1970s
472 gamesTop manufacturer: Gottlieb
The 1970s were when pinball moved from electro-mechanical to solid state, with Gottlieb, Bally and Williams building most of the decade's machines. Williams' Gorgar, the first talking pinball machine, came at the very end of it in 1979.
Games

Champ
1974
Bally

Champion
1975
Nordamatic

Chance
1974
Playmatic

Chance
1978
Playmatic

Check Mate / Check / Jake Mate
1974
Recel

Cherokee/Cherokis
1978
Interflip

Chuck-A-Luck
1978
Game Plan

Cinema / Hollywood
1976
Chicago Coin

Circus Circus
1978
Consolidated Industries

Cleopatra
1977
Gottlieb

Clown
1971
Playmatic

Combat
1977
Zaccaria

Comodin
1972
Petaco

Cosmic Pinball
1977
Briarwood, Div. Of Brunswick

Cosmic Princess
1979
Stern Electronics

Cosmic Wars
1978
Coffee Mat

Count-Down / Space Walk
1979
Gottlieb

Cowboy / Big Flipper
1970
Chicago Coin

Crazy Clock
1972
Sega Enterprises

Crazy Race
1978
Recel

Criterium 2000
1975
Recel

Criterium 75
1975
Recel

Criterium 80
1975
Recel

Crocket
1976
Giorgio Massiniero

Crystal-Ball
1970
Talleres del Llobregat

Dealer's Choice / Lucky Ace / High Ace
1974
Williams

Delta Queen
1974
Bally

Derby
1975
A.M.I.

Devil
1978
Nordamatic

Diamond Jim
1977
Mali

Disco '79
1979
Allied Leisure
Discomania
Discomania
1979
Nordamatic

Dolly Parton
1978
Bally

Don Quijote
1979
Recel

Double-Up
1970
Bally

Dragon
1978
Gottlieb

Dragon
1977
Interflip

Ducks
1975
Playmatic

El Toro
1972
Bally

Eros One / Flame of Athens
1978
Allied Leisure
Esqui Alpino
Esqui Alpino
1974
Hispamatic

Explorer
1972
Sega Enterprises

Expressway
1971
Bally

Fabulous 50's
1978
Viza

Fair Fight
1978
Recel

Family Fun! / Star Strip
1979
Game Plan

Fantasy / Fairy
1975
Playmatic
Festival Pop
Festival Pop
1973
Marsa