Toledo

"Valencia" and "Toledo" are two closely related electro-mechanical pinball machines produced by Williams Electronic Games Inc. in 1975. "Toledo" was released in December 1975 and features a two-player setup with four flippers, two pop bumpers, slingshots, button targets, rollover buttons, standup targets, and a kick-out hole. A total of 3,001 units were produced, and the game is known for its unique button targets, which were not commonly used in other pinball machines of the time​. "Valencia," the four-player version of "Toledo," was a prototype that was ultimately canceled and never went into full production.