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Welcome to TPA, knockknockknock, and try not to get beaten up by that single in the Champion Pub. Seriously, he's a really tough fighter! :p

Ryan, are the tables going to be completely fixed by tomorrow? I'm sleepless even just reading this thread!

Whitewater. I personally think the game flows very well and the VJ light show is perfect, but while I can get to VJ on the TPA version, I can barely advance a raft on the real version.

I think it was removed due to TZ's PowerBall being the same color- and now, because the data of the PowerBall is used in the white ball, it is unusable- and no, creepy voice, we won't give it back!

Too bad you didn't buy it... I know it's a little like BBBB, but still, the music is some of the best I've heard in an early-90s pinball machine and deserves to be heard.

Gilligan's Island? Can't believe there's another person besides me who likes that... Also, Twister W00T!

It's certainly nice to see another Bostonian around here... Welcome to PAF, (insert very bad pun here)!

There's no joke in that statement, it actually will.

A popular table I noticed on the EM poll was Atlantis (1975 Gottlieb). But we seriously need more love for the 1989 Atlantis! Atlantis was a 1989 pinball by Bally that's very elusive- I think just a little more than Cactus Canyon were made. It was designed by Peter Perry, who later worked on...

I love the new style of promo video, it doesn't seem as cheap as the previous ones. Also, thanks for showing us the jackpots, those look awesome!

Dr. Dude is my role model. I only hope that one day, I may be able to possess the Gift of Gab, the Heart of Rock and Roll, and a Magnetic Personality so I can become a Super-Dude like him. Until then, I guess I'll have to settle for big shots calling me a dork.

The weird music video for Red & Ted's Road Show's theme song: http://youtube.com/watch?v=ct87FSiy770&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3Dct87FSiy770

Other pins shown in your first picture: Jurassic Park, Theatre of Magic, Big Buck Hunter

Well, MF, one of the main reasons I love Hurricane is that it's the first table I ever played. They had one at the arcade in York's Wild Kingdom (York, ME) and I was attracted to the spinning disc on the backbox. Next thing I knew, I played it, and loved it. Sadly, they seem to be kinda rare...

+1 for FiM. I'm, admittedly, a brony and I would love to see the show translated into pinball form. If it was a huge mode-based game, there would be a lot of work involved- but maybe the show creators will help with the design.

Does Wet Willie's in White Water count? It's kinda like the Stiffometer, except the music only changes orchestration and goes up a pitch. Trust me, the Stiffometer was much harder for me.

I'm waiting for the new and improved version of Tee'd Off! Played it at Pinball Wizard, and hopefully, they'll get it done a lot better this time- and hey, maybe they'll even throw in the backbox gopher!

Well, I landed in 136th place. That's all I can say.

Crazily enough, Hurricane is like Bugs Bunny's Birthday Ball to the community: it's almost never seen, not many people like it, but it's still worth it just for one awesome ramp (Hurricane's titular one and BBBB's spinout ramp). I like BBBB just the same as Hurricane, which is probably a 6 in my...

No, I think he means after Ringmaster Battle.