Super Hockey

Super Hockey, manufactured by Chicago Coin Machine Manufacturing Company in April 1949, is a single-player electro-mechanical pinball machine with a hockey theme, an early example of a sports-themed EM game from the era.

The gameplay features two reverse flippers, positioned in the upper playfield - a relatively uncommon design choice. The machine also boasts two pop bumpers, six passive bumpers, and two slingshots, providing a dynamic experience for players. A kick-out hole adds an element of unpredictability, as the ball can escape through it during play.

While specific design or art credits are not available, Super Hockey's construction is characteristic of many pinball machines of the late 1940s. It remains a notable relic from that decade, offering a glimpse into the era's approach to sports-themed pinball design.