Que Bueno

Que Bueno, manufactured by Manufacturas Automaticas Americanas (MAM) of Barcelona, Spain, is a rare electro-mechanical pinball machine with a beach, leisure, and sunbathing theme. Its exact production year is not recorded, but it is a replay game that shares its playfield layout with MAM's own 'Mexico'.

Notable features include two flippers, three pop bumpers, two passive bumpers, and two slingshots, which provide a challenging yet rewarding experience for players. The game's scoring system is also noteworthy: the six rollover lanes offer either 10 or 50 points when lit, while the swinging target scores 50 points and a special award when activated. The passive bumpers score a modest 10 points each when illuminated, adding an extra layer of strategy to gameplay.

The reverse wedge-head backbox, metal coin box, and relatively compact cabinet size (1.20 meters long and 0.55 meters wide) contribute to its distinct character, and there are no side outlanes, only a single outlane in the flipper gap. With a maximum displayed point score of 1,999 points, players will need skill and luck to reach the top of the leaderboard. As one of the lesser-known entries in the world of Spanish EM pinball, Que Bueno is a charming and distinct example of MAM's output.