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Pinball Hall of Fame must plays?

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amendonz:
Haha it seems like you aren't a true pinball lover till you hate most pinballs. :)

smartbomb2084:
I would try and play all of the games I have not played before regardless of era or manufacturer and If time was plentiful play the games I do like that I have not played in a while.

All this negative bias around here is so unsettling.

JMB:
Thanks for all the opinions. I'm in my early 40's so the late 70's to late 80's are the machines I grew up with and stick in my mind the most. I will probably suck at most of them so at least I'll be able to play a lot in a short period of time!  ;D

RayB:
Try out:
TX-Sector
Black Hole
Xenon
Spectrum
Arena
and Future Spa just to laugh at the artwork and theme.

Q*Bert_OP:
Don't bother with Black Hole...

Last time I was there, there were 2 there, and I broke both of them. Also in my numerous past visits, I have managed to break the Black Hole and Haunted House...all 7 times

Good luck completing a game on it without a problem.

As far as what I like:

Impacto (foreign EM pin, plastic playfield...very fast and strange feel)
Orbitor 1 (weird early Stern SS...curved playfield makes the game all luck, but a cool novelty game)
Banzai Run
Space Station
Time Machine
Safe Cracker
Almost all Gottlieb EMs
Many of the DMD Gottliebs, except Waterworld

I would avoid many of the DMD games and late 80's games othat rely on ramp shots...many of the games there have weak flippers

If Tim's Medieval Madness was the first example of that title I played, I wouldn't touch it again, much less have $2500 in parts for it sitting around.

For the most part, Tim's current Stern DMD games seem to work OK, but those can still be found on location

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