Back when these machines were "affordable," I was actually able to play one. It was at a truck-stop on Hwy 78, right on the loop in Atlanta - this had to be a dozen years ago. I liked the machine, and it played well. I wasn't all sure why everybody was totally enamored with it (at the time). I do remember it had a yellow "for sale" sticker on the back-glass. Oh well....

Just thought you may get a laugh out of this. I live in California and in the south area it is hard to find places to play Pinball and I love playing Pinball. I have been hearing and reading about games that I have not been able to find to play myself like Medieval Madness. While on vacation in Vienna Austria we found a place called Prater. Prater is out in the open free to   Click here to read more...

Medieval Madness is considered one of the greatest pinball machines ever made in the pinball community. Featuring a working drawbridge, a shaking and crumbling castle, ugly trolls popping out of nowhere, a catapult throwing pinballs, a dragon that looks really mean and lots of one liners that are actually really funny, this machine truly is pinball fit for a king and it fully lives up to its nickname 'the holy grail of pinball'. Unfortunately this also goes for the steep price tag: Medieval   Click here to read more...