- Feb 19, 2012
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I hope I'm not strange for saying that I prefer brightly lit places (and daylight) for pinball.
Not strange at all. Everyone has their personal preference. One main drawback with lights or windows around pinball machines is that you have to lookout for glare/reflections on the glass, but if the pins are placed properly in relation to the lights/windows then it's not an issue (or if the machines have the newer anti-glare glass). The other thing is that bright lights diminish the effect of the pinball machine's own lights. The light show gets washed out in a bright room. On the other side of the coin, some people prefer to get a better view of the art which a bright room provides, so they both have their merits. Personally, I like it on the darker side, but I'll play anywhere.