International Concepts

International Concepts was an American pinball brand that released two games, both in 1989, and nothing else. Rather than building machines itself, it contracted Premier Technology — the company that had taken over Gottlieb's pinball line in 1984 — to produce cocktail-cabinet pinball machines to its specifications, and the games came out reading unmistakably as Gottlieb factory products, down to the hardware and parts.

Night Moves, released in November 1989 on Gottlieb's System 80B platform, and Caribbean Cruise, built the same year on System 3, were four-player games packed into compact cocktail-table cabinets, designed by John Trudeau with artwork by Constantino Mitchell, Jeanine Mitchell, and David Moore. Night Moves saw a run of roughly 450 units; Caribbean Cruise, the rarer of the two, was limited to 377. No third title followed.