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I feel fortunate to live in a town like Denver that has a ton of great places to play pinball. It reminds me of the 90's the way more and more machines are popping up in bars around here.
That doesn't even count places like 1up or Lyons classic pinball, flipper jones, etc..
How is your town?
Quoted from Gexchange:NY2Colorado said:I feel fortunate to live in a town like Denver that has a ton of great places to play pinball. It reminds me of the 90's the way more and more machines are popping up in bars around here.
That doesn't even count places like 1up or Lyons classic pinball, flipper jones, etc..
How is your town?
It wasn't this way a few years ago for Denver.. but a few very good operators have started restoring peoples faith and interest in location pinballs. I am seeing more players turning into Operators every month and putting out a couple of machines.. then next they want jukeboxes, pool tables and so on. Its nice to see a new influx of operators in an area.. Keeps things fresh and kicks out the poor burned out ones.
Nothing worse than an operator who doesn't care. GUT from 1up takes great care of his machines
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