Rock

Meet Rock, a 1985 Premier Technology (Gottlieb) pinball machine that stands out as one of the most iconic electronic games of its era. Designed by John Trudeau, Rock is significant in pinball history for its unique blend of music-themed gameplay and innovative design elements. As an early example of a solid-state electronic pinball, Rock boasts a robust feature set that includes four flippers, two slingshots, five-bank drop targets, four-bank drop targets, and two roll-under spinners.

One of the most distinctive aspects of Rock is its mini-playfield at the upper left corner, which adds an extra layer of complexity to gameplay. The machine's hand-drawn translite art is also noteworthy, showcasing a stylized rock music aesthetic that was ahead of its time in 1985. Additionally, Rock features no-pop bumpers, a design choice that was uncommon during this period but adds to the machine's unique playability.

Interestingly, John Trudeau, the designer behind Rock, went on to create many other influential pinball machines throughout his career. As a rare example of a Premier Technology (Gottlieb) game from 1985, Rock is highly sought after by collectors and enthusiasts for its historical significance and gameplay charm.