AC/DC (LE)
Stern, 2012
AC/DC (Premium)
Stern, 2012
Baywatch
Sega, 1995
Big Ben
Williams, 1954
Family Guy
Stern, 2007
Haunted House
Gottlieb, 1982
Hercules
Atari, 1979
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Quoted from epthegeek:Gilligans Island is the deepest pin I can think of ...
... because I can't think of any others.
The only way it is deep is because of the Blue Lagoon
Honestly the deepest games I have ever played include X-Men, Judge Dredd, and Tommy Pinball Wizard
Quoted from ItsOnlyPinball:Baywatch, but only if you look deep into the Hoffs eyes. If not, then LOTR...
Actually Baywatch is pretty deep. 5 modes, 5 "shark rewards", Guard Millions, Tourist Season, and a large multiball. The ONLY reason I enjoyed it at the Volleyball House. Now can someone just create a custom back glass for it?
So has anyone here played High Roller Casino?
While John Trudeau designed the table, Keith Johnson developed the rules for it, and they're nothing short of amazing. If you enjoyed the depth of Stargate I think you'll enjoy this one - there's three wizard modes, a deep Multiball mode, and 4 "Super Modes" that can be stacked with other features such as multiball and the three wizard modes. It's a ton of fun if you haven't played it. 
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