I'll admit I've never been a big fan of Williams woodrails. The artwork always seemed a bit crude, and the games relied on gimmicks. They just weren't games that had enough lasting appeal to deserve a spot in my line-up.
Then I found a Jig Saw. What a great game. The artwork is beautiful, especially in a darkened room, and the game play is as good as anything Gottlieb ever did. The jig saw pieces are challenging enough to keep you coming back for one more game, and if you do light the specials the games rack up like crazy. Even if you don't get specials the scoring opportunities to get points keeps winning a game within reach right down to the end of the last ball, and when you're done you find yourself wishing that Gottlieb had used higher voltage coils like Williams did, because that extra bit of "snap" makes playing it a lot more interesting.
This one's a keeper.
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