Hardly ever play the newer games....but I took the family to Daffodil Bowl in Puyallup, WA and saw Indiana Jones circa 2008. Now I love the early and slightly later solid state games, feel the EM's are fun when there's targets and they're tuned well, but I did not like the crowded playfield of IJ. I could barely follow the ball and using the flippers was more about survival than skill.

Based on the replies, I am not alone. And I totally agree that any pinball is better than none. I've been playing since 1974 and have seen everything except the wooden rails. The progression of pins and the accompanying technology is impressive. The fun in playing for me resides in the duration of a game. When I went to the Tacoma Pinball and Arcade Show, I experienced a range of games from the 1960' to present.

And I would be interested in trying TNA....thanks c508 ☺