Supersonic

The Supersonic pinball machine is associated with Bally Wulff of Germany, a manufacturer that produced games between 1986 and 1987. Curiously, the facts on record date Supersonic itself to 1979, seven years before Bally Wulff's known production window - a discrepancy that likely reflects a data or attribution quirk rather than an actual production date, and one that current records cannot resolve.

The machine is a four-player, solid-state electronic (SS) title with a "Happiness - Travel" theme, evoking feelings of freedom and adventure. Specific gameplay rules and mechanical details for Supersonic are not well documented, leaving much about its actual playfield design open to speculation.

Given the sparse documentation, Supersonic remains something of a mystery among Bally Wulff-associated titles. Its unresolved date discrepancy is itself a useful reminder that even catalogued pinball history can contain gaps and inconsistencies that historians have yet to sort out.