Collector Value Est.

Insufficient data

Not yet community-rated

Notable Features

Flippers (3), Pop bumper (1), Memory drop targets (10), Standup targets (4), Ball kickers (2), Kick-out holes (2), Solitary drop target (1), Spinning target (1). Two reset coils operate one long metal bar after each ball to simultaneously reset all ten memory drop targets in the bank. The solitary drop target does not have memory. Sound: knocker

Historical Notes

Playmatic produced this game twice as evidenced by the two sets of flyers that we show, the second time with simplified playfield artwork and new melodies. The backglasses in the flyers are slightly different as well. We suspect Playmatic was compelled to reissue the game for more reasons than just artwork and melodies, but we do not know what other differences exist between the two versions. Perhaps they updated the technology, such as the MPU. We also don't know if the 'Romset Version 2' in our Files section is labeled that way to indicate it belongs to only one production version but not the other. We have only one manufacturer date of 1979 and don't know if this date applies to both versions. Until we have more information, both versions are presented together in this listing. We list this game as having the Playmatic MPU-1 board. An owner of two games matching the game in the flyer that we label as "1st Version game" both have a Playmatic MPU-C board. If sending us pictures of your game, please provide the cabinet serial number and indicate which MPU your game has. Please include a picture of the full board to show its nomenclature.

Where to Play It

Find Antar on location.

Current addresses, hours, and condition reports from the Pinball Map community.

Data from pinballmap.com, a community-maintained directory of public pinball locations.

Looking to own this machine?

Get alerted the moment a Antar surfaces in our network.