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Machine history · Allied Leisure Industries · 1975
Rock On Pinball
Rock On is a four-player solid-state pinball machine commercially released by Allied Leisure in September 1975. Its distributed electronic system uses multiple circuit boards rather than a central MPU, along with five-digit score displays and chimes.
Rock On: machine facts
- Manufacturer
- Allied Leisure Industries
- Release
- September 1975
- Players
- 4
- Technology
- Solid-state electronic
- Scoring display
- Five-digit electronic displays
- Sound
- Chimes
Release and identity
Allied Leisure commercially released Rock On in September 1975. The Open Pinball Database identifies the same title as a four-player solid-state machine manufactured by Allied Leisure in September 1975.
Hardware
Rock On uses the architecture PinWiki designates as Allied Leisure Generation 1. Instead of a central MPU, the system distributes game functions among multiple circuit boards, including assemblies responsible for player and ball state, scoring, lamps and credits.
The machine uses five-digit score displays and chimes. Rock On shares its cabinet and playfield layout with other Allied Leisure Generation 1 games, although artwork and portions of the power-section wiring and components varied among titles.