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What are your two most opposite pins?

By PoMC

8 years ago


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    #1 8 years ago

    In my workshop I have Hi-Score Pool and Shadow and have been playing the heck out of both of them lately. Hi-Score Pool might be the simplest pinball machine, yet it is incredibly fun and a shooter's game for sure. Best played with two players for the stealing of racks and bonuses. Excellent drinking game.

    Contrast that with Shadow, a top 25 game with ramps, diverters, modes, 3rd flipper, DMD, deep rules, etc...

    What are the two opposite, end of the spectrum pins, that you currently own? Sadly Hi-Score is being traded this weekend, but I highly recommend trying one out if you have the chance.

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    #2 8 years ago

    Hi Dolly, 1965
    Metallica, 2013

    #3 8 years ago

    Thematically: WOZ vs ACDC, at least for the pins I own.

    #4 8 years ago

    I'll say Lotr and Iron Man

    #5 8 years ago

    Gottlieb Pop A Card and TAF

    #6 8 years ago

    TZ and Spanish Eyes

    #7 8 years ago

    WOZ and Bally Mystic

    #8 8 years ago

    Centigrade 37 and STLE

    #9 8 years ago

    Safecracker and Williams Super Star.

    #11 8 years ago

    MMr south east corner, BBB north west corner.

    LTG : )™

    #12 8 years ago

    I'd have to say by far Tspp and IM

    #13 8 years ago

    ACDC Luci -- Whoa Nellie

    They fight every night.

    #14 8 years ago

    Stern Star Trek
    Interflip Dragon.

    #15 8 years ago

    Gypsy Queen and WOZ

    #16 8 years ago

    WOZ and Hobbit.

    One I have. One I do not.

    #17 8 years ago

    SP and STTNG

    #18 8 years ago

    Pinky (1950) and STTNG (1993). Difference being Pinky has hair.

    #19 8 years ago

    Radical and swords of fury
    One zany, one dungeon crawler

    Bitchin!
    Lionman!

    #20 8 years ago

    Demolition Man
    Family Guy.

    Serious vs. insane hilarity!

    #22 8 years ago

    Twin Win: Bally, 1974, e-m, 2-player, bing bong sounds, 4 flippers, pushbutton e-m ball launch, non-multiball, 2 pop bumpers, no ramps, no in-lanes feed to flippers, no spinners, no vuk, 2 saucers with kick-outs, (1) spinning disc, 0 drop targets, no diverters, good backglass artwork.

    Rollergames: Williams, 1990, Sys 11 solid state electronic, 4-player, sounds include music and voice callouts, 3 flippers, std manual spring plunger ball launch, 3-ball multi-ball, 3 pop bumpers, ramps/rails, in-lanes, 2 spinners, 1 vuk, no saucers, no spinning disc, 3 drop targets, diverters, unimpressive translite artwork.

    #23 8 years ago

    WOZLE and SF2

    #24 8 years ago

    Baffle Ball 1932, under The Walking Dead.

    #25 8 years ago
    Quoted from tamoore:

    Hi Dolly, 1965
    Metallica, 2013

    Widening the gap by one year
    Masquerade, 1966
    Nemo, 2015

    #26 8 years ago

    Orbitor 1 and AG USA Football

    #27 8 years ago

    Skylab and The Simpsons Pinball Party. Two very different games.

    I've come to the realization that I just like pinball. The games I'm most attracted to have complex rules with lots going on but whenever I play a simple game I enjoy how straight forward and simple it is. I can't get enough of my Hollywood Heat, it's dead simple and games are fast. I can't get enough of TSPP, it's complex and games are long. I get a rush playing both, as I said I just like pinball in general.

    #28 8 years ago
    Quoted from jlm33:

    Widening the gap by one year
    Masquerade, 1966
    Nemo, 2015

    What is nemo?

    Edit:
    I looked up captain nemo, beautiful game, I havnt been living under a rock I swear

    #30 8 years ago

    Blackwater 100 & Metle

    #31 8 years ago

    Gottlieb Universe and Stern SM.

    #32 8 years ago

    Target Alpha and TAF, 16 years and worlds apart.

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