Anyone remember this machine?

I remember it mostly as a gimmick machine - very large but not that enjoyable to play. My games always seemed to go pretty quickly due to the extra large gap between the flippers. Add to that the price - fifty cents to a dollar depending on where you played it and this boy's $5-a-week allowance was better spent elsewhere.

The internet pinball database has a good write-up here. (Is there any subject that doesn't have an 'internet database' these days?)