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For me, it was STTNG. I got it as a project and had a real good time going through it and getting it clean and working 100%. But when it was done, what a disappointment. I don't mind short ball times but the outlanes are so frustrating that I quickly put it up for sale. I don't mind nudging, but you have to pretty much wrestle this machine to keep the ball in play. No thanks!
Quoted from Manbearpig:STTNG - what a mechanical nightmare to keep running correctly! Couldn't wait to sell it!
TOTAN - I always thought it would be a long term keeper, one day I was playing and I just lost complete interest in the game. It is worth too much to hang onto a game that I could sell or trade to get another in its place.
Funhouse - another classic that I loved playing at the arcade, got bored with I real quick in a home environment.
I think I keep TOTAN around because it's such a pretty game. I think the sound, music and light show are exceptional as well. It's just a great all around package with the exception of the ruleset. Shallow as all heck. Luckilly, I'm a terrible player or I would have probably gotten bored with it a long time ago.
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