Hard Body

Hard Body is a solid-state pinball machine manufactured in March 1987, credited to Bally Wulff, the German arm of the Bally organization. It used an alphanumeric score display and was configured as a four-player game with four flippers.

As a European-market machine from the late 1980s, Hard Body is a relatively uncommon title outside its home region. Its records reflect the distinct production line Bally maintained in Germany, separate from the American Bally machines of the same period.