Rocky Girl

Rocky Girl, manufactured by Giuliano Lodola (active 1978-1981) in 1979, is a rare and lesser-known single-player, Add-A-Ball pinball machine with a music/singing theme, similar in some respects to Gottlieb's 1978 'Rock Star'.

Rocky Girl boasts an array of features, including two flippers, three pop bumpers, two slingshots, nine standup targets, and two spinning targets. LEDs in the lower right area of the backglass display scores in the millions, though IPDB notes it has not been positively confirmed whether the base game is electromechanical with an optional digital add-on. Its wedge head design adds to its distinctive appearance.

While little information is available about Rocky Girl's designer or specific gameplay mechanics, its presence on the market during pinball's late-1970s period makes it an intriguing find for enthusiasts interested in lesser-known Italian manufacturers.