No initials or grand champion on it, and I'm not going to let anyone carve them in, but in my house it's Big Daddy. 1000 point games are rare.

I had a Fireball Classic. Those three inch flippers make it a lot easier to keep the ball in play than the two inch zipper flippers on the original Fireball.

But still neither compares to Big Daddy with it's very fast play, two inch flippers, no inlanes and
three inch outlanes.

Two minutes on the above mentioned Big Daddy would be epic. But people love it.

That's too bad. But that's why I keep throwing it out there every time I read things like brutal, tough, short ball times, etc.

And most of my modern games are some of the most brutal on the planet.

But why are they so addictive?

Remember. We had bigger steering wheels. lol!

Send that F-14 to me! Right here! To the house of pain.

This is what cracks me up! EMs but no specific titles. lol. As you were.

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If you start a thread like this in the all pinball category, the results will never make any real sense.

That's the one I'm after! Is it for sale?

Keep me in mind if it becomes available. Love those early 60s Williams.

Thank's for talking me out of buying that one.

You were! And I would have picked it up anyway except my friend wanted it more. But with six outlanes and no inlanes that does keep the Corral playfield very low on wear. This one was perfect! Even if it was over 50 years old.

In my mind that means you better make your plunger shot count, other wise you are going straight down the drain.

Ah, the lost art of easing back on the plunger so the ball can drop into the playfield at the perfect velocity and trajectory so the geometry of the game and a perfect nudge can lead the ball to just the perfect spot on the flipper so you can collect those 100 pts.

Right you are!