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I've only played Sharkeys at events also but I really liked it. There is much more to do and it does look and sound good. To me it's one of the most underrated Stern pins. But I'm drawn to EBD because it's one of those pins I grew up playing. Great layout with simple rules that are...

The original version with the zipper flippers is one of the most sought after EMs. One in good condition could be pricy by EM standards. Usually over $2,000.

The home edition had all the cool features removed. It makes me sad when I see one. :(

For hairy they are synonyms.

That really happen? I hear a lot of broken phone stories, but that is fantastic!

Jeez, ok, then I'll take the original please.

I think Fireball II is pretty darn good, just not as good as the original. Can I have both?

Just my opinion. Most don't agree and that's ok with me. I was just giving the reason for my vote. It doesn't bother me who uses it. If it adds to your enjoyment, it's a good thing.

I really don't know much about this machine. I've never seen or played it. But based on the condition, I doubt it's worth the $100 the auction is starting at unless the playfield is a nice clean example. As SYT stated most EMs don't go for a lot of cash even in working order unless it is a...

I voted yes. I'm not kidding. Lose a ball. It's no big deal.

EBD is 8,250 EBD LE is 2,388 Total of 10,638 This is per IPDB The LE had had a different back box and some slightly different cabinet art.

If you can do Pin Bot and Jack Bot, then why not both? EBD and Sharkeys have totally different rules.

I would like to see the game pause button active only when the ball is being cradled like in real life. But I guess that can't be done.

If I can only give one answer it is probably big shot. It's not my favorite of the collection but it's the one I play the most. Not overly complicated, games don't last too long, and it's a fun pin to practice your aiming and nudge skills on.

I wish you could zoom in on them to get a better look.

Love the 1971 version of Fireball. Great skill shot, zipper flippers, multiball, the disc that is pure chaos, classic sound, and top notch art. Yeah, it's amazing that it was done in 1971. Good games for me on this pin are rare, but even crappy games are fun and make you want to play it...

Might have been, can't recall. I keep an eye open for that. Thanks

Ball is a bit floaty and that vari target is a bit rediculous. It rejects direct hits way too often. First game, I lock a second ball and the dmd says ball 1 locked?

I enjoy hot sauce but I avoid anything with ghost peppers.

I feel the same way about Adam Sandler.