Bigfoot

Bigfoot, designed by Ron Halliburton, is a rare and intriguing electro-mechanical (EM) pinball machine from Bally Manufacturing Corporation. While its exact year of release remains unknown, this machine is a significant addition to the world of pinball history. As one of the many games created during the golden age of pinball, Bigfoot showcases the evolution of gameplay mechanics and design.

Notable features of Bigfoot include its dual flippers, four pop bumpers, two slingshots, seven standup targets, and two spinning targets. The end-of-ball bonus adds an exciting element to gameplay, while the six score reels per player offer a unique twist on traditional scoring systems. The use of a cue ball is another distinctive aspect of this machine.

The playfield measures 4 feet by 8 feet, with a Plexiglas backglass adding an extra layer of visual appeal. Halliburton's design and artwork bring the mythological legend to life, transporting players into a world where Bigfoot roams free. Little information is available on the game's production run or notable tournaments featuring this machine, but its rarity only adds to its allure for pinball enthusiasts seeking to uncover hidden gems in the history of the sport.