Pretty much the ones I already got rid of.

Can't blame you for that. I had a King of Diamonds, the replay version and that was about the shortest lived game in my collection. Some games are easy to beat, but this one took that to a whole new level.

We are still having a lot of fun with that one as well. It hasn't yet given me the feeling it may have to go someday.

Plus there are only so many short flipper multiplayer Williams games, and so far those seem to have more staying power than many of the others.

No, I sold it to rat_tamago and I think he then sent it over seas. It was hit the five target faces and then spin roto and hit the rest that made this game particularly easy for me.

Not a big fan of roto targets to begin with, but I when I play one I like the target to be somewhat of a challenge.

Didn't take long for 4-Square to wear out it's welcome around here if anybody is looking for one in good player's condition.

Rarity does not always a great player make.

Then you should get an Ali Baba, where the knocker was designed for scoring, not replays. That thing will drive you nuts after a while.

My 1948 Buccaneer has the same feature but not quite as prevalent.