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Quoted from Grizlyrig:Here is solid proof that a Zizzle isn't gonna entertain or help influence the pinball hobby.
-Mike
For that kid. I bought a zizzle for my wife's classroom 5 years ago. Still a hit every year, all year. Summers it stays in my son's room whom plays it often.
It's good for what it was meant to be. A toy.
Shooter lane pic 
I hope he enjoys it. If he gets tired of it pay it forward or they make great virtual pinball machine platforms.
Quoted from Malenko:I'll probably just add some lighting and probably make some stickers to cover the slingshot plastics. If I can find some toys cheap I'll decorate the playfield. I had planned on spending a couple hundred for the game, now that I got it free, I dont mind dumping a little bit of money into it for him.
RedDog already did the center post, and outlane mod. Nothing over the top like using an arduino. If/when he gets tired of it, I'll make sure it comes back to me and I'll definitely pay it forward.
Bought mine for 100 and made some stickers and found some toys. Maybe 30 in stuff. Kids at my wife's school loves it and so does my son when its home.
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