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For me part of the appeal is knowing that the games I have were out there in real arcades... in some dark fantasyland of lights and sound. New games which are almost exclsuively bought and used for HUO lack that authenticity. Although I must confess that the technology improvments are great.
Quoted from Tuna_Delight:I'm not identifying with this as I've played every game in my current collection on route in barcades before I ever purchased them for home use.
Yes... there are still some on route but nothing like the big arcades of the past... at least darn few. I may be wrong but I think the majority of pin customers these days are individuals as opposed to operators.
Quoted from Who-Dey:Pinball is kind of like Pizza, even when it's bad it's still pretty good! I like all eras of Pinball.
I don't disagree... I just love the history of pinball and the newer stuff if just too new for me. Like driving a 2017camaro as opposed to a 1960's camaro... both are great but I get much more excited for the 1960's version.
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