Night Hawk

Night Hawk is a solid-state electronic pinball machine credited to Gottlieb (Premier Technology) and dated to 1981, designed for four players. However, Night Hawk never actually reached production — no units were built for sale, and it exists today only as a design-stage entry in Gottlieb's history.

Because it was never manufactured, no verified details survive about Night Hawk's specific playfield layout, rules, artwork, or designer credits. It remains one of several "never produced" titles on record from the early solid-state era, a period when manufacturers frequently greenlit and then shelved projects as the market shifted rapidly.

As an unreleased design, Night Hawk is more a historical curiosity than a collectible machine — a name on Gottlieb's list of games that never made it past the design stage.