1977 Williams Wild Card EM Pinball Machine

A game played on a 1977 Williams Wild Card pinball machine. This was the last electro-mechanical single player pinball machine made by Williams and can be played in replay, add-a-ball, or novelty scoring mode.

This particular game has been set for add-a-ball play. The main objective is to light all 4 aces and 4 deuces by hitting the targets and landing in the lower left and right kickout holes. First complete set of aces and deuces hit lights the upper right trap lane for an extra ball. Hitting a second complete set lights the outlanes alternately for an extra ball. This game is also set to reward an extra ball when the score reaches 540,000, 740,000, and 890,000 points. Shooting the left lane the first time on each ball lights the spinner for 1,000 points per spin. Shooting the left lane a second time during the same ball lights the double bonus lamp. The trap lane (when not lit for extra ball) and the kickout holes add to the bonus score rewarded after each ball.

The playfield glass was off the game during recording in order to reduce glare.