Fireball Classic, Bally, 1985. This is a remake of the 1975 EM version.
A supervillain, or possibly demon, or perhaps superhero, throws fireballs at the player. He stands in a wind-up in front of a yellow cloud while standing on yellow fire.
Embryon
Embryon, Bally, 1980.
There is some wild shit going on here.
First, the background: we are in a hallway of metal walls and grates like something off the set of Alien.
Dead center is a big circular metal tunnel with two human brains in semicircular containers clamped to the outside.
On the left, organic spheres about the size of basketballs are pouring out of something conveyor-like.
On the right, a sphere that comes to about waist height has a decidedly humanoid shape growing in it.
In the center, a man in a tight metallic blue shirt, red suspenders, with pilot goggles perched on his forehead stands behind a sphere that comes to his waist. His right hand rests on it.
A semi-feminine (or possibly starving) humanoid with red skin, a green drape, sits some kind of yellow goo inside the sphere. This, we presume, is the embryon.
This is some kind of fucked up, y’all.
Bobby Orr Power Play
Bobby Orr Power Play, 1977. This machine celebrates Bobby Orr, ice hockey, the Chicago Blackhawks, and Canada in general. The centerpiece is Bobby Orr in his Blackhawks uniform scoring a goal against the Toronto Mapleleafs goalie. The Mapleleafs logos emblazon the left side of the backglass and the Blackhawks the right.
Black Jack
Black Jack, Bally, 1977. A detailed and elaborate Jack (like on playing cards) decorates this machine. I own one, so clearly I like it.
Attack from Mars
Attack from Mars, Bally, 1995. Big-brained green aliens with three fingers attach earth and capture a pretty blonde in a white dress, as usual. City, fire, and a flying saucer or two for good measure.
