The Pinball Arcade table ratings

[Kolchak357]

Why do you say the haters are vocal? I think they're extremely quiet, as there is almost never an anti-EM or anti-early-SS post on PAF, and the number of people who don't like them of course greatly outweighs the number that like them, or else TPA would be mostly these machines instead of mostly DMD's. This seems to actually be the silent majority.

Yep, PAF is pretty EM friendly. Facebook is where EM bashing usually takes place. Can't forget that this is a video game, and the vast majority playing it grew up playing mostly DMD era pins. So they are definitely more popular and more requested. After that there is a pretty large group of early SS pin lovers, followed by an even smaller group of EM junkies.

What I find interesting is that most people that love EMs also enjoy early SS and the DMD era pins. But it doesn't seem to as often go the other direction. There seems to be a large portion of DMD fans that don't won't to even hear about an EM pin being discussed. Or at least this is often the impression I get.

 

[soundwave106]

Yep, PAF is pretty EM friendly. Facebook is where EM bashing usually takes place.

This is where I see the "vocal haters" as well. PAF is a lot more friendly of a place period.

In a way I don't find it surprising (to some degree). Probably the pins you first encounter in your teens / twenties, and their motif / style, are in general what you most want to see. There's probably more computer gamers out there in their late 30s to 40s (meaning they were around for the early 1990s pinball wave) than their are gamers who were teens in the EM era (and probably are in their 60s now).

"Back in my day" I never saw *any* EM in arcades. I've only played one IRL EM, a Spirit of 76 a family member had. The only sort-of early SS games I saw *ever* in arcades around here were one Space Shuttle and one Eight Ball Deluxe.

Personally I appreciate the EMs despite growing up in the DMD era, but reading Facebook I feel like I'm not with the majority of pinball players from my era. Could be wrong but that's my impression.

 

[invitro]

This is where I see the "vocal haters" as well. PAF is a lot more friendly of a place period.

In a way I don't find it surprising (to some degree). Probably the pins you first encounter in your teens / twenties, and their motif / style, are in general what you most want to see. There's probably more computer gamers out there in their late 30s to 40s (meaning they were around for the early 1990s pinball wave) than their are gamers who were teens in the EM era (and probably are in their 60s now).

"Back in my day" I never saw *any* EM in arcades. I've only played one IRL EM, a Spirit of 76 a family member had. The only sort-of early SS games I saw *ever* in arcades around here were one Space Shuttle and one Eight Ball Deluxe.

Personally I appreciate the EMs despite growing up in the DMD era, but reading Facebook I feel like I'm not with the majority of pinball players from my era. Could be wrong but that's my impression.

Got it. Thanks, you and Kolchak, I never read the facebook page unless I'm hunting for news on Stern Pinball Arcade.

FWIW, I'm mid-40's, and first started playing pinball very regularly in high school, machines from Pin*Bot to Earthshaker, mostly Williams but some Bally and Gottlieb as well, and even Lazer War. But my heart is mostly with WMS DMD's from T2 until the end. I never saw any EM's in the places I played, until a couple of hipster college bars I frequented (one had Swinger, I think), and then I made friends with a local operator who let me play the dozens of glorious EM's like Wizard in his shop, and then the rabbit hole opens.

I have strong preferences for WMS and Williams, and think other manufacturers/eras are inferior, but enjoy something from every manu/era. I do think the WMS/Williams machines are flat-out better than EM's, but as that is the heart of TPA they are very well represented, and now EM's are under-represented. I would've been unhappy to see more than one or two EM's back in Season 1 or 2, but now I want two per season.

In general I think TPA is making pretty much perfect choices for tables, that are almost exactly along my preferences, given licensing difficulties.

 

[shutyertrap]

Got it. Thanks, you and Kolchak, I never read the facebook page unless I'm hunting for news on Stern Pinball Arcade.

FWIW, I'm mid-40's, and first started playing pinball very regularly in high school, machines from Pin*Bot to Earthshaker, mostly Williams but some Bally and Gottlieb as well, and even Lazer War. But my heart is mostly with WMS DMD's from T2 until the end. I never saw any EM's in the places I played, until a couple of hipster college bars I frequented (one had Swinger, I think), and then I made friends with a local operator who let me play the dozens of glorious EM's like Wizard in his shop, and then the rabbit hole opens.

I have strong preferences for WMS and Williams, and think other manufacturers/eras are inferior, but enjoy something from every manu/era. I do think the WMS/Williams machines are flat-out better than EM's, but as that is the heart of TPA they are very well represented, and now EM's are under-represented. I would've been unhappy to see more than one or two EM's back in Season 1 or 2, but now I want two per season.

In general I think TPA is making pretty much perfect choices for tables, that are almost exactly along my preferences, given licensing difficulties.

Pretty much what he said applies to me. Same age bracket, same machines to cut my teeth on. I worked in an arcade in '91, saw a bunch of tables come through. I never liked the build quality of Data East machines, and the Gottliebs of those years just looked like pale imitations. I had no clue Gottlieb was the king of EMs, nor did I really understand what an EM even was. Back then if it didn't have ramps or multiball, I didn't wanna play it.

I also completely agree with the sentiment that FarSight should represent a wider swath of tables now. Personally I'd be happy keeping it WMS but just odd play field layouts, but I'm down with the EM packs too.

