Thanks to ALL involved in making the Arcade Expo happen. Both myself and a good friend left our wives behind and went to the expo on Saturday. Indeed, although there were many games that were not turned on, there were so many that WERE playable that that is what we focused on.

Played MANY games, and tried not to get hung up on any one game, precisely because there were so many to play. Herer are pictures of some of the ones that stood out.

The psychedelic one (Blue Note) was really fun (and interesting) to play. I do not remember this one at all, but would certainly love to have this one in my collection.

I also threw in a few pics of Big Bang Bar, which we were lucky enough to be able to play. That's probably the rarest pin I have ever set my hands on, and it was fun!

In closing, I have to say THANKS SO MUCH for opening up such a massive collection to the public.

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Miguel-I had not heard of the Kingpin, but went and looked it up. Interesting. Would definitely love to give that a try.

I also looked up the one that I referred to in my prior post: the Gottlieb Blue Note. I discovered that this one is a rarity also, with just over 200 made. No wonder I never saw it anywhere before.

I've never been to the PAGG. I have seen the ads but have not been able to escape away for the weekend. May give it a shot this next time around, but Dixon is not exactly close.

I see you are in Fresno; is there not somewhere between Fresno and Bakersfield that has a decent amount of pins to play?