Bally came out with this game in 1984, and produced around 2,000 units. (IPDB)

It was the last in a series of four games based on the same theme, and nearly identical to the original Fireball from 1972, minus the zipper flippers.

Bally also produced Fireball 2 and a home-model version, also called Fireball.

With such great artwork and a fun layout, you can see why they kept making the game over!

We installed full LEDs in this game: insert, GI, and flashers.

We gave it a full shop job, too, tearing everything off the playfield to be polished, tumbled, buffed, washed, or otherwise cleaned.

All the mechanics were tested. This game works 100%.

Here’s a close-up of one of the best features of this game: the spinning disc in the center that throws your balls way off-course.

Thanks for all the good times, Fireball.