Consolidated Industries Co.

Consolidated Industries Co., formally Century Consolidated Industries Co., was a United States coin-operated amusement manufacturer. The company's documented output begins in the mid-1970s with electromechanical arcade games — the baseball games World Series (1974) and World Series II (1976), and the multi-game cocktail cabinet Grand Slam VIII (1976) — rather than pinball.

The company entered pinball in March 1978 with two cocktail-table machines released the same month, Circus Circus and Star Battle — the latter unrelated to the earlier, upright Star Battle that Coffee-Mat had released in 1977. Built for the low-profile cocktail-table format rather than a traditional upright cabinet, both were solid-state games meant to sit inside lounge and bar tables, arriving during pinball's brief late-1970s cocktail boom — a format also being explored at the time by Allied Leisure, Fascination, and Game Plan.

No further pinball titles from Century Consolidated Industries Co. are documented after March 1978, and no independent source records when or why the company stopped making machines.