antique poker pinball machine spinning card wheel

The mid to late ‘90s saw Bally’s pinball division sold to Williams and the death of Gottlieb pinball. Would society collapse because of a computer error? Would we all be doomed? No, we would not, which was a relief because the next decade brought us such game-changing things as the Motorola Razr phone, the iPod classic, LimeWire, reality TV, MySpace, and polos with popped collars.īut where was pinball during all of this? That’s a great question, and the truth is pinball almost died during this period. Looking for more photos or information about the history of this machine or international versions of this machine?Ĭlick to check out the International Pinball Machine Database listing on this pinball machine.It was 1999. View at The Internet Pinball Serial Number Database () (External site)įlippers (3), Pop bumpers (4), Kick-out holes (3), 5-bank drop targets (1), Spinning target (1).Ĭlick to browse online through our extensive showroom of classic and new Pinball machines! Williams Electronics, Incorporated (1967-1985) The following is from the International Pinball Database: Manufacturer: The bonus is worth a respectable number of points as well. I adore the option to either accept the straight flush at 100k or challenge for more. When you get a straight flush, there is an amazing sound. Since there is only one sling kicker on the left, I don’t think the game is extremely outlane drawn. It’s enjoyable and satisfying to maximize your jackpot multipliers and reach the royal flush drop objectives in the proper sequence. The gameplay and regulations of Alien Poker stand out.

If they are hit out of sequence, the target goes back up.

It has a unique feature that you have to hit down the drop targets in sequence. The theme of this pinball game is Aliens playing poker. The Alien Poker Pinball Machine is a pinball game surrounding a 70’s sci-fi theme made in 1980 by Williams *pictures are of the actual game for sale*

Antique poker pinball machine spinning card wheel