Gottlieb System 1

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1 Introduction

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2 Games

Title	Date of Release	Production#	ROM	Sound	Notes
Cleopatra	11-1977	~7300	A or 409	Chimes	Also produced as a 4-player EM 'Cleopatra' and a 2-player EM 'Pyramid'
Sinbad	05-1978	12950	B	Chimes	Also produced as a 4-player EM 'Sinbad' and a 2-player EM 'Eye of the Tiger'
Joker Poker	08-1978	9280	C	Chimes	Also produced as a 4-player EM 'Joker Poker'
Close Encounters of the Third Kind	10-1978	9950	G	Chime board	Also produced as a 4-player EM 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind'
Dragon	10-1978	6550	D	Chime board	Also produced as a 4-player EM 'Dragon'
Charlie's Angels	11-1978	7950	H	Chime board	Also produced as a 4-player EM 'Charlie's Angels'
Solar Ride	02-1979	8800	E	Chime board	Also produced as a 4-player EM 'Solar Ride'
Count-Down	05-1979	9899	F	Chime board	Also produced as a 2-player EM 'Space Walk'
Pinball Pool	08-1979	7200	I	Chime board
Totem	10-1979	6643	J	Sound board J-SND ROM
The Incredible Hulk	10-1979	6150	K	Sound Board K-SND ROM
Genie	11-1979	6800	L	Sound Board L-SND ROM
Buck Rogers	01-1980	7410	N	Sound Board N-SND ROM
Torch	02-1980	3880	P	Sound Board P-SND ROM
Roller Disco	02-1980	2400	R	Sound Board R-SND ROM
Asteroid Annie and the Aliens	12-1980	211	S	Sound Board S-SND ROM	Only available as a single player game

Conversion kits for system 1 from other manufacturers:

• (circa 1982) Movie (Bell Games, 4p)

• (unknown date) Sky Warrior (IDI, 4p)
• (circa 1982) Tiger Woman (IDI, 4p)

• 1984 Sahara Love (Christian Automatic, 4p, production 150) [conversion of Sinbad]
• 1986 L'Heaxagone (Christian Automatic, 4p, production 150) [original playfield design]

• 1985 Jungle Queen (Pinball Shop, 4p) [playfield based on Gottlieb's Jungle Queen]

3 Technical Info

3.1 Chimes vs. First gen chime board

The first three System 1 games: Cleopatra, Sinbad, and Joker Poker all used EM style chimes. Starting with Close Encounters of the Third Kind through Pinball Pool, a first generation chime board was used that generated three tones. The chime board used the same three solenoid drive transistors for input as the chime units, making them interchangeable.

3.1.1 Converting from Chimes to Chime Board

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3.1.2 Converting from Chime Board to Chimes

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4 Problems and Fixes

4.1 Power Driver Issues

This may not apply to some, as MPU might have been part of it.

4.4 Display Driver Board

Possibly doesn't apply to some, can't think of an example.

5 Game Specific Problems and Fixes

Example would be servo controller on Independence Day pinball

6 Repair Logs

Did you do a repair? Log it here as a possible solution for others.