It's definitely not a game to have as your only game. If you had 5 or 6 other games then it might be a nice diversion for something different.

I keep an eye on the vault and which gates are open. Get the lock lit and try and lock two balls before accidentally entering one of the entrances to the bank. Once all the balls are locked, determine which entrance has the shortest route. If the lower right gate is open I shoot for the roof entrance. Lower left gate open, shoot for the cellar. Upper left or upper right gate open shoot for the main entrance.

The first time on the board game I try and get in the vault. The odd thing is you can only move 1-5 spots but the cop can move 1-6. So If it looks like the cop is going to catch me I cash out and start TNT multiball and get some points and time.

But if you just want to keep the clock going and points going, if you accidentally get to the board game, you can cash out and go to TNT multiball for points and time.

But breaking into the vault to get the token to hopefully play Token Multiball where tokens spit out when you are trying to play is a rush. Also, don't forget to use the token(s) to play Assault on the Vault mode after your game is done.

No other pinball is like this...or ever will be.

They were either to redeem for prizes or for people to collect. It was just a rarer coin to make it more about the bragging rights to have gotten one. The prototype token is the rarest and it's an antiqued brass color.

I removed all my original tokens and replaced with 30mm pachislo tokens I picked up from ebay for a few cents a piece. That way none of the originals go home in people's pockets.

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