Darling

The Darling pinball machine was manufactured in 1973 by Segasa of Spain, a company that operated from 1972 to 1986. Produced just a year after Segasa's establishment, this two-player model represents one of the company's early forays into the pinball industry, making it an interesting piece in the history of Spanish-made pinball machines.

As a two-player electro-mechanical game of its era, Darling would have offered the straightforward flipper gameplay typical of early 1970s EM pinball. Unfortunately, due to limited documentation, little detailed information is available about this machine's specific theme, features, or artwork.

Despite the scarcity of records, Darling's place in the catalog of a young Spanish manufacturer makes it a noteworthy find for collectors and enthusiasts interested in the international side of vintage pinball history, and a reminder that the story of pinball extends well beyond the familiar Chicago manufacturers.