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Ultimate Top 7 collection?

By TKDalumni

8 years ago


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    #33 8 years ago

    Current: Tron/TWD
    90's: AFM/TOM
    Sys 11: BOP
    SS: Blackout
    EM: Fireball

    Nothing interesting about my list, except maybe Blackout as my SS choice. Not sure whether Fireball would be a keeper as I've never played one that worked particularly well.

    The caveats are that I don't have the space, can play all of these at nearby locations (<2 miles from my house), and I don't presently care to own $30k worth of pinball machines.

    #48 8 years ago
    Quoted from vid1900:

    A 70s SS Bally has the same -35 MPU that a 1985 Bally does.....

    Well, 1978-1985, right?

    IMO, "SS" is used an abbreviation for "early-SS," which is how we collectively refer to solid state games without alphanumeric score displays or DMDs, generally produced in the decade between '76 and '86.

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