Spinball

Spinball S.A.L. was a Spanish pinball manufacturer based in Fuenlabrada, in the Madrid metro area, active in the mid-1990s. It emerged shortly after Inder, Spain's longest-running pinball manufacturer, closed its Madrid operation in 1993. Spinball's first release, Mach 2 (1994), had been designed at Inder before that company shut down; Spinball finished the machine and put it into production.

Two more widebody machines with dot-matrix displays followed: Jolly Park (1995), built around an amusement-park theme and a multi-level ball lock called the Magnetic House, which spun the ball through a rotating disc before dropping it into play, and Verne's World (1996), themed on Jules Verne's adventure fiction.

Spinball ceased operations after Verne's World, with all three of its machines produced in small numbers.