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<blockquote data-quote="Brian Clark" data-source="post: 29924" data-attributes="member: 49"><p>I like older and newer pinball games. I would love to see EMs in Pinball arcade, especially ones from the 70s (when they had 3 inch flippers and drop targets). I definitely want to see some Gottlieb machines, but I like some from Bally and Williams, as well. I also like 50s and 60s machines and how a few of them were about getting the ball in the right hole to earn credits (though I hope Farsight does something with credits when or if these come around). Many from that era had unique rules like a baseball themed game that counts runs or a tic tac toe grid, as well.</p><p></p><p>One thing I noticed about a few of the late EMs that had SS models is that the SS version is often the more common one. The EM for Mati Hari is rare.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Brian Clark, post: 29924, member: 49"] I like older and newer pinball games. I would love to see EMs in Pinball arcade, especially ones from the 70s (when they had 3 inch flippers and drop targets). I definitely want to see some Gottlieb machines, but I like some from Bally and Williams, as well. I also like 50s and 60s machines and how a few of them were about getting the ball in the right hole to earn credits (though I hope Farsight does something with credits when or if these come around). Many from that era had unique rules like a baseball themed game that counts runs or a tic tac toe grid, as well. One thing I noticed about a few of the late EMs that had SS models is that the SS version is often the more common one. The EM for Mati Hari is rare. [/QUOTE]
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