Third World

The Third World pinball machine, manufactured by Segasa d.b.a. Sonic of Spain in 1978, is an intriguing addition to the world of pinball history. As a machine from a relatively obscure manufacturer, it offers a glimpse into the lesser-documented corners of European pinball production during the late 1970s.

Little specific information is available about Third World's theme, gameplay mechanics, or designer. With four-player capability, it was built for a competitive social play, but the exact features and gameplay mechanics are currently unknown.

As with many lesser-documented pinball machines, there is limited information available about the designer or notable features of Third World. Its existence as an example of Spanish-made pinball from this era makes it a piece of history worth further research for collectors and enthusiasts.