A late GTB EM with DC power to provide fast play. Very attractive theme through backglass & playfield. Simple but enjoyable & achievable ruleset. This fairly rare 2 player is a keeper for me.

Great EM to play with the 5 drop targets in the middle to shoot for along with the rollovers and saucers. The gameplay and rules are easy to figure out, but quite a challenge to max out the bonus with all you have to do to achieve it. Very solid artwork as always by Gordon Morrison. Certainly one of the last great EMs of its time.

This is close to the end of the Gottlieb EM games, and what a TURD this game is, it is awful. nothing but the drops in the center. they didn't make many of these, and it was a good thing, I think this game came back as a 4 player solid state called Cleopatra ? and it was bad too.

This is a bad gottlieb EM, which is rare, if you see this for sale, just keep looking.

Pyramid is a great deck from the great Ed Krynski.

The Pros:
A simple but never easy PF and ruleset. Risk/reward at the lower drops is always on your mind, even when that 5k target is lit. Orbit shots to the top of the Pf are tight and when the action off the pops is hot, the ball can really start flying. The saucers are necessary shots and are never easy to land. Get that double bonus!

The Cons:
Those outlanes are vicious, curse them to pin-hell!

The Takeaway:
A great table to represent what pinball was at the time. Another example of a game that when set up and maintained properly, will sing. When not, it gets boring When properly cared for, tis deck plays like a champ and is an awesome example of efficient and fun pinball design that we know and love from he one and only Master K!