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Obviously there are different groups, eras, and generations of games. It seems like some or most folks want to classify themselves as loyalists to a certain brand or type of game but I just can't do that. Pinball is pinball for me. Every machine is different and has something to offer.
Quoted from rai:I’ve never played an older game and felt the rush I’m getting from any of my newer pins.
That's too bad. Multiball in Centaur is a total rush.
Quoted from o-din:So, I keep a variety of older and new games that remind me nothing of my childhood, so I can not only play them, but also look at them without wanting to barf.
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I totally get this.
There are 0 games in my collection that I played when I was a kid. Certainly no themes I was familiar with as a kid.
Ninja Turtles looks like a fun pin, but I can't say I'm one of the guys out there who are clinging to their TMNT bedsheets and action figures with undying love. I grew out of that shit when I hit double digit age.
Can I still get a Death Wish pin? When I was 12, I watched a Death Wish II VHS at my grandpas house when no one was watching me. That was a cool moment from my youth. Too bad that theme doesn't measure up to the mass commercial appeal of almighty Turtle Power. Bummer dude!
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