Quoted from mbaumle:

I really like my Lights Camera Action. Not a game you see too often, and for a game built in 1989, it has a pretty deep mode based ruleset, a neat rotating ramp that changes the dynamics of the playfield, backbox animation, and a wicked topper. It just has piles of features.
Those damn mystery rewards are butt cheeks when playing with multiple people though. What an unbalanced game it makes for...

Quoted from jwilson:

That's because no one ever gets a chance to play them otherwise - most people don't keep them in their collections for long.
When I'm at a show I *always* play the weird odd-ball game you never see normally. I can play MM, AFM, TZ etc. anytime.