Night Fever

Night Fever, manufactured by Segasa d.b.a. Sonic of Spain in 1979, is a Solid State Electronic (SS) pinball machine whose art theme was based on the 1977 Hollywood movie "Saturday Night Fever." It offers a glimpse into Spanish pinball manufacturing at the tail end of the 1970s.

Gameplay-wise, Night Fever boasts three flippers, two pop bumpers, and two slingshots, providing ample opportunities for players to interact with the machine. The presence of star rollovers, five-bank drop targets, standup targets, a kick-out hole, spinning target, and spring-loaded gate at the top of the ball shooter lane add depth to the gameplay experience. This combination of features creates an engaging and challenging game that rewards skillful play.

The Night Fever machine's design and theme are characteristic of its era, with a music and dance motif inspired by the disco movie that inspired its name. While specific information about the designer is not available, the artwork and layout suggest a focus on energizing players through lively visuals. As one of the lesser-documented SS machines from this period, Night Fever presents an opportunity for pinball enthusiasts to explore and appreciate its unique qualities.