Interflip S. A.

Interflip S.A. was the export brand Recreativos Franco set up in Madrid in 1976 to sell its pinball machines outside Spain: the parent built its domestic machines as single-player games, and Interflip turned the same designs into four-player export versions, pairing Cherokee with the domestic Cherokis and Dragon with Dragoon. In 1978 Interflip released Alaska, a four-player machine on Electronic System III hardware — one of the earliest solid-state pinball machines built in Spain.

The brand then expanded past pinball into export gaming machines — video poker and casino slots that went through Spain's Type C homologation process in early 1983 — after which its documentary trail thins out. Recreativos Franco kept building pinball into the mid-1980s, Super Star RF in 1986 being its last, and continues today as Grupo Recreativos Franco.