Zig Zag is a totally fun game of the era, Very cool animated backglass and a excellent theme with quite vibrant and beautiful artwork, The color scheme looks like a Archie comic book.

The 3 kickouts are great for a game of Stall Ball, Very fun to rack up 9 balls in the backglass and then score as many replays as you can! This game well keep you coming back for more.

For a 60’s Williams game, this one is up there as far as game play is concerned. I like the back box animation. Colors are bright. Overall a fun game.

Quite a looker for it's time. Great theme for a lake home or marina. One of these games that you can really rack up some games on if you can manage to get a full rack of balls in the backglass and light special. Love these reverse wedgeheads and this one especially.

ZigZag is a game that takes a while to get used to. But once you "git it"... it will keep you around for a while. Fortunately, this game will draw you in with fantastic artwork and before you know it... the day has gone on by.

The Pros:
Vibrant and lush carribean(sp?) colors invite you to take a good look at this game. Lots of shots to work with and the saucers keep things interesting between the upper and lower PF. Backbox animations are way sweet and getting all the balls into the BG is never easy. When the slings and pops are snappy on this deck, the ball flies around this PF!

The Cons:
Outlanes of death await you on Zig-Zag. Some of these games have been modified with posts just to keep the ball in the game. Scoring the saucers seems to be more luck than skill.

The Takeaway:
Another underrated Williams player. What is it with these reverse wedge-heads? I think I'm starting to look for these games now. They play great!