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Quoted from Dantesmark:Sorry... im lazy.
How dare you start a topic on a forum instead of looking for years old threads that haven't been used in several months /s
back to topic, I love Harlem Globetrotters. It's affordable, has in-lane drop targets, three (!) spinners, a gate, and the split flippers. It challenges a player to utilize a lot of the playfield.
Quoted from rufessor:I can vote with the two I own-
Harlem Globetrotters
Playboy
Not going to argue game play and gimmicks and features. To me these represent very early examples and both hit it out of the park on the art/theme integration.
I like playing both- I dont worry much about depth. Pinball should ge fast and fun and over. Not a fan of 20 minute games and these fit that to a T.
Quick ball times is why I'll bring my Dolly Parton around to kick some ass. Even set to 5-ball and with a 4-player group, the game is over within 20 minutes.
Quoted from RWH:No love for Circus, Com'on, plenty to do. Drop targets, roto targets; spinner; kick out hole for bonus; upper set of flippers and two half loops one each side; fantastic art and before you say it, yes, 1980 sounds. Have mine set a six degrees and it is a blast to say the least.
I love the variety of Circus, but the only version I played had the most god awful sounds I have ever heard. Genie sounds awesome and Circus makes my ears want to bleed.
Quoted from RipleYYY:i too like HGTT
but doesnt agree your last sentence : if you want to simply make points (tournaments), go all day for the right lane drops targets, and its done...
Well after the drops you work the spinner and top saucer. Then you get to recover as the ball comes out of the pops and bonus advance spinners.
Quoted from Dantesmark:# 3 who plays pinball outside?
Ballers
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