Gipsy

The Gipsy pinball machine, manufactured by Diversôes Eletrônicas Industria E Comercio LTDA of São Paulo, Brazil (trade name: Diverama), is a rare and enigmatic example of early Solid State Electronic (SS) technology. As one of the few known machines from this manufacturer, Gipsy holds significant importance in the history of pinball, particularly for enthusiasts seeking to uncover the secrets of lesser-known manufacturers.

Notable features include two flippers, three pop bumpers, two slingshots, and five standup targets, which provide a challenging and engaging gameplay experience. The machine's right-outlane ball return gate is also an interesting aspect, as it adds an extra layer of strategy for players to navigate the game. Furthermore, the Tic-tac-toe matrix in the center playfield, lit from underneath, creates a visually striking effect that sets Gipsy apart from other pinball machines.

One of the most intriguing aspects of Gipsy is its unique design and art style, which reflects the cultural and thematic focus on foreign people and luck. Unfortunately, little information is known about the machine's designer or release date, adding to its mystique and allure for collectors and historians alike. As one of the few remaining examples from Diverama, Gipsy represents a fascinating piece of pinball history waiting to be uncovered and appreciated by enthusiasts worldwide.