Eight Ball
Bally, 1977
Lucky Seven
Williams, 1978
Night Rider
Bally, 1977
Pinball
Stern Electronics, 1977
Stingray
Stern Electronics, 1977
Strikes and Spares
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Stingray is cream of that crop - no debate.
You will roll it often thanks to the 55,000 saucer and the 10,000 pt bonus ladder...but the game is by far the deepest and rarest of that bunch.
No brainer.
All 3 of those Bally's are fun too..Eight Ball being the best.
Lucky Seven - dead last.
Quoted from zacaj:Interesting, apparently this has the same rules as 'Pinball'. Do you think Pinball is also that deep, or does the playfield layout help it? (never played either)
You've got some cool titles Zacaj.
We have some similar "wants" and history too.
No - Pinball is a yawner.
Just played Pinball out at Tim Arnolds PHOF 2 weeks ago - dreadful, weak title.
Stingray has loads more to do.
2 x 6 way scoring saucers, top and middle of playfield, a 5 bank of drops on the left side, a runway of rollovers on the right side, 2 ways back up top instead of 1, a stationary special shot on the left, and is far deeper overall.
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