LaunchBox Logo Back to Home Page
Illustration of Criss Cross

Criss Cross

Overview

Criss Cross, released by D. Gottlieb & Co. in February 1958, is a one-player electro-mechanical pinball machine with illustrations of ladies in snow. Approximately 1,900 units were manufactured.

Designed by Wayne Neyens with artwork by Roy Parker, it features two flippers, five pop bumpers, two slingshots, two gobble holes, and a bullseye target, as well as a roto-target that uses colored sections rather than numbers.

Developers
Gottlieb
Publishers
Gottlieb
Platform
Pinball
Genre
Pinball
Alternate Names
No information available
Wikipedia
No information available
Video
No information available

Media

Advertisement Flyer - Front

Criss Cross - Advertisement Flyer - Front (North America) - 788x591
North America -  788 x 591

Arcade - Marquee

Criss Cross - Arcade - Marquee (null) - 736x784
736 x 784

Screenshot - Gameplay

Criss Cross - Screenshot - Gameplay (null) - 1024x768
1024 x 768