Super Missil

The Super Missil is a rare and enigmatic solid-state electronic pinball machine from Petaco, S.A. (trading as "Procedimientos Electromagnéticos de Tanteo y Color"), a lesser-known manufacturer based in Madrid, Spain, active between 1962 and 1977. As such, the Super Missil's place in pinball history is somewhat shrouded in mystery.

Gameplay features on the Super Missil are currently unknown, but its Outer Space Combat theme suggests an engaging, futuristic experience. In cabinet design and theme, it resembles Bally's 1982 'Rapid Fire,' though what the actual playfield looks like is unknown; surviving flyer artwork suggests it may have more than one tier.

Despite its intriguing premise, little is known about the Super Missil's art or design beyond the flyer. Its lack of notable documented features and sparse documentation only add to its mystique, making it an exciting discovery for pinball enthusiasts seeking to uncover hidden gems in the world of classic pinball machines.