I enjoy the turntable. The ball hangup issues are relatively easy to fix once the game has been set up.

What I find clunky is the left ramp. The Stern fix kit helps some, but a lot of ball speed is still lost. It’s not enough of an issue to avoid the game though.

It is a very deep game and probably hard to fully appreciate on location. There are multiple approaches to having a good game and “getting into the flow”. The game directs you for most of the major stuff (flashing shots and screen instructions) but there is a lot more you find by playing.

If you are considering buying a game and like the Batman 66 theme I doubt you will be disappointed.

There is a difference between tough shots and clunk fest. The outer loops are tight but I wouldn’t call it a clunk fest.

The left orbit is crazy tight if you don’t move the blue pad to the inside of the ramp and redress the Catwoman cable. I can make the left orbit on my machine all day long. Can’t say the same about the right orbit shot but I think that’s more me than the game. However if you want a 60’s themed game with easy orbits, get the Munsters

I own an original MM and BM66. Love both. But if I was buying one today I would buy BM66.