Uploaded November 2023 | Updated September 2026, 9 hours ago
Here's a 1976 Williams Space Mission pinball machine in action for your viewing pleasure. This is the four player version of Space Odyssey, which is the same game in a two player format.
This game is fairly iconic and Williams made a tonne of them (over 11,600, in fact), although I'm not really sure why. It's not a great game, although it's "ok". Shoot the swinging target to light A, B and C to light the saucers for double bonus, the centre lane at the top for extra ball and the out lanes for special. The game is plagued by the left and right kickers by the flippers that prevent the player from being able to cradle the ball and instead the game just plays itself. Pretty ho-hum if you ask me, but some people seem to dig it.
The loop shot at the top right is tough to hit but relatively satisfying when made. The spinner shot to the top is also fairly fun to blast. Otherwise pretty underwhelming.
Space Mission was designed by Steve Kordek (of course) with art by Christian Marche. For more information about this game, see here:
ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=2253
Here's a 1976 Williams Space Mission pinball machine in action for your viewing pleasure. This is the four player version of Space Odyssey, which is the same game in a two player format.
This game is fairly iconic and Williams made a tonne of them (over 11,600, in fact), although I'm not really sure why. It's not a great game, although it's "ok". Shoot the swinging target to light A, B and C to light the saucers for double bonus, the centre lane at the top for extra ball and the out lanes for special. The game is plagued by the left and right kickers by the flippers that prevent the player from being able to cradle the ball and instead the game just plays itself. Pretty ho-hum if you ask me, but some people seem to dig it.
The loop shot at the top right is tough to hit but relatively satisfying when made. The spinner shot to the top is also fairly fun to blast. Otherwise pretty underwhelming.
Space Mission was designed by Steve Kordek (of course) with art by Christian Marche. For more information about this game, see here:
ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=2253
