Flintstones, The
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I had one, lasted a few months. Side art is ugly, but the art on the play field is really good. Fun game, fun rules, if you can get it cheap enough I think its worth your time. I'm not sure its a forever keeper though, it eventually got old for me.
For a game like Flintstones, as long as the price reflects the condition, that's perfect. It's not the type of game you need CQ. It's a fun player, plus it's VERY easy to shop out.
Quoted from Blackbeard:Thanks guys and gals.
The one i'm looking at is very player condition. Backbox is dinged up pretty bad and could use decals, but I don't see any repros unfortunitely. There are also a few switches that need adjusting (hopefully just adjusting
) and a possible lamp matrix issue, although not sure yet. Worse case is I have to send boards out to Coin op for repair.
Needs a shop badly too.
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