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How many of you desire to find machines from your childhood?

By the96stang

12 years ago


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    “How many of you desire to find machines from your childhood/Teen years?”

    • I design my whole collection around my childhood 6 votes
      8%
    • About half of my games are from my childhood 13 votes
      18%
    • One or two are from my childhood 45 votes
      62%
    • None! They are too old! 9 votes
      12%

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    #19 12 years ago

    The first pins that I bought were the early ss's I played at Aladdin's Castle back in the late 70's.
    Tri Zone, Lost World, Phoenix, Playboy. I still have 3 of them and sold the other to another Pinsider. I got hooked on TOM at the arcade as well and that was the first dmd machine I picked up. I still love the early ones but dont play them as much. I do however, make friends settle disputes by battling it out on one of them. Old school playground-style.

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