Super Wild Cat

The Super Wild Cat, manufactured by Games, Incorporated of Chicago and released to the trade around early January 1960, is not a pinball machine but a single-player "electronic upright," or "flasher type" device. As with other machines of this type, it does not pay out cash — a credit meter increments instead, allowing continued play without additional coins.

No specific gameplay mechanisms, artwork, or theme details are documented for the Super Wild Cat. Its cabinet was advertised at 56 inches high, 28 inches wide, and 16 inches deep.

The Super Wild Cat sits within a small family of related Games, Incorporated releases — Wild Cat, Twin Wild Cat, and Twin Super Wild Cat — from the late 1950s and early 1960s, most of which remain sparsely documented today.