Outlanes
The outermost of the paired Lanes flanking the Flippers at the bottom of the playfield, running along the cabinet’s edges outside the Inlanes. A ball that enters an outlane bypasses the flippers entirely and drains without a save opportunity, making outlanes the primary source of unavoidable ball loss; many machines soften this with a Kickback or a Ball Save rollover positioned partway down the lane.
Outlanes have been standard equipment on virtually every pinball machine since the format stabilized, so common that this catalog mostly does not track them per machine.
Subtypes
Games (57)
School Girl Reaper
Unknown Manufacturer, 2015
Cosmic Flash
NSM, 1985
Fantasy
Bell Games, 1982
Viking
Bally, 1979
Millionaire
Sega, 1977
Flip Flop
Bally, 1976
Kick Off / Quarterback
Bally, 1975
Ducks
Playmatic, 1975
Flying Carpet
Gottlieb, 1972
The World Series
Sankyo, 1972
4 Aces
Williams, 1970
Four Seasons
Gottlieb, 1968
Gran Parada
Petaco, 1968
Paul Bunyan
Gottlieb, 1968
Royal Guard
Gottlieb, 1968
Beat Time
Williams, 1967
Picnic
Maresa, 1967
Central Park
Gottlieb, 1966
Dig-A-Star
Automaticos, 1966
Hurdy Gurdy
Gottlieb, 1966
Ice Show (Italy)
Gottlieb, 1966
Ice-Revue / Ice Show
Gottlieb, 1965
Palma
Automaticos, 1966
Ye-Ye Club
Maresa, 1966
Hi Dolly
Gottlieb, 1965
Sky·Line
Gottlieb, 1965
Sea Shore
Gottlieb, 1964
Zig Zag / Wing Ding
Williams, 1964
Flying Chariots
Gottlieb, 1963
Poker Face
Keeney, 1963
Race-Way
Midway, 1963
Sunset
Gottlieb, 1962
Target Gallery
Midway, 1962
Corral
Gottlieb, 1961
Carnaval
Alben, 1960
Melody Lane
Gottlieb, 1960
Music Man
Williams, 1960
Around the World
Gottlieb, 1959
Rocket
Williams, 1959
Spot-Pool
Williams, 1959
Roto Pool
Gottlieb, 1958
Sittin' Pretty
Gottlieb, 1958
Ace High
Gottlieb, 1957
Straight Flush
Gottlieb, 1957
Classy Bowler
Gottlieb, 1956
Classy Bowler (Extended Play Prototype)
Gottlieb, 1956
Gladiator
Gottlieb, 1956
Surf Rider
Williams, 1956
Spot Bowler
Gottlieb, 1950
Dallas
Williams, 1949