a 1978 Bally solid-state pinball machine licensed from the television series of the same name. Designed by Greg Kmiec, it uses the show's cyborg-hero theme in its artwork, sounds, scoring objectives, and playfield devices, including a mechanical bionic-arm feature. The mach...

Safe Cracker is a 1996 pinball machine from Williams Electronics that combines conventional pinball with a timed board-game-style sequence. Its design uses a smaller cabinet than a standard full-size machine and includes a dot-matrix display, a safe-cracking theme, and game elements involving tokens...

Bally Fireball is a classic electromechanical pinball machine released in 1972 by the Bally Manufacturing Corporation. The machine is historically notable for its central spinning disc, officially referred to as the Zylon wheel, which actively disrupts the ball's path and represents one of the earli...

Released by Bally in 1981, Eight Ball Deluxe is a solid-state pinball machine that serves as the sequel to the highly successful 1977 game Eight Ball. The machine features a classic billiards theme where players aim to hit drop targets representing pool balls to advance through various gameplay mode...