Sorry space station or space shuttle ..

Waterworld
TSPP
couldn't get rid of quick enough

Strange: two of the most hated here are among my most liked: Black Rose was my go-to game until it wore out. Doctor Who at TPF with PinSound sounded great to me. The double decker rising section was a surprise! But then I’ve been a Doctor Who fan since the 1970s.

#Gladiators

Stern PotC

Slugfest x2

IJ4, Big Guns and El Dorado City Of Gold

I bought a X-Men LE and hated it the day it was delivered and sold it asap. I did the same with Roadshow. The guy that bought roadshow from me came back the next day asking if he could return it and I said sorry. I did not want it back.

I bought and sold games for years, so it was not uncommon to flip something the same day I bought it. This past fall I bought 7 games and sold inside a week. It's not because I didn't like them it's just business to me. Someone told me I had a nice collection. I replied it's not a collection, it's inventory. Now with that being said the absolute quickest sale I needed to make was GOTG. I bought it for the route and it was an early run and so incomplete it sat in my garage for 7 weeks before I put it out. Even with the "better" code it was horrible. I even told the guy who bought it how bad it was. He insisted that's what he wanted. I believe he sold it after a month.

Rollergames

Wondering if those that played and say demo man had played a tight smooth playing one

It’s one of my favs I had to have again

I think a lot of people make false judgment on games based on their playable condition. If a game is not strong enough to hit all the shots then I cannot fairly judge it. The first time I played swords of fury it was on a machine where the upper flipper didn’t work. I remember walking away thinking I didn’t care for the game much. Come to find out you can’t really play that game without the upper flipper and now that I own one I absolutely love it. I have had three demolition man pinball machines. One of them had those weak flippers and it was very frustrating to say the least

Xenon
Party Zone

These two never even made it in to my house!

I spent 2 days solid shopping the bargain one I picked up. It played beautifully. I hated it

Godzilla - I knew it wasn’t for me on the first ball.

Play BEFORE you buy.

This is sooooo true.

I love some games that generally are considered bad. I get why people don’t like them but for some reason I just find them fun. But some of the greatest games I didn’t like. Just a matter of taste I guess.

I'm still sort of new at this pin thing. It is nice to know that I am not a freak of nature because I don't like a lot of the A list games. A lot of the pins mentioned here that you all could not unload fast enough are some of the same pins I don't like.

Johnny Mnemonic. I played it at a show. I liked it and ended up buying it. Brought it home and just didn't have any good games on it at all. Lots of unlucky drains just turned me off to it. I'm one of the few who digs the theme. Glove doesn't bother me. Nice shots. Really wanted to like it, but it didn't like me back. So long, Johnny!

Forgot about:
Capcom Airborne-loved the theme and sounds but the layout killed it for me with center ramp shots in middle of pf, killing flow with tons of rejects,etc.
Alvin G & Co. Pistol Poker- Loved the theme and sounds but I did not care for upper pf and impossible to find replacement parts for it-(drove me crazy).

Sega/Stern Harley Davidson, IJ4, and South Park. I loved the theme of all of them and I wanted to love them but the games are just horrible

Very common answer to this, but Road Show. I don't think it made it through the first week.

To earn the money to buy one?

Black hole. Interesting lower playfield but I couldn’t stand not being able to lane change the roll overs along with consistently having the re entry kick ball over the gate when open, oh and the music was the tipping point. Do do do dodo do dodo, do do do do dodo do, dodo do do do do, do do dodo do do. Do do do dodo do.

Not a horrible game- I just don’t miss it.

Roadshow ... "It's Friday"
Bye Red and Ted!

In order of how much I loath and don't miss from (I can't even look at a flyer to maybe, if the mood is right..)

SWE1 - I love RFM but HATE SWE1. I still hear Jar Jar Binks in my nightmares
IJ - I just don't get the love. Super clunker to me.
Hobbit - a chore to play
Comet - one trick pony and that stupid clown voice was terrible
Whitewater - again, I just couldn't get into it

I guess maybe it is because of how I got games over the years that I've never got rid of one. I played them and enjoyed them before ever going through the hassle of bringing them into my house...because both in and out are not fun.

Whirlwind.
I flipped in less than a day, bought then sold...

Ive only sold 1 game ever and that was WH2O. Beautiful looking game with one of the coolest toppers for the time but just felt clunky to me and other than looks I never understood the love for it.

Big Guns

Aerosmith LE

Vector. Bought it because a nearby friend had one for sale cheap. Cool art, but absolutely terrible gameplay. Typical crappy split playfield game.

Strange Science. Wanted one for years due to the art, theme & sounds. Too bad it's a one-trick pony with awful geometry. And even the trick (multiball) isn't very good. Sometimes weird is bad.

Tmnt
Partyzone
Lost in space