Geisha

The Geisha, produced by Playmatic of Barcelona, Spain in 1973, is an intriguing electro-mechanical (EM) pinball machine and one of the earlier offerings from the Spanish manufacturer, which operated from 1968 until 1987.

Key gameplay features include two flippers, three pop bumpers, five stand-up targets, a kick-out hole, a kicker lane, and a ball return gate. The game was produced in both one-player and two-player models. Without specific design or theme information available, the machine's aesthetic and gameplay nuances remain somewhat mysterious.

Little is known about the Geisha beyond its production details, leaving room for speculation among collectors and historians. As an example of European pinball manufacturing from the early 1970s, it remains a curiosity rather than a well-documented chapter of pinball history.