Star Trek: The Next Generation
Williams, 1993
White Water
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WH20 by a mile. A two stage wizard mode, that 5x multiball opportunity, the elusive vacation jackpot. I think the Star Trek theme is a little off putting to casual pinball people who aren't Trekkies as well.
Obviously STTNG isn't a bad game, but if you aren't a Star Trek fan then I'm not sure it's a keeper. It wasn't for me, but WH20 will never leave.
You must be a hell of a player or have your game setup pretty easy if you can consistently hit vacation jackpots.
Quoted from BC_Gambit:Whitewater is a very forgiving game that I do not play often anymore as I can beat the heck out of it in a seemingly never ending game when I am no a roll.
You are a hell of a player. I don't know anyone good enough to hit VJ every two or three games. Maybe me and my friends suck at pinball 
Quoted from BC_Gambit:I put new white rubbers on and gave the game a cleaning, and within two or three games I had won vacation Jackpot. Whoop de do.
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