Tim-Buc-Too

Tim-Buc-Too, manufactured by Games, Incorporated of Chicago and introduced around late September 1961, is not a pinball machine but a single-player "electronic upright," or "flasher type" device. As with similar machines, it does not pay out cash — a credit meter increments instead to allow continued play.

A notable feature of Tim-Buc-Too is its LIGHT-THE-NAME mechanism, though the specific rules governing it are not documented. Its cabinet was advertised at 57 inches high, 28 inches wide, and 16 inches deep.

Tim-Buc-Too represents one of several upright devices Games, Incorporated produced in the early 1960s, following earlier releases in the company's Wild Cat and Trail Blazer lines, though details of its theme and artwork remain undocumented.