Bobby Orr's Power Play

Bobby Orr's Power Play is a four-player solid-state pinball machine released by Bally Manufacturing Co. in January 1978. The game is named for Bobby Orr, the celebrated Boston Bruins defenseman widely regarded as one of the greatest ice-hockey players of all time, and it carries a hockey theme to match.

Mechanically the machine is notable for its four-flipper playfield, and it uses a digital score display running on Bally's MPU AS-2518-17 system. With roughly 13,750 units produced, it was one of Bally's higher-volume pinball machines of the late 1970s. This entry was sourced from the Pinside machine database and has not yet been catalogued on IPDB.