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This game was made in the mid-50's and is incredibly difficult to finish. It's also incredibly fun!

The Pros:
A great layout with one of the most challenging sequences in pinball design history. The artwork is gorgeous and the action is full of nudging. You are going to need to learn how to manipulate this game if you are going to make it past 9 on the 1-12 sequence. Lots of silliness and humor all over the art pax make me want to go out and play croquet after I play this pin.

The Cons:
Do you like pinball? Do you like pain? Because this game is gonna put the hurt on ya! The weight of the ego-crushing difficulty that this game presents to you is not to be trifled with. It is no joke. A table for the true pin-sado-masochists if there ever was one. I hope your flippers are strong and your ego can take a whuppin'!

The Takeaway:
Completing 1-12 is harder on this game than reaching a wizard mode programmed by Keith Johnson. Seriously. Tables like this are inspiring to me because it makes me realize how much was done with so few resources and to me that is creative brilliance. This game is on my want list.

Update:
I can't get past bumper #3! This game is a real butt kicker. Will I ever get the chance to get all 12? I have no idea. But this game keeps on bringing me back for more. Lighting the 4 croquet balls by the 10 point targets may be an easier way to score specials, but with the flippers all the way at the sides of the playfield... YIKES! A true player. This pinball vintage's equivalent of today's Wheel of Fortune!