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

Joker
1974
Playmatic

Joker's Wild
1978
Venture Line

Joker's Wild
1977
Segasa

Jolly Joker
1979
Mondialmatic

Jolly Ride
1974
Playmatic

Jump Shot
1972
Gottlieb

Keops
1976
Inder

King
1978
Bell Games

King Pin / Pin-up
1973
Gottlieb

King Rock / King Kool
1972
Gottlieb

Knockout
1975
Bally
Knockout Blow
Knockout Blow
1977
Sega Enterprises

Lady Luck
1978
Taito

Lady Luck / Fortune
1976
Recel

Las Vegas
1977
Mattel Electronics

Last Lap
1978
Playmatic

Lectronamo
1978
Stern Electronics

Liberty Bell
1977
Williams

Little Chief
1975
Williams

Lost World
1978
Bally

Lucky Draw
1978
Mirco

Lucky Fruit
1975
Zaccaria

Lucky Man / Monte Carlo
1976
Nordamatic

Lucky Seven
1977
Williams

Lucky Shot
1978
C.E.A. Electronics

Lucky Smile
1976
Inder

Magic
1979
Stern Electronics

Magic
1973
Playmatic

Magic Wizard
1971
Gottlieb

Mariner / Sea Ray
1971
Bally

Mars Trek
1977
Segasa

Master Stroke
1977
Recel

Mata Hari
1977
Bally

Memory Lane
1978
Stern Electronics
Metropolis
Metropolis
1978
Maresa

Middle Earth
1978
Atari

Mikoshi
1977
Sega Enterprises
Millionaire
Millionaire
1977
Sega Enterprises

Miss Nessie
1978
Sega Enterprises

Miss Universo
1970
Inder

Mississippi
1970
Recreativos Franco

Monaco / Cannes
1976
Segasa

Monte Rosa
1978
Sega Enterprises

Moon Flight
1976
Zaccaria

Mr. Doom
1979
Recel

Mr. Evil
1978
Recel

Nautilus
1977
Zaccaria

New World / Conquest 200
1976
Playmatic