WILLIAMS · 1969
Miss-O
The add-a-ball version of this game is Williams' 1968 'Cue-T'. Compare the playfield to that of Williams' 1966 '8 Ball'. The original name for this game was 'Miss Q' (a play on the billiards term 'mis-cue') but Williams learned the French translation of that was sexually derogatory, so they had to quickly alter the name. It is believed this change occurred before production started.
Lights and switches don't work properly.
Target A lights two top pops for 10 pts. Target D lights bottom pop for ten pts. Hit A,B,C,D to light horseshoe, then shoot to earn EB!
If the ball goes past the flippers, drop them and be prepared to react to a ball coming back into play!
The horseshoe is the most lucrative part of the game. 500 points per loop is huge!