Space Poker

Space Poker is a two-player solid-state electronic pinball machine manufactured by LTD do Brasil Diversões Eletrônicas Ltda of Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil, between 1977 and 1984. Its playfield layout closely follows that of Williams' 1980 machine "Alien Poker," though Space Poker uses only two flippers rather than Alien Poker's three.

The game includes two flippers, four pop bumpers, three kick-out holes, three standup targets, a 5-bank drop target, and a spinning target — a feature set that largely mirrors its Williams inspiration while adapted to the two-flipper configuration.

Its exact release year and designer are undocumented, and no information about its artwork or specific theme has survived. As with other LTD do Brasil titles built on established American playfield designs, Space Poker illustrates how Brazilian manufacturers of the era adapted proven U.S. layouts for local production rather than always designing from scratch.