A co-worker of mine who is close to retirement really wants to get a pinball from his youth. The only thing he could remember about it is that it has 9 targets. When I pressed him on details I think they MIGHT be rollovers.

I immediately guessed strikes and spares, he said not bowling based.

When I asked what the theme was he could not remember. PINSIDE GO!

I mean, you are both right. I am working on him for information.

Ok, he played it in 1974.

I am not convinced the buttons aren't actually just inserts. He said there was a uniform grid of them in the middle of the playfield, maybe 3x3 or 4x4. I showed him space shuttle and he said it looked close, but was not it, and it doesn't match the time frame anyways.

-ben

Ok, more clues. Sorry for the feed here but I have to translate his description to pinball speak. Anyways, he seemed very sure that there is an outlane and an inlane on each side, and somewhat sure there were 2 flippers in the middle area of the playfield.

So all together:

Orange "buttons" in a uniform grid pattern on middle or lower part of playfield (I'm not sure these are not inserts, but they might be buttons)
2 inlanes, 2 outlanes.
Played in 1974.

-ben

Is there another williams game like this with the orange buttons lower on the pf and inlanes on both sides?

-ben