Machines
Pinballby
What is on the floor right now. The tables are looked after by the Flippery.cz crew, serviced several times a week.
1992Data East · 1–4 playersIPDB ↗
Star Wars
The original trilogy on a playfield — voice clips, music and sounds straight from the films. A fast nineties machine that is easy to start on.
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It came out in 1992, fifteen years after the first film and long before anyone had heard of the prequels.
1994Bally · 1–4 playersIPDB ↗
World Cup Soccer
Football on a playfield. You shoot at the goal, kick a ball in the middle of the table, and the commentator loses his mind.
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It was released for the 1994 World Cup in the USA and became one of the best-selling pinball machines of the decade.
1992Bally · 1–4 playersIPDB ↗
Doctor Who
Time travel, the full works. A multi-level playfield and a pile of ramps — this one always draws a crowd.
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All seven Doctors who had appeared in the show up to 1992 are on the machine.
1992Bally · 1–4 playersIPDB ↗
Creature from the Black Lagoon
A fifties drive-in cinema in the middle of a horror screening. One of the best-looking tables we have.
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There is a hologram of the creature in the back of the cabinet that rises out of the water at you — nobody else was doing that in 1992.
1993Data East · 1–4 playersIPDB ↗
Jurassic Park (1993)
The 1993 classic, made right after the film. Ramps everywhere and a T-Rex in the middle of the playfield.
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The T-Rex actually eats your ball — and then spits it straight back into play.
2019Stern · 1–4 playersIPDB ↗
Jurassic Park (2019)
The modern take on the same theme. Deeper rules, more modes and a playfield packed with moving parts.
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It was designed by Keith Elwin — a pinball world champion who turned into one of the best designers working today.
2013Stern · 1–4 playersIPDB ↗
Star Trek
A fast, loud machine based on the reboot films. Great when you just want to play without studying the rules first.
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It is signed by Steve Ritchie, the man behind most of the fastest pinball machines ever built.
1993Williams · 1–4 playersIPDB ↗
Star Trek: The Next Generation
A true classic based on the TV series. Two cannons you aim and fire yourself, and a transporter: the ball vanishes under the playfield and beams up somewhere else.
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It was designed by Steve Ritchie, like the Stern Star Trek twenty years later, which you'll find here too.
1999Williams · 1–4 playersIPDB ↗
Star Wars Episode I
A pinball machine that projects video onto the playfield. You shoot at characters that are not physically there — still one of the strangest machines ever made.
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It is one of the last tables Williams ever built. Shortly afterwards the company left the pinball business for good.
2006Stern · 1–4 playersIPDB ↗
Pirates of the Caribbean
Pirates with everything you would expect — a ship, a treasure chest and plenty of multiball. A good table for a group.
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It was designed by George Gomez, the same man responsible for the legendary Monster Bash.
1993Williams · 1–4 playersIPDB ↗
White Water
A whitewater rafting run. The ball tears down the ramps and you try to keep it on course.
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There is a Bigfoot living on the playfield. Hit the right ramp and he turns up on the speakers to make your life harder.
1993Bally · 1–4 playersIPDB ↗
Twilight Zone
A legend, and one of the hardest tables ever made. The rules run so deep you could study them for years.
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Besides the usual steel ball there is a white ceramic Powerball — lighter, immune to the magnets, and it flies completely differently.
1993Williams · 1–4 playersIPDB ↗
Bram Stoker's Dracula
A dark table based on the Coppola film, with an atmosphere you do not forget.
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Magnets under the playfield make the ball float in mid-air. In 1993 nobody could work out how it was done.
1995Bally · 1–4 playersIPDB ↗
Who Dunnit
A detective story on a playfield. You investigate a murder in a hotel while the game hands you clues.
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The killer is different every time — the game picks one at the start of each play, so you cannot just memorise the answer.
1993Bally · 1–4 playersIPDB ↗
Judge Dredd
Comic-book Judge Dredd from the nineties. Hard, loud and full of shooting.
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The Deadworld planet spins above the playfield, collecting balls and then dumping them all into multiball at once.
1994Data East · 1–4 playersIPDB ↗
Guns N' Roses
A rock'n'roll table with the band built into the machine. It plays loud, as it should.
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Data East made its name in the early nineties on music-licensed pinball machines — and this is the loudest of the lot.