Vegas

The Game Plan Vegas, designed by Ed Cebula with art by Dick White, was released in 1979 as a solid-state electronic (SS) cocktail-table pinball machine — a tabletop format meant to be played while seated, popular in bars and lounges of the era. It supports up to four players.

Specific details about Vegas's notable gameplay features are not well documented, so exact mechanics remain uncertain. However, as a cocktail table format, its layout would have been more compact and typically oriented for players seated on opposite sides.

One aspect that sets the Vegas apart is its gambling theme, a bold choice for a pinball machine given the industry's often family-friendly focus at the time. Without further documentation, the specifics of its art and design beyond Dick White's credited work remain unclear, but the Vegas stands as an intriguing example of Game Plan's late-1970s cocktail-table output.