Sing Along
Gottlieb, 1967Most of the time, it is me and my 50-year old + friends playing my games.
This past weekend I brought my Sing Along to a large youth event at my church and the teens loved it. Was played almost non-stop for 2-days. Left it up there and came to church on Sunday to find a group of younger kids huddled around the game looking mesmerized.
Great to see! I am going to include a 'Pinball Party' with one of my games as a silent auction item at our fundraising dinner next weekend.
My 10 nieces & nephews love playing EM's. The only issue I had was a 3year old who
Liked grabbing keys ... I've since added game specific keychains for each game
Very nice! That photo is so perfect, it looks like a commercial! 
I've been doing a thing with my church for about a year now and that is when I finish a game that I don't have room for, I put it in the church where the teens gather and they store it there. It normally stays there for about a month and then I rotate another one in. Cheaper than paying for storage!
The kids really love it and the minister does also!
Quoted from o-din:Sure beats weaving lanyards.
I already made like infinity of those at Scout Camp.
Quoted from jodini:I've been doing a thing with my church for about a year now
They are in the early stages of remodeling our youth room. I had that same thought as a plan for when they finish.
Or if I can find a relatively inexpensive multi-player game (all my games are single players), I might just get that, fix it up and give it to the youth program. Might be better if they have a game they can compete on as there is almost always a group of kids there.
That is really cool that you did that. Good choice of game. I bet the kids really liked making the sequential kick-out holes operate.
Quoted from heatwave:They are in the early stages of remodeling our youth room. I had that same thought as a plan for when they finish.
Or if I can find a relatively inexpensive multi-player game (all my games are single players), I might just get that, fix it up and give it to the youth program. Might be better if they have a game they can compete on as there is almost always a group of kids there.
I think you should just open an arcade in the area and grab all their lunch money! 
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Fenton, MO
