Just had a small quake here in Anchorage, so I figured I'd post this.
Any West Coast folks ever dealt with seismic activity during a game? Ever lost a big ball to an earthquake-induced tilt? Ever had a large quake damage a machine?
Just had a small quake here in Anchorage, so I figured I'd post this.
Any West Coast folks ever dealt with seismic activity during a game? Ever lost a big ball to an earthquake-induced tilt? Ever had a large quake damage a machine?
Luckily, I haven't felt one for over a year that I can remember, before I got my first pin. It's always a bit unnerving, especially living in an area that has the potential to produce a big one at any time. It's been almost 10 years but we did have a 6.5 here that did some damage and it was crazy to experience it.
Not much earthquake around here. But once I played pinball on a ferry. Not high seas or anything. But still quite fun.
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