Square Head is a classic 1960’s pinball machine. It features five pop bumpers, four dead bumpers, and a tic-tac-toe board on the playfield with lights for X and O scoring. Unique lighting allows each square on the board to be illuminated as an X or O.

As with most of the Gottlieb games from the early to mid 1960’s it features the great, clean artwork of Roy Parker. The backglass depicts a wacky construction scene with interior decorators painting the scene and carrying tools while the main character carries a plank of wood on his head. Two kids play marbles in the center of the glass.

This game is in excellent condition. The backglass is nearly mint. The cabinet is very clean and the paint is bright. The playfield is in very good shape with only a little wear around the pop bumpers (but not into the colored section of the playfield).

 Square Head is an add-a-ball game. Each game starts with five balls, and the player earns extra balls by completing a line of X’s or O’s on the playfield. In addition, two gobble holes add a ball and 200 points when lit.

Square Head is a one-player game suitable for all ages. The game has been configured for free play. Please call or e-mail with any questions or for more photos.

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Williams Rollergames, designed in 1990, features three flippers, three pop bumpers, a bank of three drop targets, and several wire-form ramps. The game also features vertical up-kicker that launches the ball into position for the magnet feature.

The colorful artwork depicts roller derby stadium with two teams racing around the track. The game is named after a short-lived TV show. Various sponsors, including Pepsi and Thermos, are assigned to the six roller derby teams, representing different modes to be completed. The game has great background music with different tracks for different modes of the game, such as multi-ball mode and jackpot mode.

Rollergames has a cool magnet feature that catches the ball as it drops from the wireform, holds it in place to line up the shot, then tells the player when to flip – releasing the ball from the magnet at the same time. With the right shot, the player can launch the ball straight up the ramp.

During regular play, the game will release any captive balls into a wire-form race track that loads them back into the ball lock, making it look like the balls are eager for action.

Rollergames is a four-player game with full speech and music, an alpha-numeric display used for scores and animation, and multi-ball modes. The game is in excellent condition and has been completely restored. It has a brand new display installed. It is setup for free play. Please e-mail us for pictures and more details.

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Gottlieb Premier’s Gold Wings brings action and thrill of Top Gun to pinball. The artwork suggests that the 1986 Top Gun movie starring Tom Cruise and Kelly McGillis is the basis for the game.  

Gold Wings features four flippers, four pop bumpers, kicking targets, and a wide ramp running from the upper right to drop in front of the upper flippers. The game offers a two-ball multi-ball mode and an opportunity for an extra ball. An Air siren in the cabinet activates when the player receives an extra ball. Gold Wings requires players to hit all eight targets to light the extra ball.

Gold Wings is a nice, four-player game with multiple shots, modes, and features. The game is setup for free play. Please call or e-mail with any questions or for more photos.

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With a limited production run licensed by the NFL, Stern brings NFL football to the world of pinball. The Chicago Bears pinball is one of nineteen NFL teams featured in Stern’s production run of NFL pinball.

The playfield and cabinet feature great artwork with Bears logos and Chicago Bears helmet on the backglass. The game features three flippers, one bank of four drop targets, three pop bumpers, multiple standup targets, and several ramps, including chrome wireform and plastic ramps.

The game features a rotating linebacker behind a line a drop targets that can catch the ball during play. Players attempt to know down the drop targets and get passed the linebacker to score a touchdown. The game features several multi-ball modes with the captive balls held in the stadium track. Players load balls into the lock area with a third flipper mid-field.

NFL: Bears is a four-player game with full speech and music, a dot-matrix display used for scores and animation, and multi-ball modes. The game is in excellent condition and has been completely restored. It is setup for free play. Please e-mail us for pictures and more details.

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Flipper Cowboy is a classic 1960’s pinball machine. It features pop bumpers, targets, and a spinning roto-target that changes numbers every time it is hit.

 As with most of the Gottlieb games from the early to mid 1960’s it features the great, clean artwork of Roy Parker. The animated backbox contains a cowboy with a pistol shooting at a target. The target spins when shot and the bell rings. Characters in western-style dress decorate the glass and playfield.

