1·2·3...

1·2·3... is an Electro-Mechanical, single-player pinball machine made by Talleres del Llobregat S.A. (trade name Automaticos) of Barcelona, Spain. Its exact year of production is unknown, but is estimated to be the late 1970s. The game's name and artwork are drawn from 'Un, Dos, Tres... Responda Otra Vez,' a hugely popular game show that ran on Spanish television (Televisión Española) from 1972 to 1994, making this a rare Spanish TV-license pinball.

The gameplay features a fairly standard EM layout for its era: two flippers, five pop bumpers, four mushroom bumpers, two slingshots, and three standup targets. These components combine for a straightforward but engaging experience typical of European EM machines of the period.

Information on this machine is scarce, and no artist or designer credit has been documented. Its appeal lies largely in its connection to a beloved and long-running Spanish TV institution, making it a notable curiosity for collectors interested in European pinball with strong regional licensing ties.