Bally Pin

About

Bally Pin is a pinball game where players use two joysticks to control flippers and score points. Up to four players take turns with five balls each, aiming to hit bumpers, drop targets, upper kicker zones, and a central spinner. The more you hit, the more points you rack up. It plays like a straightforward pinball challenge but with tight controls and a focus on timing. Available only on the Bally Astrocade in late 1979, it was praised for its smooth physics and multiplayer support. While not many modern ratings exist, it was considered a high point for home pinball simulations in its era. The game’s simplicity and competitive edge made it popular among early arcade enthusiasts.