Expressway
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Expressway is a solid-state, electro-mechanical pinball game released by Bally in May 1971. The game features a fast-paced car racing theme with vibrant artwork and engaging gameplay.
Solid-state electronic system with electro-mechanical components, 1-player or 2-player gameplay, art by Christian Marche.
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The game notably features lit flippers that guide the ball through the playfield efficiently, along with classic markers like spinners that reflect the car racing theme.
- Theme: Racing, Cars
- Sound: Chime box sounds typical of the electro-mechanical era.
- Production: 2900
- Dimensions: 30" x 54" x 75"
- Year Released: 1971
- Weight: 250 lbs
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Expressway was known for its clear rule set and engaging playfield that includes bumpers, spinners, and drop targets.
Expressway is popular among collectors for its unique artwork and classic gameplay style. It represents the transition period between electro-mechanical and solid-state machines.
Two flippers, multiple drop targets and strong thematic scoring based on positions in a car race.
Expressway is popular among collectors for its unique artwork and classic gameplay style. It represents the transition period between electro-mechanical and solid-state machines.
Two flippers, multiple drop targets and strong thematic scoring based on positions in a car race.