King Rock
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King Rock is an electro-mechanical pinball machine designed by Gottlieb, released in 1972. It features a rock and roll theme with vibrant artwork and mechanical chimes.
Electro-mechanical, Single-player or multiplayer pinball game with chimes for sound, three flippers, pop bumpers, slingshots, and a spinning target. The layout includes a variety of targets to aim for, enhancing gameplay strategy.
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Spinning target, animated backglass, and illuminated scoring for high visibility in arcade settings.
- Theme: Rock and Roll
- Sound: Mechanical chimes
- Production: 9000
- Dimensions: 30 inches wide, 54 inches deep, 75 inches tall
- Year Released: 1972
- Weight: 250 lbs
Additional Info
King Rock was designed during the early 1970s when rock and roll was a popular cultural theme; the game reflects this era with its stylized graphics and musical motifs. This machine has a replay wheel instead of the modern dot matrix or LED score displays.
Designed by Ed Krynski with artwork by Gordon Morison.
King Rock is known for its durability and iconic 1970s pinball design, making it a standout among collectors and retro arcade enthusiasts.
Designed by Ed Krynski with artwork by Gordon Morison.
King Rock is known for its durability and iconic 1970s pinball design, making it a standout among collectors and retro arcade enthusiasts.