Fireball Home Edition

Fireball Home Edition is a solid-state pinball machine released by Bally Manufacturing Co. in October 1976. As the name suggests, it was produced for the home market rather than for commercial arcade operators, part of the wave of consumer pinball machines that manufacturers offered to households in the mid-1970s.

The game supports up to four players, uses a two-flipper playfield, and features a digital score display in place of the mechanical reels of earlier Bally tables. With a reported production of roughly 10,000 units, Fireball Home Edition was made in substantial numbers for a home product. It is documented through the Pinside database and has not yet been catalogued on IPDB.