Cast your vote for best looking pin from the golden age. Sadly there are only nine options so honorable mentions are welcome but keep em early eighties late seventies will ya.
Cast your vote for best looking pin from the golden age. Sadly there are only nine options so honorable mentions are welcome but keep em early eighties late seventies will ya.
Quoted from schwarz:Put your vote in then man bump him up from 0% to 25%
Done! You could have included space invaders pin too! I played one last night. Wickedly evil looking. And damn heavy too!
I picked Fathom too with Paragon a very close second. Centaur would be it for me if it had a better backglass.
Quoted from schwarz:Centaur would be it for me if it had a better backglass.
Backglass only Paragon is my favorite.
Quoted from TheLaw:Backglass only Paragon is my favorite.
It's pretty, but if only you could have seen that mirrored Space Invaders next to it last night. (Yes, we got into a time machine and picked up a Whirlwind last night)
Fathom with a bullet for me, but it's nice to see my Genie get some love. All of the pins on this poll are lookers.
Quoted from Jesterfunhouse:I remember Xenon when it came out as a kid and not being able to believe how advanced it seemed...
That was me when I first played Fireball. IMO Black Knight set the standard for advancement once the 80s arrived.
Quoted from schwarz:No love for Medusa so far.
Yeah that's maybe the only one I'm not familiar with.
Sticking with the 'best looking', I had to vote Fathom. Centaur then Xenon next.
For game play though Fathom would fall to the middle. Centaur #1.
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