I'm trying to remember what game I was looking at.

The other day, I was watching a video of an early solid state game (Stern or Bally, I'm pretty sure), and while the player had a ball in play there was a rolling blank that moved through the display. I've recreated the effect (at least how I remember it) on my Bally Black Jack just to show what it looked like. Does anyone know what game I'm thinking of? I thought it was Fathom, but I can't find video of it doing that.

Here's my recreation:

Does anyone remember a game that did this? I've been through my youtube history and I can't find the thing. I liked the effect because in a multiplayer game it was immediately obvious which score to look at (the player 1-4 lights are not all that obvious).

An additional clue, perhaps, in this game I was watching, the score flashed until the playfield was validated and then it did this rolling blank effect. To the best of my knowledge, the very first SS from Bally/Stern (MPU100, -17) didn't flash scores before the playfield was validated, so I'm guessing it was a second-gen SS.

Awesome - thanks for the replies. It was Barracora that I was looking at:

I was wrong when I remembered it as a Bally/Stern.

I like it as an "idle" animation, but it really pops up quick on Barracora. Looks like if you don't hit anything for 1.5 seconds, it starts cycling. Also, my recreation was off. On Barracora, Williams wipes the whole score out from left to right, reveal it again from left to right, and then pause for 1/3 of a second. (I was just blanking a single digit).