Algar

[netizen]

Gors Brother Al - 349 units produced. Steve Richie calls it a dud, but it is now viewed as one of the best and most original machines of its era. The three captive balls on the right and the audio make this pretty interesting for an early SS game.

 

[Jeff Strong]

Algar? Present!

 

[Fungi]

Wow. The classic 80s sound f/x are pure awesomeness. I've never seen this machine, but wish I had.

 

[Espy]

Never thought this table had many fans, but I'm up for giving it a try.

 

[Sumez]

Mwehh, I can think of quite a few tables from the same period I want to see a lot more than Algar

 

[DrainoBraino]

Looks amazing! Never played or even saw this one, but I've known of it. Early SS games are some of my faves.

 

[DopedToInfinity]

That looks awesome!!! Like Gorgar & Centaur did the nasty and baby Algar was born.

Those sound effects give me an 80's-nerd-boner

 

[Mechanix77]

There's a sequal?!? Oh, for heaven's sake! It even looks as bad as "Gorgar" does! LOL

If Steve Richie calls it a dud, I'm not gonna argue with the man who would know best.

Thanks for posting this, though. I never knew there was such a table.

 

[Sumez]

LOL "Gorgar" is an awesome table lol

 

[Matt McIrvin]

The art is not something you've seen elsewhere, I'll say that. Some kinda... lion man who lives in the sea?... OK.

Maybe he's friends with the cow beneath the sea.

 

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