New City

The New City pinball machine, manufactured by Dama S.R.L. of Milan, Italy in 1970, is a rare example of early electro-mechanical (EM) design from an Italian manufacturer. IPDB notes suggest it may be a conversion kit of a Williams machine from the 1960s (possibly 'Hot Line' or 'Big Strike'), though this has not been confirmed.

Key gameplay features include two flippers, four pop bumpers, and two slingshots, which provide a challenging and dynamic experience for players. The machine also includes seven standup targets, adding an extra layer of complexity and requiring precise aim and timing from players.

The New City's theme centers on a futuristic city skyline, reflecting popular travel and modernity motifs of the era. Little is known about the designer or specific features that might set this game apart from others of its era, making New City an intriguing addition to pinball history for collectors of early Italian EM machines.