Twin Tim Buc Too

Twin Tim Buc Too was manufactured by Games, Incorporated of Chicago in November 1961. Despite its playful name, it is not a pinball machine — it belongs to a category of coin-operated devices known as "electronic uprights" or "flasher type" slot machines. Rather than paying out cash, it increments a credit meter, letting players continue playing without inserting additional coins.

The machine supports two players and includes a LIGHT-THE-NAME feature, a lighting/scoring mechanism used on games of this type during the era. Its cabinet was advertised at a substantial 57 inches high, 34 inches wide, and 18 inches deep.

Games, Incorporated announced Twin Tim Buc Too in Cash Box magazine on November 11, 1961. Beyond these basic specifications, little else is documented about the machine, and details about its designer or specific artwork remain unknown.