Sky High

Sky High, produced by Bally Manufacturing Corporation in May 1935, is an early electro-mechanical (EM) payout machine from a formative era of coin-operated pinball. As an EM game, it reflects the industry's move from purely mechanical devices toward more electrically driven play.

Detailed information on Sky High's specific gameplay features, artwork, and designer has not survived, which is common for payout machines of this vintage. As a payout-style game, it would have rewarded players directly for scoring rather than offering free replays, in keeping with Bally's payout-machine lineup of the mid-1930s.

Despite the scarcity of documentation, Sky High remains a piece of interest for pinball historians and collectors due to its position within Bally's early product history. Enthusiasts can appreciate it primarily for its age and its place among Bally's 1930s payout machines, even without more specific details of its design or theme.