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Rock 'n' Ball (Nintendo Entertainment System, 1990)

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Rock 'n' Ball is seven pinball games in one. In addition to the standard Pinball contest which is similar to what you can find in the arcades, there are two versions of sports pinball: Soccer and Hockey. In these two sporting events, you control one flipper and a goalie and so does your opponent, who operates from the opposite end of the field or ice rink. The object is to get the ball into the other player's net.

In Nineball you place a bet using chips. Your goal is to arrange the pinballs in Bingo type formations. Doing so will win you extra chips. Lastly, there are three versions of Battle Flipper: Bomber, Thunder, and Attack. In the Battle Flipper games you compete against an opponent while trying to hit targets and knock the pinball into the opposing player's pockets. You control one set of flippers while the computer or a friend controls the other. Your flippers are positioned on the opposite side of the play field as those of your competitor.