I enjoy traveling around and playing pinball whenever I travel but with all the new games coming out (which are great and I enjoy playing them), it seems to be harder and harder to find older games from the 90's that are true classics that play much differently than all the new games. A lot of bars have the same new machines (new releases that usually cost $1.00 to play) and I can only assume that the older machines (usually for .50 cents a play) do not make as much money as the new machines and because of that, I do not see many 90's classics.

Am I the only one who would like to see more 90's game on location?

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