Quoted from stashyboy:

Jacks Open, Atlantis are both hard for me to master consistently.....

Quoted from JBK:

Jacks Open, Target Alpha

Quoted from AlexF:

I thought Royal Guard was pretty tough. Just easy enough to beat once in awhile. Kept me pushing the start button for the few months I had it.

Quoted from presqueisle:

With Jack's Open there are tricks to keep the ball playing vertical, and you MUST avoid hitting the middle drops to avoid the bounce back sdtm. You have to slow things down on that game. I really like the change of pace on JO when playing a series of pins. I have no game plan with Atlantis, I just get lucky once in awhile I think.

Quoted from Pinballprowess:

Yes, definitely a great game... one of the few I could brag what I paid for it too. Ha!
But for the gist and sake of this post, I think it is worth noting that how a game is set up greatly determines how tough it will be to beat (specifically, what level) Now, granted... I guess you could say that you could set up all the games at the same level... but I wanted to at least mention it.
I mean, you could take a great game like say, Sky Jump... and put it at a reasonably high incline in back to where you could NEVER beat it. Well, maybe not 'never' but you know what I mean.

Quoted from Pinballprowess:

I haven't come across any either that I can remember except one. I think the general rule of thumb is... the steeper the incline the harder the game plays and vice versa.

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Seems like the harder you play it, the harder it plays you, much like a Krynski game. But hey... here we go again drifting back into 60's games!!

Quoted from Darcy:

Here is a hard game to beat. But I did it tonight. 1970 Baseball.
I had some guys waiting for a ride. Isn't that the case, when your having a great game and time is of the essence.
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10,610 points and 40 Home Runs. With it set to 3 balls.