No mention of Diner yet? When I think of great looking pinball machines, Diner is always one of the first to come to mind. Like Fire which was mentioned earlier, it's just super classy (And as it turns out, this game has the same artist!). It's laid out perfectly to accommodate the playfield design. It's cluttered, but in just the right way to make it feel just like an actual diner. The cabinet art is sleek and simple. Then there's the translite. Again, simple, but still super nice to look at, and it even has the see through windows with the customers that move around when the game moves, with the clock implemented super nicely on top. In my opinion it's one of the nicest, most charming art packages put on a pinball machine.
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West Chicago, IL
