Flame of Athens

Allied Leisure

Flame of Athens

Flame of Athens is a pinball machine from 1978, manufactured by Allied Leisure Industries, Inc.

Fascination Intl. released their own version identical to Allied called "Eros One". No differences between them.

Allied Leisure designed a CPU board similar to Bally's HUO idea. Using microchips capable of storing ROM with its integrated RAM and PIA capabilities, it allowed the CPU to work with a condensed version of a typical microcomputer amid everyone sees in commercial pinball machines and video arcades. Its similar programming reacted like an electromechanical machine.

This game uses the Allied Leisure System 3 board (beige).

Design team

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Game details

581
1978
Solid state
Unknown
Custom shape
Digital
2
2
0
0
#3100
Unknown

Flyers

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Price history

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This game has been listed only once on the Pinside Marketplace, most recently on 2017-11-07.


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