Super-Flite (Williams 1974) 1.1.1

Super-Flite from 1974 imagines the romance of delta-wing passenger jets — no doubt shuttling passengers of the future between New York and London in under three hours. Super-sonic travel had captured the imagination of the public at the time (and in fact Concorde began service just two years later).

Super-Flite’s game play is target rich — targets across the top of the playfield, targets flanking both the left and right sides as well. Trying to hit those targets with a direct flipper shot will prove a challenge with those pesky bumpers in the way. Instead try to catch them with ricochets off the bumpers (and a little nudging might help).

A kick-out hole sits just as you leave the arch. Bumpers and other playfield triggers will cycle the kick-out hole bonus. 500 points? 5000 points? Two of the possible bonuses will open up gates that allow your ball back into the shooter lane for what amounts to an extra ball (and a 5000 point signing bonus when lit).

Super-Flite is Williams' two-player version of the more widely known, Strato-Flite pinball table.

Playfield, plastics, apron… this table has all new artwork (based on the original art of Christian Marche — a legend from the golden age of pinball). The upper playfield was completely redone to match the actual table layout. Additionally, a host of other fixes went in to make @loserman76's original VPX table closer to the real thing (examples: reflected playfield in the metals and correct red flippers with yellow rubber).

Original table by @loserman76:
https://vpuniverse.com/files/file/8204-super-flite-williams-1974/