Olympic Games

The Jeutel Olympic Games pinball machine, released in 1984, is a solid-state electronic game with an Olympic Sports theme, one of 500 units confirmed produced. It brings an international, athletic flair to the classic arcade experience, distinguishing it within Jeutel's small catalog of French-made machines.

Notable gameplay features include three flippers, two pop bumpers, six standup targets, two kick-out holes, a single 5-bank drop target, and a messenger ball. The combination of these elements creates a challenging and engaging play experience that rewards skillful players.

Little information is available about the game's designer or artist, though one curious detail has been documented: the German flag depicted in the lower-left corner of the backglass is printed upside down. As one of the lesser-known machines from Jeutel's 1981-1986 production run, Olympic Games offers a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of pinball design during this period.