If anyone's interested, I'm bringing down Safecracker (with a NOS prototype playfield installed) ... it WILL have tokens ... but they're generics ...

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SC is a very unique game.

What's fun is you play one, then you go and try and play a widebody game.

Or vice-versa.

Like a pie at The Varsity

Ghostbusters display

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Some kids having fun...

This is what it's all about.

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Somerhing like 75% of the people who win tokens (generic slot machine tokens, at that) on Safecracker are keeping them and not playing Assault on the Vault.

Weird, eh?

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Some stats on Safecracker (which honestly was played solidly, open to close ... no error dots, either)

Avg Ball Time : 2.86 minutes
Total Plays : 498 (216 1pl, 90 2pl, 18 3pl, 9 4pl)
Tokens Dispensed : 78
Assault on the Vault : 42 (that means 36 people kept their tokens)
Balls Played : 1937

I can't speak for Preston, Pat, Shannon or the others ... but I'm utterly exhausted.

Coin operated amusement devices are designed for just that : amusement

It was fun seeing everyone having a blast playing the game!

You're welcome! The whole point was to let people experience a rare game that most probably have never seen, let alone played, before.

That's what shows like this are all about.

Where on earth did you find an actual paper copy?

I can't find anywhere in Alpharetta that carries the actual paper, paper.

Mission Accomplished!

Mellow Mushroom in Sandy Springs (on Roswell Rd)

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