The Bally Game Show (Refurbished) Bally 1990

The Bally Game Show is a four-player solid-state pinball machine featuring two flippers, three pop bumpers, and two ramps. Designed by Dan Langlois and Peter Perry, the game revolves around a glitzy television game show theme hosted by the fictional character "Keith McTeeth". Players collect virtual prizes like a color TV, a trip, a truck, and a brand-new car. A prominent, repeatable center ramp drives the shot flow, feeding a scoring wheel mechanic. Completing goals unlocks a 2-ball "Showcase Bonanza" multiball mode for jackpots. Includes a physical bell ringing mechanism that sounds when hitting specific targets like the car sinkhole.

This pinball machine has been fully shopped out:

Thorough cleaning of playfield and wax; each piece is removed and meticulously cleaned.

Any broken pieces are fixed or replaced.

All electronics are completely checked and cleaned to ensure the games play well.

New rubbers are installed; new pinball; new playfield glass; new leg levelers with acrylic base to protect your floors.

Original cabinet with original side art in excellent condition; original plastics are very good shape; original backglass is excellent. Original playfield is near perfect; original boards are all working as they should.