History Main / PhysicalPinballTables

** ''Pinball/RevengeFromMars''

* ''Attack from Mars''
** ''Revenge from Mars'': The first of two games released on Williams[=/=]Midway's Pinball 2000 platform.

** ''Pinball/Black Knight 2000''

** [[/index]]''Pinball/BlackKnight2000''[[index]]

* ''{{Pinball/FunHouse}}'': Featuring Rudy, the talking doll head.
* ''Pinball/HighSpeed'': The first game to feature a full song, as well as the first "Jackpot" bonus in a pinball game, that carried over from game-to-game.

'''NOTE:''' As new Works page are created for these tables, link them on this page. Use the "Pinball/" namespace!

* ''Pinball/BlackKnight'' and its sequel, ''Pinball/BlackKnight2000''

!!The following physical pinball tables have Works pages on this wiki:

** ''[=Jack*Bot=]'': ''[=Pin*Bot=]'' WITH A CASINO THEME, DOT MATRIX DISPLAY AND DCS SOUND!]]

* ''Pinball/MedievalMadness'': The SpiritualSuccessor to ''Attack from Mars''.

!!Notable physical pinball tables include:

* ''Attack from Mars''
** ''Revenge from Mars'': The first of two games released on Williams[=/=]Midway's Pinball 2000 platform.
* ''Pinball/BlackKnight'': The first multi-level pinball game, which also introduced Williams' trademark "magna-save" feature. The sequel, ''Pinball/BlackKnight2000'', is notable for having one of the best pinball soundtracks ever.
* ''Cirqus Voltaire''
* ''Eight Ball'': The second-highest selling pinball of all-time; the game's artwork was based on ''Happy Days'' Fonzie and Pinky.
* ''Fish Tales''
* ''Flash'': Steve Ritchie's first game for Williams after leaving Atari, ''Flash'' is the third-highest selling pinball game of all time. Notable for introducing the first continuous background sound, as well as the first flash lamps, in a pinball.
* ''Firepower'': The first electronic pinball game to feature multi-ball

* ''Gorgar'': The first "talking" pinball machine
* ''Hercules'': The largest pinball table ever made. It is so large that it uses billiard cue balls as pinballs.

** ''[[Pinball/TheMachineBrideOfPinbot The Machine: Bride of [=Pin*Bot=]]]'' (the first table with a billion-point reward)

* ''Theater of Magic''
* ''Pinball/TheTwilightZone'': Rated the "Best Electronic Pinball Machine of All Time" on the Internet Pinball Machine Database.
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* ''Pinball/BlackKnight'': The first multi-level pinball game, which also introduced Williams' trademark "magna-save" feature.
** ''Pinball/BlackKnight2000'': Notable for having one of the best soundtracks ever for a pinball game.

On this wiki, "Physical Pinball Table" refers to a {{Pinball}} game that existed as a tangible machine at some point in its history. Many of these pinballs may be emulated or adapted for VideoGameSystems or home computers, but their origins are in cabinets that can be touched, nudged, slapped, and jostled.

* ''[[Pinball/FunHouse]]'': Featuring Rudy, the talking doll head.

* ''[=FunHouse=]'': Featuring Rudy, the talking doll head

* ''OXO'': A 1973 table with a TicTacToe theme

** ''Revenge from Mars'': The first of two games released on Williams/Midway's Pinball 2000 platform.

** ''Pinball/BlackKnight2000'': Notable for having [[AwesomeMusic/VideoGames one of the best soundtracks ever for a pinball game]], and features Ed Boon and Dan Forden (both of ''MortalKombat'' fame).

* ''Eight Ball'': The second-highest selling pinball of all-time; the game's artwork was based on [[HappyDays Fonzie and Pinky]].

** ''[=Jack*Bot=]'': ''[=Pin*Bot=]'' [-[[RecycledInSpace WITH A CASINO THEME]], [[TechnologyMarchesOn DOT MATRIX DISPLAY AND DCS SOUND!]]-]
* ''Red & Ted's Roadshow'': The SpiritualSuccessor to ''[=FunHouse=]'', this game featured country singer Carlene Carter as the voice of Red; also, her song, "Every Little Thing", appears in that game.

* ''Theater of Magic''

* ''High Speed'': The first game to feature a full song, as well as the first "Jackpot" bonus in a pinball game, that carried over from game-to-game.

* ''Medieval Madness'': The SpiritualSuccessor to ''Attack from Mars'', which features TinaFey ([[SaturdayNightLive yes]], ''[[Series/ThirtyRock that]]'' [[Film/MeanGirls Tina Fey]]) as one of the voices.

'''NOTE:''' As new Works page are created for these tables, link them on this page.

** ''The Machine: Bride of [=Pin*Bot=]'' (the first table with a billion-point reward)

* ''Black Knight'': The first multi-level pinball game, which also introduced Williams' trademark "magna-save" feature.
** ''Black Knight 2000'': Notable for having [[AwesomeMusic/VideoGames one of the best soundtracks ever for a pinball game]], and features Ed Boon and Dan Forden (both of ''MortalKombat'' fame).

* ''Theater of Magic''

On this wiki, "Physical Pinball Table" refers to a {{Pinball}} game that existed as a tangible machine at some point in its history. Many of these pinballs may be emulated or adapted for VideoGameConsoles or home computers, but their origins are in cabinets that can be touched, nudged, slapped, and jostled.