Paradise, NV
Nishijin brand machines are the Bally of Pachinko's simply the best. The one on the left in the OP'S post is a Nishijin. Their older generation machines (older than the OP'S had a very good auto refill system.
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Quoted from Otaku:Before I could afford pinball machines I thought of taking the $30 CL Pachinko machine as a fix. Asked online if it plugged into the wall, they said for a few little lights.
Having little to no electronics in the equation wouldn't be as cool for me. Glad I passed on it. On the other hand, I was sad when I figured out EMs don't have attract mode and I was set to buy one, but I got over that and now love EMs and collect them almost primarily. I have come to appreciate the lack of an attract mode on these games and still love them on the newer machines, of course.
Flasher lamps are the attract mode.
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Quoted from cait001:Cool look, refined pin layout.
Does that have a digital score counter in the bottom left rectangle there?
I really want one that also keeps score so it can be played more as a discrete game.
That is a window that shows you the 14 prize payout balls for the next ball you land in a scoring hole. That's an easy way to determine a "recycling" type of machine from the front.
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