Six-Sixty-Six

Details on Six-Sixty-Six are scarce: IPDB records list it only as a single-player electromechanical pinball machine from Bally Manufacturing Corporation, with model number 48. Bally's low model numbering suggests it dates from early in the company's pinball production, though no confirmed year, designer, or theme survives in the record.

Given the limited documentation, little can be said with confidence about Six-Sixty-Six's specific gameplay, artwork, or place in Bally's catalog. Machines from this period of Bally's history are often sparsely documented compared to their later, better-known releases.

As with many pin games from Bally's earliest years, Six-Sixty-Six stands as a reminder of how much of the pinball industry's early history remains only partially recorded, even for machines produced by major manufacturers.