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Crescendo
GOTTLIEB · 1970

Crescendo

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The backglass displays the manufacturer's name and address in an artful way, an unusual variance from the standard block font that Gottlieb typically used. 'Crescendo' was the first Gottlieb game to have drop targets of the modern style where the entire surface that the ball hits is what drops down. An earlier, different version was used on Gottlieb's 1951 'Minstrel Man'. and Gottlieb's 1951 'Wild West'. The 4-player version of this game is Gottlieb's 1970 'Groovy'. Also produced as a single player Italian version Gottlieb's 1970 'Psychedelic'.

Image # 560: Crescendo Playfield
Image # 561: Crescendo Backglass
Image # 4976: Crescendo Flyer
Image # 6137: Crescendo Machine
Image # 6138: Crescendo Playfield
Image # 21476: Crescendo Upper Playfield
Image # 21477: Crescendo Lower Playfield
Image # 21478: Crescendo Cabinet - Left
Image # 21479: Crescendo Cabinet - Right
Image # 21480: Crescendo Backbox - Left
Image # 21481: Crescendo Backbox - Right
Image # 21482: Crescendo Front
Image # 21483: Crescendo Under Playfield
Image # 21484: Crescendo Inside Cabinet
Image # 46272: Crescendo Backglass 
(The backbox on this game has been repainted but is included here to show its structural detail.)
Image # 46273: Crescendo Playfield
Image # 46274: Crescendo Inside Backbox
Image # 83576: Crescendo Illuminated Backglass 
(Photographed at the 2014 Northwest Pinball and Arcade Show.)
Image # 83577: Crescendo Playfield 
(Photographed at the 2014 Northwest Pinball and Arcade Show.)
Image # 83578: Crescendo Illuminated Playfield 
(Photographed at the 2014 Northwest Pinball and Arcade Show.)
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