Free Pin is my favorite Pin.

Yes, I actually got a pinball machine for free. A friend of mine had the Rollergames sitting in a rental apartment of his for seven years. He himself got it for free from a co-worker.

Safe to say when I got it in my hands it wasn't close to working.

It did turn 'on', but only a few lights flickered, the display was worthless, and 2 of the boards were fried. But the price was right so no complaints.

I HATE board repair, tried it once and thought to myself..."why am I putting so much time testing everything, replacing, soldering?" From then on I just starting buying new boards. Got a new power supply, interconnect board, relay board to the backbox, and a pinscore display which I really think makes a difference.

True story...only 12 of the lights actually worked on the whole machine....backbox included....this thing needed stripped....new rubbers, CLEANED, the whole nine.

$570 and two months later I have one of the most popular items at my brewery. People absolutely love it. It may be the best "players" game out there. Easy to learn rule set, fun multiball, and weird enough theme to keep you hooked for 10 to 20 minutes in between beers.

If you have pinball on location this is a must own, it doesn't cost much, is relatively easy to fix (except if you have to take apart the wall!), and always catches peoples eyes.

I have played this easily 200+ times, it never gets old to me...especially since I remember the blood, sweat, tears, and manual reading it took me to get it up and running!