description Bally Kiss Overview
Bally KISS is a 1979 solid-state pinball machine licensed from the American rock band KISS. Its backglass and playfield use the group's name, stage imagery, and face-painted visual identity, while the game provides the electronic scoring, targets, bumpers, and multiball-style objectives typical of Bally tables from the period. The machine is relevant to pinball collectors, KISS fans, and players studying the growth of music-themed licenses in arcade games.
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Which version of KISS is Bally KISS?
Bally KISS is a 1979 solid-state pinball machine licensed from the American rock band KISS. It is separate from Stern's later KISS machine released in 2015.
What does the Bally KISS playfield look like?
The backglass and playfield use KISS imagery, including the group's name, stage presentation, and face-painted visual identity. The theme is built around the band's performance image.
What gameplay features does Bally KISS have?
The machine uses electronic scoring, targets, bumpers, and multiball-style objectives. These are standard pinball mechanisms presented through the KISS concert theme.
When was Bally KISS made?
Bally KISS was released in 1979. It is an early solid-state rock-themed pinball machine, predating Stern Pinball's 2015 KISS release.
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