Flipper Cowboy is an add-a-ball game. Each game starts with five balls, but the players have an opportunity to earn extra balls throughout the game. The back glass illuminates the number of balls to play – up to 10. The object of the game is to collect as many numbers in a row as possible. Four in a row provides one extra ball and one extra ball for every additional number.

During the restoration process, cleaned and polished the playfield and plastics. We added new lights and new rubber rings as well as new bumper caps and new numbered-decals on the roto-target. In addition, we polished the coin door and strike plate. The playfield and back glass are in great shape.

Flipper Cowboy is a one-player game suitable for all ages. The game has been configured for free play. Please call or e-mail with any questions.

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Williams first pinball machine with speech, Gorgar has a limited vocabulary (only 7 words!), but it caused quite a stir. With racy artwork and a heartbeat background sound that steadily increases during play, the game draws a lot of attention.

Gorgar features two flippers, three pop bumpers, two sets of drop targets and a magnet under the playfield – the Snake Pit. The magnet holds the ball in place while Gorgar adds up the score.

Gorgar is a fun, fast game with creepy artwork and the classic Williams sound effects. The game allows up to four players and it set to regenerate credits so that quarters are not required. Please call or e-mail us for more pictures or with any questions.

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Central Parkis a classic 1960’s pinball machine. It features four pop bumpers and ten stand-up targets.
The game has two flippers at the top of the playfield, but these are stationary.

As with most of the Gottlieb games from the early to mid 1960’s it features the great, clean artwork of Roy Parker. The backglass depicts Central Park with numerous characters in the fore ground gathered to watch an organ grinder and a couple taking a carriage ride. Skyscrapers can be seen in the background beyond the park.

The backglass features an organ grinder monkey with a hammer that rings the bell every one hundred points. Stand-up targets along the top of the playfield advance the bonus as each set is completed. Yellow and green bonus lights in the center of the playfield keep track of the progress up through the Special.

Central Parkis a replay game. (Hurdy Gurdy is the add-a-ball version of this game.) Each game starts
with five balls, and the player earns replays by advancing the bonus through the Special.

Central Park is a one-player game suitable for all ages. The game has been configured for free
play. Please call or e-mail with any questions or for more photos.

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Bowling Queen is a classic 1960’s pinball machine. It features four pop bumpers near the top, stand-up targets at the top and near the center of the playfield, and rollovers throughout.

As with most of the Gottlieb games from the early to mid 1960’s it features the great, clean artwork of Roy Parker. The backglass artwork includes images of three pinball machines – Bowling Queen, Gaucho, and Flipper Clown.

Bowling Queen is a replay game. As the game is played, the player racks up red and white balls in the black glass. Lighted rollovers score points and add a ball to the tray on the backglass. Players earn replays at nine, ten, and eleven balls.

Bowling Queen is a one-player game suitable for all ages. The game has been configured for free play. Please call or e-mail with any questions or for more pictures.

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Namco released a combination video game cabinet celebrating the 20th anniversary of two classic games. This original unit contains both Ms Pac-Man and Galaga.

Namco’s Ms. Pac-Man / Galaga cabinet is a full-sized upright game, roughly six-feet tall.

Tunit is set on free-play, so quarters are not required. Please call or e-mail with questions or for more pictures.

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Flipper Pool is a classic 1960′s pinball machine. It features three pop bumpers, numerous targets, and five lanes at the top of the playfield. The game also features nice animation in the backbox – pool balls drop into view as the player completes the numbered targets on the playfield.

As with most of the Gottlieb games from the early to mid 1960′s it features the great, clean artwork of Roy Parker. As the game is played, the lighting behind the glass highlights different characters. The back glass depicts characters playing a game of pool.

Flipper Pool is an add-a-ball game. Each game starts with five balls, but the players have an opportunity to earn extra balls throughout the game. The back glass illuminates the number of balls to play – up to 10.

Flipper Pool is a one-player game suitable for all ages. The game has been configured for free play. Please call or e-mail with any questions.

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