Knock Out The Japs

"Knock Out The Japs" is a rare, historically significant pinball machine from Victory Games, produced in October 1942 during World War II. It was a conversion kit for Exhibit's earlier 1941 game 'Knockout', part of a wave of patriotic-themed pinball machines that emerged during the war. Its electro-mechanical, flipperless design was typical for its time, offering a simple yet engaging gameplay experience.

The gameplay of "Knock Out The Japs" is characterized by straightforward rules and basic objectives, with players aiming to knock out targets and score points. While not particularly complex, this machine's simplicity makes it an attractive addition to collections focused on early pinball history.

The artwork on "Knock Out The Japs" is a notable aspect of its design, featuring a backglass measuring 21 inches by 21 inches. While not much information exists about the designer or artist responsible for the machine's look, it's clear that the theme was intended to evoke a sense of patriotism and national pride during wartime. With only limited details available, "Knock Out The Japs" remains a notable piece of pinball history, offering a glimpse into the early days of the game's development.