Freedom
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Freedom is a pinball machine designed by Bally, released in 1976. It was released in two versions: an electro-mechanical (EM) version and a solid-state (SS) version, both featuring patriotic themes to commemorate the bicentennial of the United States.
Features an EM version with mechanical scoring and a SS version known for increasing game reliability.
Additional details
Bicentennial theme; numerous playfield targets and flippers.
- Theme: Patriotic, Bicentennial
- Sound: Chimes (EM version) and electronic sounds (SS version)
- System: AS-2518-17 (for the SS version)
- Dimensions: N/A
- Year Released: 1976
- Weight: N/A
Additional Info
The machine features artwork by Christian Marche and is known for its patriotic theme.
Two versions were released due to the transition from EM to SS technology in the industry.
Freedom was part of Bally's lineup celebrating the United States' 200th anniversary.
Two versions were released due to the transition from EM to SS technology in the industry.
Freedom was part of Bally's lineup celebrating the United States' 200th anniversary.