Knapp Arcade
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All pictures that I’ve taken myself at trips to arcades across the country sprinkled with the latest pinball and arcade industry news. www.knapparcade.org
The game can only be played by two players head-to-head. The players use two buttons to control their hockey players to hit a ball that is smaller than a conventional pinball left or right.
November 10, 2025 at 6:24 PM
The game can only be played by two players head-to-head. The players use two buttons to control their hockey players to hit a ball that is smaller than a conventional pinball left or right.
Supposedly, this machine was designed to compete with Gottlieb’s low-cost “Street Level” pinball machines, like Silver Slugger. It didn’t have any ramps or fancy animations. It was the last Bally pin to use an alpha numeric display. The original theme for the machine was “Poker Night”.
November 10, 2025 at 12:27 PM
Supposedly, this machine was designed to compete with Gottlieb’s low-cost “Street Level” pinball machines, like Silver Slugger. It didn’t have any ramps or fancy animations. It was the last Bally pin to use an alpha numeric display. The original theme for the machine was “Poker Night”.
While it was not specifically made for Pizza Hut 🍕, as had been rumored, the cabinet was frequently available at its locations.
This particular cabinet is loaded with Super Mario Bros. and Dr. Mario. As seen at The Arcade in Brighton, Michigan.
This particular cabinet is loaded with Super Mario Bros. and Dr. Mario. As seen at The Arcade in Brighton, Michigan.
November 8, 2025 at 6:41 PM
While it was not specifically made for Pizza Hut 🍕, as had been rumored, the cabinet was frequently available at its locations.
This particular cabinet is loaded with Super Mario Bros. and Dr. Mario. As seen at The Arcade in Brighton, Michigan.
This particular cabinet is loaded with Super Mario Bros. and Dr. Mario. As seen at The Arcade in Brighton, Michigan.
Skateball was the first Bally solid state game with 7-digit scoring.
As seen at the Ann Arbor Pinball Museum in Brighton, Massachusetts.
As seen at the Ann Arbor Pinball Museum in Brighton, Massachusetts.
November 8, 2025 at 1:56 PM
Skateball was the first Bally solid state game with 7-digit scoring.
As seen at the Ann Arbor Pinball Museum in Brighton, Massachusetts.
As seen at the Ann Arbor Pinball Museum in Brighton, Massachusetts.
Yeah Zaccaria art is fantastic
November 8, 2025 at 3:05 AM
Yeah Zaccaria art is fantastic
Dutch really nailed it with this game. It has three levels - a solid upper playfield with several shots and a cool bowling 🎳 lower playfield. The theme integration is fantastic.
As seen at The Arcade in Brighton, Michigan.
As seen at The Arcade in Brighton, Michigan.
November 7, 2025 at 12:03 PM
Dutch really nailed it with this game. It has three levels - a solid upper playfield with several shots and a cool bowling 🎳 lower playfield. The theme integration is fantastic.
As seen at The Arcade in Brighton, Michigan.
As seen at The Arcade in Brighton, Michigan.
T2 was the first Williams pin to be designed with a DMD, though Bally Gilligan’s Island which was started after beat it to market with one.
As seen at The Arcade in Brighton, Michigan.
As seen at The Arcade in Brighton, Michigan.
November 6, 2025 at 9:30 PM
T2 was the first Williams pin to be designed with a DMD, though Bally Gilligan’s Island which was started after beat it to market with one.
As seen at The Arcade in Brighton, Michigan.
As seen at The Arcade in Brighton, Michigan.
A 2-player version of this game called “Soccer” also came out in 1975 (2,900 units).
The game has an animated backglass that features red soccer balls being kicked into a goal, which represent the player’s bonus.
As seen at the Ann Arbor Pinball Museum in Brighton, Michigan.
The game has an animated backglass that features red soccer balls being kicked into a goal, which represent the player’s bonus.
As seen at the Ann Arbor Pinball Museum in Brighton, Michigan.
November 6, 2025 at 2:28 PM
A 2-player version of this game called “Soccer” also came out in 1975 (2,900 units).
The game has an animated backglass that features red soccer balls being kicked into a goal, which represent the player’s bonus.
As seen at the Ann Arbor Pinball Museum in Brighton, Michigan.
The game has an animated backglass that features red soccer balls being kicked into a goal, which represent the player’s bonus.
As seen at the Ann Arbor Pinball Museum in Brighton, Michigan.
Ooh. Good names. Thanks. I saw the 60 number on Pinside but I’m skeptical of its production numbers.
November 6, 2025 at 1:07 AM
Ooh. Good names. Thanks. I saw the 60 number on Pinside but I’m skeptical of its production numbers.
