Diamond Jack
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Diamond Jack is an electro-mechanical pinball machine released by Gottlieb in 1967. Known for its classic design and engaging gameplay, it features a card game theme.
Type: Electro-mechanical, Players: 1-4, Theme: Card Game, Display Type: Mechanical Score Reels
Additional details
Add-A-Ball feature which allows players to earn extra balls during gameplay, 2 flippers, 2 pop bumpers, 2 slingshots, and multiple rollovers. The machine's artwork and playfield design are noteworthy examples of the craftsmanship of the era.
- Theme: Card game/Casino
- Sound: Electro-mechanical chimes and bells
- Production: 575
- Dimensions: 70.0 inches high, 55.0 inches deep, 24.0 inches wide
- Year Released: 1967
- Weight: 250 lbs
Additional Info
Diamond Jack is part of the Gottlieb 'AAB' (Add-A-Ball) series, which allows players to earn extra balls during gameplay.
Diamond Jack is one of the few 'Add-A-Ball' versions of this era, providing players with more opportunities to extend their game.
Designed by Ed Krynski with artwork by Roy Parker, Diamond Jack shares its design with another Gottlieb game, 'Jack in the Box', but features distinct gameplay options due to the 'Add-A-Ball' feature.
Diamond Jack is one of the few 'Add-A-Ball' versions of this era, providing players with more opportunities to extend their game.
Designed by Ed Krynski with artwork by Roy Parker, Diamond Jack shares its design with another Gottlieb game, 'Jack in the Box', but features distinct gameplay options due to the 'Add-A-Ball' feature.