Uploaded September 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Here we have the iconic 1979 Bally KISS pinball machine for your viewing pleasure.
This game sure is pretty. It's a fairly lackluster game, but it sure looks good. Hitting the K-I-S-S targets lights the corresponding letter in the KISS grid at the centre of the playfield. The letters in the four KISS words and the arrows surrounding the grid operate as the machine's bonus. Lighting the whole grid once lights the super bonus, which is worth 40k points. Completing the grid a 2nd time lights the colossal bonus for 80k points. Completing it one more time awards a total of 120k. A whole line of KISS can be lit by completing the drop targets or by hitting the "light-a-line" rollover at the top of the playfield when lit.
Hitting the A-B-C-D targets the first time awards 2x bonus. The 2nd time awards extra ball and the third time (and each time thereafter awards the special).
The spinners are interesting to shoot for and are located at an unusual location at the top of the playfield.
KISS was designed by Jim Patla with art by Kevin O'Connor. For more information on this machine, see here:
ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1386
Here we have the iconic 1979 Bally KISS pinball machine for your viewing pleasure.
This game sure is pretty. It's a fairly lackluster game, but it sure looks good. Hitting the K-I-S-S targets lights the corresponding letter in the KISS grid at the centre of the playfield. The letters in the four KISS words and the arrows surrounding the grid operate as the machine's bonus. Lighting the whole grid once lights the super bonus, which is worth 40k points. Completing the grid a 2nd time lights the colossal bonus for 80k points. Completing it one more time awards a total of 120k. A whole line of KISS can be lit by completing the drop targets or by hitting the "light-a-line" rollover at the top of the playfield when lit.
Hitting the A-B-C-D targets the first time awards 2x bonus. The 2nd time awards extra ball and the third time (and each time thereafter awards the special).
The spinners are interesting to shoot for and are located at an unusual location at the top of the playfield.
KISS was designed by Jim Patla with art by Kevin O'Connor. For more information on this machine, see here:
ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1386
