1987 Pinball Machines
In 1987, 45 pinball machines were released. Williams led production with 6 titles. This year is part of the 1980s era of pinball.
45
Machines
19
Manufacturers
1980s
Era
Amazon Hunt II
Gottlieb|1987
Arena
Gottlieb|1987
9 locations
Big Guns
Unidesa|1987
2 locations
Big Guns
Williams|1987
37 locations
Bloody Roller
Playbar|1987
City Slicker
Bally|1987
3 locations
Cobra
Bell Games|1987
1 location
Devil King
Tecnoplay|1987
Dungeons and Dragons
Bally|1987
18 locations
Escape
Jac Van Ham|1987
Escape from the Lost World
Bally|1987
11 locations
F-14 Tomcat
Williams|1987
70 locations
F1 Grand Prix
Bell Games|1987
Fire!
Williams|1987
33 locations
Fire! Champagne Edition
Williams|1987
2 locations
Future Queen
Bell Games|1987
1 location
Galaxy Play 2
Cic Play|1987
Hardbody
Bally|1987
7 locations
Heavy Metal Meltdown
Bally|1987
5 locations
Iron Balls
Unidesa|1987
1 location
Laser War
Data East|1987
9 locations
Lortium
Juegos Populares|1987
1 location
Mac Jungle
Maguinas / Mac Pinball|1987
Mephisto
Unidesa|1987
Millionaire
Williams|1987
5 locations
Monte Carlo
Gottlieb|1987
8 locations
Moon Light
Inder|1987
1 location
New Star's Phoenix
Zaccaria|1987
Odisea Paris Dakar
Peyper|1987
Party Animal
Bally|1987
14 locations
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Quijote
Juegos Populares|1987
Scramble
Tecnoplay|1987
1 location
Space Station
Williams|1987
26 locations
Space Train
Maguinas / Mac Pinball|1987
Spooky
Zaccaria|1987
3 locations
Spring Break
Gottlieb|1987
7 locations
Star Wars
Sonic|1987
1 location
Star's Phoenix
Zaccaria|1987
Super Flipp
A.A. Amusements|1987
Terrific Lake
Sportmatic|1987
1 location
Thunder Man
|1987
Victory
Gottlieb|1987
7 locations
White Force
Unidesa|1987
Wolf Man
Peyper|1987
1 location
X Force
Tecnoplay|1987
1 location
FAQ
How many pinball machines were released in 1987?
In 1987, 45 pinball machines were released across 19 manufacturers.
Which manufacturers made pinball machines in 1987?
Manufacturers active in 1987 include Williams (6), Bally (6), Gottlieb (5), Unidesa (4), Bell Games (3).
What era was 1987 part of?
1987 falls within the 1980s era of pinball history.