Diamond Lady
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Diamond Lady is a pinball machine designed by John Trudeau and released by Gottlieb in 1988, featuring a casino and gambling theme.
Solid State Electronic (SS) with System 80B, featuring 3 flippers and 2 pop bumpers.
Additional details
Dot-matrix style score display, roulette wheel bonus feature.
- Theme: Casino, Gambling
- Sound: Electronic sounds and voiced features.
- System: Gottlieb System 80B
- Production: 3000
- Dimensions: 29 inches wide x 56 inches deep x 76 inches high
- Year Released: 1988
- Weight: 250 lbs
Additional Info
Diamond Lady was one of the first machines to incorporate a dot-matrix style score display. It also includes unique gameplay features such as a roulette wheel for bonus scores.
The machine includes an innovative keypad to enter high scores, a first for games in this era.
Diamond Lady was well received for its unique gimmicks and sound design, offering players a distinctive experience compared to other games of the period.
The machine includes an innovative keypad to enter high scores, a first for games in this era.
Diamond Lady was well received for its unique gimmicks and sound design, offering players a distinctive experience compared to other games of the period.