I remember an enclosed shooting gallery from the late 1960s/early 1970s. I also had a toy pinball game (that was a tabletop version, with flippers and all). That pinball game took batteries, and you scored each time you hit a bumper with the ball (though sometimes, due to that it was a simple spring contact, it didn't work properly). I also got a smaller pinball, with an electronic score that gave different scores for different targets by rolling on them (and, if you tilted it, it cleared your score).
Good thing I wasn't a witless until I grew up.