This Batman pinball machine is one of approximately 3,500 examples produced in 1991 by Data East of Tokyo, Japan. Features include a button to start gameplay, a Brian Schmidt Music Technology sound system, a multicolor-illuminated playfield, and flippers. The cabinet is outfitted with a glass playfield cover, a dot matrix display, and double coin slots. Acquired by the selling dealer in 2023, this Batman pinball machine is now offered at no reserve in Fenton, Missouri.

Data East was founded in Japan in 1976, and the company produced a variety of pinball machines between 1987 and 1994. Batman was introduced in 1991 and was the first pinball machine to use the BSMT-2000 (Brian Schmidt Music Technology) Sound System.

Up to four players can compete during a round of play, and players can launch balls onto the playfield using the spring-loaded plunger. The glass-covered playfield has two flippers and two ramps. One of the ramps is damaged, and wear is noted on the playfield.

The illuminated backglass displays imagery by B. Farris, Paul Farris, and Todd Farris. High-speed records, accumulated points, and other gameplay information are displayed on a dot-matrix display. Stereo speakers are positioned at the bottom of the backboard and covered with Batman logos.

The front panel is outfitted with double coin slots, coin-return receptacles, a game start button, a ball launcher, and a locking door.

The playfield can be pivoted upward to access the components mounted underneath.