Description: Flotilla, Williams, 12/70, game #398, a bomber style gun game. This game is extremely large and heavy. About 4 foot deep, 2.5 feet wide and 6 foot high. Has a side access door for service (which a person can easily fit inside), with a large 5 foot diameter motized rubber track. This rubber track has florescent targets. The whole track assembly is a removeable and wheeled unit. Three black light bulbs inside game. Green targets worth 100 points, orange worth 20 points, red worth 10 points. Game is timed (there's a physical timer viewable by the player.) Adjustable replay for an additional game at settable point value. (Replays can not be won from a replay, only can be won from a coin play.) Game has a motorized steering assembly which moves a miror giving the player the ability to steer right and left (forward motion not controlable by player.) Electronic sound for bomb and white noise.

Note the 1970 Bally Target Zero and 1970 Sega Jet Rocket are very similar games that also came out in 1970. Judging from production dates the Sega version came out first in August 1970, and the Bally and Williams version followed in December 1970. The January 1971 CCM Night Bomber was clearly the last in the belt drive gun games.

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