Dallas

The Dallas, manufactured by SIRMO Games S.A. of Verviers, Belgium in 1984, is a solid-state electronic Bingo-style pinball machine. SIRMO Games, a relatively lesser-known manufacturer, was also behind other titles, including a later game also named 'Daytona.'

Specific gameplay features and mechanics of the Dallas are not well documented, and its theme remains unrecorded. As a Bingo-style machine, its play likely centered on trap holes and card-based scoring typical of the format, rather than traditional flipper gameplay.

Details about the Dallas's designer and notable features are scarce, leaving enthusiasts to appreciate this obscure entry in SIRMO's catalog. Its rarity and connection to early 1980s Belgian solid-state Bingo machine production make it a notable piece for collectors and historians.