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50's, 60's, 70's aren't shit but to compare them at all would be just be foolish. Unless u grew up with them its doubtful one have any interest.
80's has the best themes.
90's had the best pins for arcades.
modern stuff is the best for home use.
That's my take but here's the big thing, what kind of jackass would limit themselves to one era of pinball?
Quoted from mbeardsley:there are almost no "new" games that I would even consider purchasing
Why?
Jesus, u r missing out on some of the best pinball machines made to date.
Quoted from mbeardsley:I'm not missing out on anything. I said that I wouldn't purchase them, I didn't say that I haven't played them.
And yes, there are some that I like (JP3, DP, BM66, GOTG to name a few), but I only buy machines that I love - and these don't qualify (even if they fix the inconsistent quality issues).
Like I said, if I had room for lots of games, maybe some of these would make the cut, but even then...maybe not.
Some might say there's contradiction in ur comment, and I'm one of them.
What the hell r u talking about?
Quoted from mbeardsley:I don't see what's so confusing or contradictory. I was accused of "missing out" on the "new, great" games.
U are missing out but........................
I don't care anymore. 
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