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$3k on a single pin collection?

By snappahead

4 years ago


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    #23 4 years ago
    Quoted from CrazyLevi:

    What’s the best way to find out what pinside thinks is the best $4k game?
    Ask them what the best 3k game is!
    I will however stick with your parameters. Give up all hope of a “used stern pro” unless you’d be happy with a truly bad game like CSI, NASCAR, or maybe a WPT. These are bad games and you’ll regret buying them once the initial convincing yourself you love it stage is over.
    You are squarely in Williams 90s B list town, t2, Nba, gilligans, black rose, Jackbot, etc.
    I think you Best Buy is probably Jackbot. Deceptively deep rule set- in fact without cheating, you’ll likely NEVER complete mega visor and get the mega jackpot. I’ve probably
    Done it 2 or 3 times in 20 years of steady Jackbot play and I’m pretty good at pinball. It’s a simple
    Game for noobs to grasp, its fun, has a great rule set, and looks and sounds great. And you can truly actually still find them for $3,000, unlike all the other 90s games people are going to suggest that are $3500 and up.

    It's funny you say that, I own both WPT and Jackbot and find them both nice and challenging. It's just... What are you looking for? It just tells me there are some good games out there for 2500-3500.

    WPT is deceptively deep, but if you're not a poker fan... you really would have to convince yourself to keep it. However it has modes and features I will likely never see because of the depth.

    Jackbot has a much broader appeal, and if you have friends over to play, they will play that one. It ain't SUPER deep, but there may never be a more exhilarating mode in pinball than Casino Run.

    #31 4 years ago
    Quoted from snappahead:

    I'm looking for shot variety and some code depth for me and that's not too brutal for my wife and can be had for the price range listed. It's a lot of criteria given the budget I guess.
    The layout on Jack Bot. I'll go watch some gameplay. Pinbot was a single shot game, but this must be deeper than that to get several suggestions. Thanks.

    I'm going to give you a generalization here: I have found that women LOVE Jackbot. I bought the game for my wife because she loves it so much. My local arcade owns one also and it and South Park are the games most women play.

    Have her look at the videos as well... Try and find one to play!

    #33 4 years ago

    Snappa - come drive up to WV, you and she can play all day at the house to help you decide!

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