Harbor Lites
Gottlieb, 1956
Kismet
Williams, 1961
Mardi Gras
Williams, 1962
Pinky
Williams, 1950
Pro-Football
Gottlieb, 1973
Surfer
Gottlieb, 1976
Sweet Hearts
Gottlieb, 1963
Target Alpha
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Quoted from AlexF:I have heard of Expo. This one looks to be the same machine with a different name. Odd.
http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=2020
No pinside member or pinball owners members seem to own one.
One does now! 
Didn't pay no $800, either... Then again, neither does it work "100%"...
OT: Why does my input box grow and grow as I type, forcing me to scroll way down to push "Send post"? Is it not doing this for everyone?
Well, I love add-a-balls (and animated backglasses) and here's a two player! Hope I can get it working soon, it actually looks very different and should be a lot of fun!
The gate to nowhere, when lit, saves a left drain and scores 300.
There are pop up posts partially blocking the side drains when up.
When you do side drain, there are even smaller pop up posts that pause the ball's draining while you get a spin on the bg. Very cool!
There more numbers you light, the better your odds of winning an extra ball on a spin.
Quoted from egyptrus:So does the gate to nowhere have something that opens up on the left hand side to guide the ball through the gate? If not, I'm not sure how the ball would ever go through that gate.
Yes, it opens to the left and stops the ball from dropping down to the outlane, instead guiding it through towards the middle of the pf.
Update on the Williams Roto I bought: against all odds, despite it never going into production (the guys at ipdb think), Pinball Resource actually had the schematic for it! So the odds of having it ready for MGC have improved dramatically!
Quoted from Shiny_balls:Edit: It's Beat Time, not Teen Beat.
Has my vote for worst CL pic ever!:
An aside: what does having several at this point random games linked to this topic of 288 pages accomplish, besides giving us more noise to have to scroll past every time we want to read the new posts?
Quoted from EMsInKC:Who pissed in your Corn Flakes?
Well, you just did. I made a perfectly valid point.
Quoted from EMsInKC:LOL, you're the only one on here complaining about the posts that veered off topic. So I'd say someone beat me to it.
Okay, I'll bite. What posts that veered off topic did I complain about? I don't see even one. I suspect you meant something other than what you actually said there.
I merely pointed out that the game links at the top of the thread are meaningless noise. Your comment just added to the noise. Two others had already responded in a meaningful way. I had already let it go until you decided to make that disgusting remark. LOL indeed.
Quoted from EMsInKC:90 percent of message boards are meaningless noise. You're always going to have to scroll through OT nonsense to find what you're really looking for. Your post was almost an implication that you just don't have time for such idiocy.
I'm sorry that my remark was soo disgusting.
Seems we agree. Also seems you missed my point, that there is plenty of noise without a feature of the message board duplicating the same meaningless noise at the top of every page. I was not even complaining about anyone's post!
Certainly didn't require this exchange. My apologies to all, urine-soaked cereal aside.
Regarding brands, why the disdain for Chicago Coin?
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