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Favorite game you own, not on the 'cookie cutter' list?

By ShaunoftheDead

9 years ago


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    #135 9 years ago

    Jealous of the Mystery Castles...

    For me, it's Bally Vector. Not a beloved game, but the combination of the callouts, the weird Mad Max/Tron/Jai Alai theme, and the layout make the game quite unique. The drop targets that "defend" the ramp do clutter the playfield for some people, but I like what it adds to the gameplay. The targets you have to hit in sequence add some extra difficulty & depth to the game. It's a little brutal & hard to figure out what to do for casual pin fans I think, but I don't see myself selling it in the near future. Let's be honest, most visitors are just trying to keep the ball in play at the end of the day...

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