Player's Choice

The Player pinball machine, manufactured by Midway Manufacturing Company (trading as Bally) in 1990, is a little-documented solid-state electronic (SS) four-player title from the late 1980s/early 1990s era of pinball.

No specific gameplay features, theme, or designer credits survive in the available records for Player. Its SS design would have used the microprocessor-driven scoring, lighting, and rule systems standard for Midway/Bally machines of the period.

Midway Manufacturing, operating under the Bally trade name, was a major force in the pinball industry during this period. Player's relative obscurity compared to the company's better-known titles makes it a curiosity for collectors interested in the lesser-documented corners of early-1990s pinball history.