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

Sky Jump / Free Fall
1974
Gottlieb

Sky Kings
1974
Bally
Sky Lover
Sky Lover
1977
Sega Enterprises

Skylab / Spacelab
1974
Williams

Skyrocket
1971
Bally

Slap Stick
1976
Bally

Snow Queen / Snow Derby
1970
Gottlieb

Soccer / Super Soccer
1975
Gottlieb

Solar Ride
1979
Gottlieb

Solids N Stripes
1971
Williams
Southpaw
Southpaw
1977
Sega Enterprises

Space City
1979
Zaccaria

Space Gambler
1978
Playmatic

Space Orbit
1972
Gottlieb

Space Patrol
1978
Taito
Space Shuttle
Space Shuttle
1977
Sega Enterprises

Speakeasy / The 30's
1977
Playmatic

Spectra IV
1978
Valley

Speed Rush
1975
Playmec Flippers

Spin Out
1975
Gottlieb

Spirit of 76
1975
Mirco

Spooksville
1973
Allied Leisure

Star Battle
1978
Consolidated Industries

Star Pool
1974
Williams

Stardust
1971
Williams

Stingray
1977
Stern Electronics

Straight Flush / 3 Jokers
1970
Williams

Strike
1974
Zaccaria

Stripping Funny
1974
Inder
Sun's Cruise
Sun's Cruise
1978
Giorgio Massiniero
Sun's Cruise / Travel Agency
Sun's Cruise / Travel Agency
1976
Giorgio Massiniero

Super Star / Big Star
1972
Williams

Super Star / Olympics
1975
Chicago Coin

Super Straight
1977
Segasa

Super Tris
1979
C.E.A. Electronics

Superman
1979
Atari

Supersonic
1977
Zaccaria

Surfing
1972
Sega Enterprises

Swashbuckler
1979
Recel

Take Five / Circa 1933 / The Entertainer
1978
Allied Leisure
Tally Hoo!!
Tally Hoo!!
1977
Peyper

Tanga
1975
Europlay

Temptation
1976
Sega Enterprises

Ten Stars
1976
Zaccaria

The Best Corsair
1976
Europlay

The Best Jump
1979
Mondialmatic

The Red Max
1971
Bally

The Shark
1976
A.M.I.