Slapshot

Slapshot is a solid-state pinball design from Alvin G. and Company, dating to 1991. It never reached production, existing only as a canceled prototype. Alvin G. and Company was a short-lived manufacturer founded by members of the Gottlieb family, known for experimenting with unconventional layouts.

True to that reputation, Slapshot was configured as a two-player game with an unusually high count of six flippers, suggesting a fast, multi-target playfield in keeping with the company's taste for gimmicky designs. As a prototype that was ultimately shelved, it survives only in the historical record rather than on any operator's floor.