Black Hole
Gottlieb, 1981
Blackout
Williams, 1980
Defender
Williams, 1982
Eight Ball Deluxe Limited Edition
Bally, 1982
Firepower
Williams, 1980
Hardbody
Bally, 1987
Haunted House
Gottlieb, 1982
Hollywood Heat
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1979 Flash was the machine my friend and I could not stop putting quarters in. The sound on that machine for its time was awesome. I remember exactly where the machine was if the arcade was there today, now the place has changed many times and is a IHOP on the outside edge of a mall where the arcade use to be. I have never eaten at that IHOP, but I do like IHOP.
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