Spooksville

Spooksville appears to be an electro-mechanical pinball machine likely produced in the mid-1970s during the golden age of pinball, when haunted and supernatural themes were particularly popular in arcade entertainment. The name suggests it was part of the horror-themed games that were prevalent during this era, following the success of TV shows like The Addams Family and The Munsters, as well as the general pop culture fascination with spooky and supernatural content in the 1970s.

While specific details about this machine are limited, games of this era typically featured mechanical score reels, chimes and bells for sound effects, and vibrant hand-painted artwork depicting haunted houses, ghosts, and other supernatural elements. The gameplay would likely have incorporated standard features of the era such as pop bumpers, drop targets, and possibly spinning targets or special bonus features themed around supernatural elements.

Electro-mechanical pinball machines from this period were built to be robust and serviceable, using tried-and-true mechanical components that could withstand constant use in arcade environments. These machines represented the peak of mechanical pinball engineering before the industry's transition to solid-state electronics in the late 1970s.