I absolutely love this game and have to play one everytime I am around one. The kickout holes are my favorite part of this game. You collect the cards and collect the bonus depending on how many cards you have rolled over and which kickout hole you landed the ball in. The rules are that simple. The game is not hard but it is not easy either. It is a must have for any serious EM collector. This game is very famous, and unfairly costs more not only because it is fun but because it was featured in the 1975 film "Tommy" with Roger Daltry playing the machine against Elton John. This is a pin I hope to add to my collection some day!

Excellent game, excellent art work, lovely symmetrical design, love the kick out holes, love the two ladies on the very amusing back glass, loved the game when young Roger played it in Tommy.
Is it in my top 5 games of all time? Yes. Would I sell the one I own? Only for lots and lots of dough. If I had to set fire to either my K&Q or Cross Town which would I chose to burn? You decide.

I owned my first Kings & Queens at the age of 13. It was a heap of rubbish sold to me by a guy who was big on the scene in England back in the mid-seventies by the name of Ken Berry. I loved it and thought it was amazing to own a pinball (a real pinball) at that age. My father hated it.

I play it today and look at it with nostalgia. Mine plays great, looks great and feels 90% there a few tweaks and she will be excellent.

A fantastic EM to play. Hit a majority of the rollovers, shoot the ball into the Ace saucer and watch the points skyrocket! A very nice art package, though the cab could be much better. One of the best from its era!!

This is one of the classic EM machines everyone remembers from all those years ago. I remember playing this one a lot in an English greasy spoon cafe during my apprenticeship when I should have been at work... A great layout, go through all the lanes to light up any of the 4 saucers in the centre of the playfield, then get that knocker cracking off by dropping the ball into the left hand one so that it gets flipped across all 4. Classic saucy backglass, just take a close look in there to see what's going on! One of the most desired EM pins, the MM of the EM world.