ForestOfDreams
Professional
State your favorite. Lets see what everyone prefers!
New section! Lets ball with best pinball of all time!
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Ape Cosplay
Professional
Great!
It's White Water for me.
It's White Water for me.
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Devils Crash PC Engine.
XtraSmiley
Legendary
It's not great, but I had a South Park pin for many years, I loved it.
streetfighterken
Grand Master
Tie between The Getaway and Total Nuclear Annihilation.
Texas_Funnyhair
Student
Think I've got the best combo nailed, though have been thinking of swapping out the Dr. Who for a Jackbot or something.
Mageta the Lion
Professional
Absolutely not a pinball guy but that thing always brings me joy if i somehow end up around it:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FASUZRYs0fM
PASTBLASTER
Grand Master
Changes from time to time.
Currently:
Creature From The Black Lagoon, Stern Godzilla Premium, and Stern Lord of the Rings. Honorable Mention : Spanish Eyes.
Currently:
Creature From The Black Lagoon, Stern Godzilla Premium, and Stern Lord of the Rings. Honorable Mention : Spanish Eyes.
quarkstarmuffin
Student
I haven't played a huge amount but I tend to always have the most fun on Twilight Zone.
LittleLarrySellers
Grand Master
The Big Lebowski 
It really ties my arcade together.
It really ties my arcade together.
Mrhide
Legendary
Funhouse.
It is what brought me to pinball in late 90 early 91.
Have a nice example since 2002. I'll probably be buried it in.
It is what brought me to pinball in late 90 early 91.
Have a nice example since 2002. I'll probably be buried it in.
ImportantBet
Grand Master
caldwert
Student
Hard to pick just one. Some favorites: Cyclopes, Radical, Whirlwind, Stern Godzilla
Back in the day when I was a tech I used to play pinball on my breaks and would rotate between Theater of Magic, Addams Family, and Attack from Mars. with the occasional game of Simpsons Party, Star Trek TNG, or The Getaway.
More recently I've actually really started to appreciate some of the more simple B-Tier games like (DE) Jurassic Park, Starship Troopers, Genesis, Batman the Dark Knight, and weirdly CSI.
The one pinball machine I own I also consider to be the most underrated pinball of all time and that is Revenge from Mars. Most pin snobs turn up their nose at it because it's got a CRT, but the playfield and gameplay is nearly identical to the highly regarded Attack from Mars plus the CRT screen IMO adds a really impressive augmented reality effect that even after owning the machine for years still impresses me. But because of the monitor you can pick them up for about 1/4th the price of an Attack from Mars machine.
More recently I've actually really started to appreciate some of the more simple B-Tier games like (DE) Jurassic Park, Starship Troopers, Genesis, Batman the Dark Knight, and weirdly CSI.
The one pinball machine I own I also consider to be the most underrated pinball of all time and that is Revenge from Mars. Most pin snobs turn up their nose at it because it's got a CRT, but the playfield and gameplay is nearly identical to the highly regarded Attack from Mars plus the CRT screen IMO adds a really impressive augmented reality effect that even after owning the machine for years still impresses me. But because of the monitor you can pick them up for about 1/4th the price of an Attack from Mars machine.
Ape Cosplay
Professional
There's been a few for sale in the past couple of years here in NZ, alas they had all been LCD bastarised and the original CRT nowhere to be found...
Nobody mentioned Baby Pacman? Best of both worlds! A pinball and an arcade machine!
This was a staple in Bars around town when I was in between 16 and 18 years old. This , Crazy Taxi and Area 51 site 4 were the games we played regularly.Back in the day when I was a tech I used to play pinball on my breaks and would rotate between Theater of Magic, Addams Family, and Attack from Mars. with the occasional game of Simpsons Party, Star Trek TNG, or The Getaway.
More recently I've actually really started to appreciate some of the more simple B-Tier games like (DE) Jurassic Park, Starship Troopers, Genesis, Batman the Dark Knight, and weirdly CSI.
The one pinball machine I own I also consider to be the most underrated pinball of all time and that is Revenge from Mars. Most pin snobs turn up their nose at it because it's got a CRT, but the playfield and gameplay is nearly identical to the highly regarded Attack from Mars plus the CRT screen IMO adds a really impressive augmented reality effect that even after owning the machine for years still impresses me. But because of the monitor you can pick them up for about 1/4th the price of an Attack from Mars machine.
I had no idea it wasn't respected and in my memory it has the "Mars Attacks'" licence attached
Asure
Grand Master
I love my RFM but have neglected it a bit in recent years. It needs a new skip ramp flap and a way to attach it that isn't gonna cost me an arm and a leg.
Other than that, i regret selling my Theatre of Magic, and have owned a TZ. The Theatre was a lot more accessibele but i feel it lacked endgame fun. TZ takes a lot learning and has a cool endgame.
Other than that, i regret selling my Theatre of Magic, and have owned a TZ. The Theatre was a lot more accessibele but i feel it lacked endgame fun. TZ takes a lot learning and has a cool endgame.
Mrhide
Legendary
No. I turn my nose cause you can’t see a god damn thing!
I’ve owned AFM but i can never finish a game on RFM… what a disappointment.
I must have tried and played more than 800 pins and the 2 p2k are smack down at the bottom. No wonder Williams closed their pinball division right after that.