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Best Year for Pinball (vote now!)

By mof

10 years ago


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    “What is your favorite year for pinball ?”

    • 1965 4 votes
      2%
    • 1976 2 votes
      1%
    • 1979 3 votes
      2%
    • 1981 32 votes
      19%
    • 1988 5 votes
      3%
    • 1990 6 votes
      4%
    • 1993 71 votes
      43%
    • 1997 15 votes
      9%
    • 2013 29 votes
      17%

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    #21 10 years ago

    If I could only have machines from 1981 and 1993, I would be perfectly content.

    For EM's, I would agree that 63-67 have some of the most iconic wedgeheads.

    2013 was admittedly pretty sweet with Metallica, Star Trek, and WOZ. All really stellar games.

    If I had to pick one winner: 1981 with a bullet.

    Black Hole
    Flash Gordon
    Centaur
    Fathom
    EBD

    That's a lineup to covet right there.

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