Foxy Lady

Foxy Lady, designed by Ed Cebula and Wendell McAdams with artwork by Paul Loreli, is a curious entry from Game Plan's 1978 lineup. A four-player solid-state cocktail table game running on the Game Plan MPU-1 board, it has an unusual origin story: according to the Encyclopedia of Pinball Volume 2, Foxy Lady resulted from an excess inventory of Game Plan's 1978 'Black Velvet' after that game's licenser killed the deal.

Gameplay on Foxy Lady includes two flippers, two pop bumpers, five rollover buttons, three kick-out holes, and two spinning targets. A roulette wheel built into the playfield adds a distinctive chance element that sets the game apart from its contemporaries.

As a cocktail table from Game Plan's short but interesting run as a manufacturer (1978-1985), Foxy Lady is a lesser-known piece of late-1970s solid-state history. Its unusual provenance and roulette wheel playfield feature make it an intriguing find for enthusiasts who seek out the era's more obscure machines.