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Amigo Pinball
Amigo is a four-player electromechanical score-reel pinball machine manufactured by Bally in May 1974. A contemporary trade report announced volume delivery in July 1974 and described selectable three- or five-ball play, replay or add-a-ball operation, and a skill-controlled free-ball gate.
Amigo: machine facts
- Manufacture date
- May 1974
- Type
- Electro-mechanical
- Display
- Score reels
- Players
- 4
- Game settings
- 3 or 5 balls per game
- Scoring modes
- Replay or add-a-ball
Release and identity
Machine catalogs identify Amigo as a Bally electromechanical pinball machine manufactured in May 1974, with score-reel displays and support for four players.
The July 6, 1974 issue of Cash Box called it a new Bally four-player flipper and reported that volume delivery had been announced. This contemporary commercial documentation supports its classification as an original production game.
Gameplay and operator settings
Amigo's free-ball gate opens through a skill shot, normally using flipper action, although a bumper can also send the ball into the gate-opening lane. A separate skill shot awards an extra ball and is tied to the out-hole bonus.
The out-hole bonus doubles when collected on the final ball. Operators could configure the game for three or five balls per game, replay or add-a-ball operation, and play with or without a match feature.
Advertised features
Bally's contemporary advertisement highlighted skill-lane specials, an out-hole bonus, double bonus, kickout action, a playmore post, free balls, extra balls and a spin target.