Best Gottlieb

Haunted House is a solid-state pinball machine released by Gottlieb in 1982. It is notable for being the first commercial pinball machine to feature three separate playfield levels, with an elevated upper playfield and a lower playfield accessible beneath the main surface. The machine was designed b...

Gottlieb released TX-Sector in 1988, a futuristic science fiction-themed solid-state machine from their late solid-state production period.

Black Hole is an arcade pinball machine released by Gottlieb in 1981, notable for its mechanical design and adoption of solid-state technology. Designed by John Buras, the game's defining feature is a lower, sunken playfield visible through a window in the main table, equipped with upward-facing fli...

Gottlieb released Lights...Camera...Action! in 1989, a Hollywood film industry-themed solid-state machine built around a movie-production aesthetic.

Gottlieb Deadworld (1992) is themed around the Judge Dredd comic's Deadworld storyline, featuring undead characters and dark horror imagery drawn from the British franchise.

Gottlieb released Gladiators in 1993, based on the American Gladiators television competition series that had premiered in syndication in 1989.

Gottlieb Bone Busters Inc. (1989) is a ghost-hunting-themed machine with humorous cartoon artwork, released under Premier Technology's management of the Gottlieb brand.

Gottlieb Super Mario Bros. (1992) is a licensed machine based on Nintendo's Super Mario Bros. franchise, incorporating characters, enemies, and level imagery from the game series.

Gottlieb released Waterworld in 1995, tied to the Kevin Costner post-apocalyptic film of the same year, then among the most expensive films ever produced.

Gottlieb El Dorado: City of Gold (1984) is an adventure-themed machine based on the legend of the mythical South American city of gold long sought by Spanish conquistadors.

Gottlieb Cue Ball Wizard (1992) is a billiards-themed machine featuring a mechanical pool cue arm toy and gameplay structured around completing color-coded pool ball targets.

Gottlieb Tee'd Off (1993) is a golf-themed machine from Gottlieb's final production years, featuring miniaturized course elements and hole-completion scoring objectives.

Gottlieb released Q*Bert's Quest in 1983, based on the Q*Bert arcade game that Gottlieb itself had developed and released the previous year.

Gottlieb Genesis (1986) is a space and cosmic creation-themed solid-state machine produced during the Premier Technology era operating under the Gottlieb name in the mid-1980s.

Gottlieb's Caveman, released in 1981, is historically notable as the first production pinball machine to integrate a built-in video game display.

Gottlieb Spring Break (1987) is a college beach party-themed machine with vibrant summery artwork, released during Premier Technology's stewardship of the Gottlieb brand.

Gottlieb released Barb Wire in 1996, based on the Pamela Anderson action film, and it was among the last machines the manufacturer produced before closing.