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Stern · 2018 · at 10 UK venues.

10
UK venues
10
machines mapped
#15
most-located of 246
2018
released
LCD4 playersSolid state
DesignGeorge Gomez
ArtChristopher Franchi
SoftwareDean Grover
On OPDB ↗On IPDB ↗Backglass image via OPDB
Editions in the UKDiamondGold
About

The Beatles pinball machine is one of the more unusual modern machines, taking the band’s career and turning it into a musical journey through their songs and different eras. Rather than focusing on a single film or album, the game uses the band’s history as the framework for its progression.

The music is central to the experience, with songs and Beatles imagery integrated into the rules and presentation. Different eras provide different objectives, giving the game a sense of movement through the band’s career.

It is a machine that works particularly well for players who know the music, because familiar songs become landmarks as you learn the game. Pick an era, learn its shots and let the music guide you through the table.

Written by Silverball

Collector · casual
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Silverball guide · Beatles · written on a Gold

Do not collect the super jackpot yet

The Beatles is a small, fast machine that scores in thousands rather than millions, and it hides one genuinely large number behind a decision most players never realise they are making.

Compiled by Silverball5 min readUpdated Aug 2026

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The playfield
The Beatles playfield
Playfield photograph, original source not recorded. Tell us if it’s yours and we’ll credit or remove it.
What you’re looking at · 3
  1. The pop bumpers

    Three lit caps under the arch at the top of the playfield, the busiest part of the game.

  2. The record

    The vinyl printed in the middle of the playfield, with John, Paul, George and Ringo named on the four faces around it.

  3. The songs

    Named above the flippers: All My Loving, Drive My Car, I Should Have Known Better, Ticket To Ride, It Won’t Be Long.

Written by Silverball