Lady Luck (Taito do Brasil)

Taito do Brasil was known for adapting popular international pinball designs for the Brazilian market. Lady Luck is essentially a mirror-imaged version of Bally’s 1978 hit "Mata Hari". While the layout is nearly identical, the artwork was modified to fit the "Lady Luck" gambling and luck-based theme.

Key Features & Gameplay

• Magnetized Flippers: A standout feature of this machine is the inclusion of magnetic flippers, which was a common technological flourish in several Taito do Brasil tables.

• Playfield Mechanics: The table includes two magnets located under the drop targets that can be activated to influence ball movement.

• The "LADY" Lights: The game features a set of lights spelling out "LADY." In its sister table, "Vegas," players could change the order of these blinking lights, a feature added after feedback from the initial Lady Luck release.