After putting some time on Bobby Orr's Power Play, I think that would be an excellent choice. It has right and left orbit that feed an upper play field area with one ball capture. It also has pop bumpers and drop targets. The ball is always visible.

You should find it for around $600-$800. It has a simple rule set that is also fun and addicting.

I would also recommend that you choose an EM or early SS with chimes. The sound is crisp and clear without being overwhelming.

Another excellent choice would be Bally Evel Knieval. Not only does it have a great play field and pinball toys, i.e. pop bumpers, spinners, drop targets, etc, it also has animation in the back glass.

I wish you and your son all the best!

Marcus

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