I've had a soft spot for Pinball ever since playing "Space Shuttle."  After playing close to $50 in that game, I decided to buy my own, but the run was sold out, so Williams convinced me to buy "Comet".  I loved "Comet" and thought they put my name on the playfield since I was about the first person on the preorder list and well, I was a dumb 12 yr old;)  It wasn't until much later that I found out there was another person at Williams with the same first name!  Anyway, I eventually sold my "Comet" and bought a "Space Harrier" which is still near mint, HOU arcade game.  I've always regretted getting rid of "Comet".

Now that I'm an adult, and can have a game room, I decided to get back into pinball.  I'm looking for the elusive HOU "Comet" to replace my childhood game, but in the meantime, I do very complex art projects.  Including a MAME machine, that hopefully will set the standard for an art arcade   ... Continued here »