Uploaded July 2015 | Updated September 2026, 9 hours ago
Here we have a 1977 Bally Evel Knievel pinball machine in action.
This machine was designed by Gary Gayton with artwork by Paul Faris.
This was a very popular machine in the late-70's. Bally made 14,000 of them (which is a very good run) and collectors and casual players alike still seem to seek out this game for their homes.
The two spinner shots are satisfying to hit and spin forever when they're adjusted properly.
Spelling S-U-P-E-R and C-Y-C-L-E are the main objectives and doing so is not easy. Hitting the drop targets awards the extra ball and special. It's a game with rudimentary goals, but they're fun and challenging to achieve.
For more info on this game, see here:
ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=4499
Here we have a 1977 Bally Evel Knievel pinball machine in action.
This machine was designed by Gary Gayton with artwork by Paul Faris.
This was a very popular machine in the late-70's. Bally made 14,000 of them (which is a very good run) and collectors and casual players alike still seem to seek out this game for their homes.
The two spinner shots are satisfying to hit and spin forever when they're adjusted properly.
Spelling S-U-P-E-R and C-Y-C-L-E are the main objectives and doing so is not easy. Hitting the drop targets awards the extra ball and special. It's a game with rudimentary goals, but they're fun and challenging to achieve.
For more info on this game, see here:
ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=4499
