Gottlieb Cue Ball Wizard Pinball Machine for sale

Description

Pinball Arcade Salvation is honored to present you the Gottlieb Cue Ball Wizard Pinball Machine, a highly entertaining and uniquely themed 1992 release merging billiards gameplay with the fast-paced thrill of classic pinball. Inspired by pool hall bravado and charismatic shot-calling style, this game features a full-size captive cue ball and eight ball integrated directly into the playfield—creating an interactive, skill-based shooting experience unlike any other machine of its era.

This particular machine has been upgraded with premium LEDs and new rubber, ensuring enhanced visibility, responsiveness, and long-term reliability. Featuring voice impersonations reminiscent of Clint Eastwood, Cue Ball Wizard delivers attitude, tension, and humor with every shot. Two distinct video modes add variety and challenge: a cue-ball trapping skill game and the playful “Where’s The King?” sequence referencing Elvis Presley behind moving curtain animations.

Intricate Design

Cue Ball Wizard combines pinball and pool-table aesthetics, using chrome accents, billiard-ball inserts, and a vibrant playfield to evoke the atmosphere of a classic barroom challenge. The captive cue ball assembly allows players to “bank,” “strike,” and “combo” shots with real impact physics, providing tactile shot satisfaction. The layout features flowing ramps, drop targets, well-timed skill shots, and smooth orbit returns for highly repeatable gameplay—perfect for both newcomers and seasoned pinball players.

Dimensions

• Height: 75.5 in

• Width: 28 in

• Depth: 55 in

• Weight: ~250 lbs

(Standard pinball machine dimensions are used, as Cue Ball Wizard matches Gottlieb’s standard cabinet design.)

Power Requirements

• Standard 120V household outlet (USA)

Game Features

• Full-size captive cue ball and eight-ball playfield assembly

• Voice callouts in the style of Clint Eastwood

• Two video modes:

  • Cue ball pocket skill challenge

  • “Where’s The King?” Elvis curtain game

• Classic Gottlieb ramp flow and drop-target progression

• Upgraded premium LED playfield lighting

• New high-grip rubber installed

• Bright artwork + fun, fast billiards theme

• Manufactured by D. Gottlieb & Co., October 1992