I disagree because a few 60's Gottlieb multiplayers are super fun and unique. I own a Pleasure Isle it'll be one of the last pins they roll out of my house when I push up daisies , my other 60's multiplayer is Mayfair. it's a nice 2P with twin shooters. From a nostalgia point : it's the very last of Roy Parker Art and part of pinball History. Playfield has MJP which is another plus . Not all 70's 2P are my cup of tea. Duotron and Lawman both lasted under 6 months and I cut bait. A 60's Gottlieb 2P I'd like to own is Surf Side. Bally had some great 2P in this era. The only one I've played was Loop the Loop the replay version . It was a blast .

Not entirely true. Most AAB single player pins have penalty of ball in play plus 1 ball. There is a pin adjustment but I played these pins on route and that was the norm.

100% Not True. Pleasure Isle is progressive and keeps the ABCD reward active it does not reset on drain. As player 1 when you knock out ABC the second player only has to achieve the D to get the reward. If he does not get the D, then player 1 has that opportunity on his or her next ball. Additionally any player can earn up to 5 extra balls and not lose their turn until all the extra balls are exhausted. These balls are cleverly displayed as rotated illuminated beach balls in the backbox as part of a double animation.