Wow, what a cool find! I am glad it wound up with someone who is willing to post info about the game. I am looking forward to seeing what Jon Norris can recall about the machine.

Sure looks like two independent playfields from the photos.

Where can I find this interview?

I am a fan of the Gottliebs from this era owning a Waterworld and Cue Ball Wizard (with an eye out for a Bad Girls) and it is sad to know you guys were hoping for an investor to pull through and save the company. Is it true that it was Gottliebs investment in Keno machines or something of the sort that led to the financial downfall?

I was listening to a podcast and they had a guest who was familiar with the situation at Gottlieb at the time (for the life of me I cannot remember who it was or what podcast, sorry) and the guest mentioned a heavy investment in some sort of Keno venture that was never took off due to the tight grip on the industry by the manufacturers. I had never heard that before and would like to see if a second source had any info on it.

God, that makes it even more heartbreaking! Thanks for the additional information.

Created a topic for general Q&A's for Jon https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/the-jon-norris-gottlieb-designer-qampa-thread so we don't take this thread off topic and can focus on the awesomeness of this discovery.

Awesome, thanks for taking the time to do that for everyone!

Man, that looks like a fun two player game!