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Buying pins off a list of very subjective ratings seems like a ridiculous way to set up your game room. Unless your goal is to show your friends that you were able to spend $30K on pins, I think you should reevaluate your approach. Play as many machines as you possibly can and go from there. I bet you'll find that there are a lot of tables way down that list that you find both more attractive and more fun to play.
Quoted from Russell:No, from my experience with vids, I fully understand that this collection will not be static. I know it will evolve over time. I'm just trying to establish a nice starting point. As a matter of fact, I spent all afternoon playing pinball. I played: T2, Metallica, Tron, Indiana Jones, AC/DC, X-Men, Getaway 2, Spider-Man and Dirty Harry. I have a lot of reviewing to do.
Very cool. Sounds like you had a great day of pin. When you find one you absolutely love try and find a nice one. Soon enough you can replace all the vids with pins and you'll be in paradise.
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