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PDF of the List Manufacturer Game Name Game Model Schema Instructio Installatio Trouble- Parts Year Comments Type Number tic n Manual n info shooting Catalog A-One Korea A-One Korean monitor 26” Monitor CAGS TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE ADP TAIFUN Air Hockey TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Advance OS3000 Oscilloscope TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE ALCA FLYING CIRCUS Arcade TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Algo Algo Color Monitor TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE Allied Leisure Boogie Pinball TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE 8/1976 Industries Allied Leisure Chopper FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE11/1974 Industries Allied Leisure Circa 1933 Pinball TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE 2/1979 Industries Allied Leisure Clay Champ FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Industries Allied Leisure Cocktail Table Pinball TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Industries Allied Leisure Crack Shot TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE12/1972 Industries Allied Leisure Daytona 500 FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE 6/1976 Industries Allied Leisure Drag Races FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE 6/1971 Industries Allied Leisure Dragster Al-6000 FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Industries Allied Leisure Dynomite Pinball 264 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE11/1975 Industries Allied Leisure F-114 FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE 1/1975 Industries Allied Leisure Fire Power Tank Anti Aircraft FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE12/1975 Industries Allied Leisure FotsBall FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Industries Allied Leisure Getaway Pinball TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE 3/1978 Industries Allied Leisure Hearts And Spades Pinball TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE 3/1979 Industries Allied Leisure Hesitation FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE Industries Allied Leisure Hoe Down TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Industries Allied Leisure Hoe-Down Pinball TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE 1/1978 Industries Allied Leisure Knock Out FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE 9/1974 Industries Allied Leisure Monte Carlo TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE 1/1975 Industries Allied Leisure Paddle Battle TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE 4/1973 Industries Allied Leisure Rapid Fire Machine Gun TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE11/1973 Industries Allied Leisure Robot 272 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE12/1974 Industries Allied Leisure Rock On Pinball TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE 9/1975 Industries Allied Leisure Roy Clark, Suoer Picker/EnterPinball TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE 1/1977 Cocktail Industries Allied Leisure Sea Hunt Shaker Bal 235 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE 6/1972 Industries Allied Leisure Sebring/X11 FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE Industries Allied Leisure Shaker Ball Shaker Bal 235 FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Industries Allied Leisure Ski Arcade 279 TRUE TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE11/1975 Industries Allied Leisure Sonic Fighter TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE 2/1971 Industries Allied Leisure Speed Way TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE Industries Allied Leisure Spin Out TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE10/1971 Industries Allied Leisure Spooksville Shaker Ball TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE11/1972 Industries Allied Leisure Star Shooter FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE01/01/1979 Industries Allied Leisure Street Burners Arcade TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE 5/1975 Industries Allied Leisure Super Shifter Arcade TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE 5/1974 Industries Allied Leisure Super Soccer TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE Industries Allied Leisure Take 5 (Five) Pinball TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE 5/1978 Cocktail Industries Allied Leisure Tennis Jour ney TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Industries Allied Leisure Thunderbolt Pinball TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE12/1976 Industries Allied Leisure TV FootsBall TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Industries Allied Leisure Unscramble TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Industries Allied Leisure WhatIZIT TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE 3/1972 Industries Allied Leisure Wild Cycle TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE 6/1970 Industries Allied Leisure ZAP TRUE TRUE photocopy Industries AllTech Villa Pool Tale FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Alltek Systems The Ultlmate MPU Board FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Allvin G. & Co. Al’s Garage Band Goes On A World Tour TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Amdek Model Video 410 Monitor TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE American Amshufco shufe board TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Solid state scoring ShufeBoard Americoin Dozer 99A-01 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Americoin JunkYard TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Americoin ShufeBoard C-150 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE Amstar Electronics Amstar Games 1 of a KIND FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Corp Amstar Electronics TM-144G (A) KG-1 13” Monitor TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Corp Amusement Helicopter Trainer TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE1967/68Two catalogues – one for serial #s C501 to 1000, the second for serial #s D2001 to D2500 Engineering Corp Amutronics Ping Pong + TV hockey 4 ply FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE01/01/1974 APCO FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Atari ADI 19’ Color Raster Video DisVideo display TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari AGM-20M TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Atari Airborne Avenger TM-102 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Anti Aircraft TM-025 FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Atari Arabian TM-237 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Arrow Tools FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Atari Asteroids TM-151 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Asteroids Cocktail FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Atari Asteroids Deluxe TM-165 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Atari 13”/19” & 25” Color XY display TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Atari Assault FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Atari Atari Color Monitor Monitor TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Automatic Rom/Ram Tester TM-120 FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Atari Avalanch TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Atari Badlands Arcade TM-344 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Baseball TM-135 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Batman TM-364 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari battle Zone TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Battle Zone Cabaret TM-161` TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Black Widow TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Breakout TM-058 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Canyon Bomber TM-097 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Cat Box TM-179 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Centipede TM-188 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Championship Sprint TM-292 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Cloak and Dagger TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Compugraph Foto TM-051 TRUE No schematics in manual Atari Computer Test System CTS-1 FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Atari Cop n’ robber TM-059 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Cops 'N Robbers TM-059 TRUE TRUE Atari Crash’n Score TM-048 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Cross Fire TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Atari Crystal Castle TM-241 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Destroyer TM-106 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Dig Dug Tm-203 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Dominos Tm-089 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Drag Race IPC-061 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Elimination TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Atari Escape from the planet of the Robot Mo Tm-336 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari F-1 IPC-088 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Fast Freddle TM-208 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Final Lap TM-322 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Fire Truck TM-115 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari FireFox TM-253-02 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Flyball Tm-075 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Food Fight TM-229 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari FootBall TM-126 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Formula K TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Galaga 88 Tm-319 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Gauntlet TM-284 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Gauntlet Legends 16-30022-101 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Goal IV Tm-035 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Gotcha TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE Atari Gran Trak 10 Tm-011 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Gran Trak 20 TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Atari Gran Trak 20 Tm-004 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Grand Trak 10 AND TRAK FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE Atari Gravitar Arcade Tm-206 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Hard Drivin Tm-329 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Hercules IPC-128 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Highway Tm-028 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Indy 4 Tm-055 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Indy 800 Tm-026 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Jet Fighter Tm-027 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Kangaroo Tm-204 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Klax Tm-348 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari LeMans Tm-077 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Liberator Tm-209 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Lunar Lander Tm-136 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Major Havoc Tm-252 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Matsushita 14” Color TV MoniMonitor TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE TRUE Atari Matsushita 19” Color Raster DMonitor TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Middle Earth Tm-108 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Millipede tm-217 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Miscellaneous TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE Atari Missile Command Tm-147 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari MISSILE COmmand Cabaret Tm-158 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari missile command Cocktail tm-152 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Missile Command Sit-down Tm-162 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Monte Carlo Tm-149 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Night Driver Tm-080 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Orbit Tm-127 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Outlaw Tm-386 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Outlaw tm-040 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari pac-man tm-315 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Pin Ball Parts List FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE Atari Pin Pong TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE Atari Pinball Test Fixture Book TM-114 FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Atari Pinball Troubleshooting Guide TM-114 FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE Atari pit-fghter tm-357 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Pole Position Tm-218 TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE TRUE Atari Pole Position II TRUE
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