 

[smbhax]

Added Rescue 911 to the survey!

http://smbhax.com/tpatr

Last month's new table, Hurricane, has come in at spot 31 in the table. In the top 10, Theatre of Magic moved up a spot to #4.

The Pinball Arcade table ratings
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1. 9.02 — Medieval Madness
2. 8.85 — Attack from Mars
3. 8.69 — Monster Bash
4. 8.55 — Theatre of Magic
5. 8.51 — The Addams Family
6. 8.47 — The Twilight Zone
7. 8.18 — Star Trek: The Next Generation
8. 8.12 — Tales of the Arabian Nights
9. 7.99 — White Water
10. 7.89 — Terminator 2: Judgment Day
11. 7.85 — Red & Ted's Road Show
12. 7.74 — The Getaway: High Speed II
12. 7.74 — Judge Dredd
14. 7.72 — No Good Gofers!
15. 7.66 — Funhouse
16. 7.63 — Bram Stoker's Dracula
17. 7.60 — Fish Tales
18. 7.58 — WHO dunnit
19. 7.54 — Taxi
20. 7.46 — Cirqus Voltaire
21. 7.38 — Junk Yard
21. 7.38 — Scared Stiff
23. 7.37 — Jack•Bot
24. 7.36 — Ripley's Believe It or Not!
25. 7.35 — Safe Cracker
26. 7.32 — Creature from the Black Lagoon
27. 7.24 — Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
28. 7.18 — Whirlwind
29. 7.13 — Cactus Canyon
30. 7.11 — No Fear: Dangerous Sports
31. 7.08 — Hurricane
32. 7.03 — Black Rose
33. 6.93 — Earthshaker
33. 6.93 — High Speed
35. 6.91 — Diner
36. 6.79 — The Machine: Bride of Pin•Bot
37. 6.73 — F-14 Tomcat
38. 6.71 — Centaur
39. 6.70 — Pin•Bot
40. 6.69 — High Roller Casino
41. 6.65 — The Champion Pub
42. 6.58 — Elvira and the Party Monsters
43. 6.51 — Cyclone
44. 6.50 — Black Knight 2000
45. 6.41 — Space Shuttle
46. 6.40 — Flight 2000
46. 6.40 — Xenon
48. 6.34 — Party Zone
49. 6.33 — Tee'd Off
50. 6.30 — Fireball
51. 6.16 — Big Shot
52. 6.12 — Starship Troopers
53. 6.00 — Cue Ball Wizard
53. 6.00 — Gorgar
55. 5.80 — Phantom of the Opera
56. 5.77 — Black Hole
57. 5.72 — Firepower
58. 5.66 — Class of 1812
59. 5.60 — El Dorado
60. 5.49 — Dr. Dude
61. 5.45 — Haunted House
62. 5.39 — Harley-Davidson Third Edition
63. 5.27 — Lights...Camera...Action!
64. 5.01 — Victory
65. 4.76 — Genie
66. 4.65 — Black Knight
67. 4.06 — Central Park
68. 3.82 — El Dorado City of Gold
69. 3.29 — Goin' Nuts
70. none — Rescue 911

 

[wizard33]

How come STTNG gets a 8.18 ???

 

[Fungi]

How come STTNG gets a 8.18 ???

Because 576 people voted and that's what it averaged out to be?

 

[Kolchak357]

It's one of my lowest. Hate it.

 

[vikingerik]

How come STTNG gets a 8.18 ???

Because you still need several more shots to accelerate to 9.9.

 

[smbhax]

Added Last Action Hero to the survey!

Last month's new table, Rescue 911, is currently tied for 43rd. In the top 10, Red & Ted's Road Show moved up to bump Terminator 2: Judgement Day out of the tenth spot!

The Pinball Arcade table ratings
——————————
1. 9.04 — Medieval Madness
2. 8.86 — Attack from Mars
3. 8.70 — Monster Bash
4. 8.57 — Theatre of Magic
5. 8.49 — The Addams Family
6. 8.47 — The Twilight Zone
7. 8.21 — Star Trek: The Next Generation
8. 8.14 — Tales of the Arabian Nights
9. 8.02 — White Water
10. 7.92 — Red & Ted's Road Show
11. 7.89 — Terminator 2: Judgment Day
12. 7.82 — The Getaway: High Speed II
13. 7.74 — No Good Gofers!
14. 7.65 — Funhouse
15. 7.63 — Bram Stoker's Dracula
15. 7.63 — Fish Tales
17. 7.61 — Judge Dredd
17. 7.61 — WHO dunnit
19. 7.55 — Taxi
20. 7.49 — Cirqus Voltaire
21. 7.45 — Safe Cracker
22. 7.39 — Junk Yard
22. 7.39 — Scared Stiff
24. 7.36 — Jack•Bot
25. 7.35 — Ripley's Believe It or Not!
26. 7.34 — Creature from the Black Lagoon
27. 7.23 — Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
28. 7.21 — Hurricane
29. 7.20 — No Fear: Dangerous Sports
30. 7.19 — Whirlwind
31. 7.15 — Cactus Canyon
32. 7.04 — Black Rose
33. 6.96 — Earthshaker
34. 6.95 — Diner
35. 6.94 — High Speed
36. 6.82 — The Machine: Bride of Pin•Bot
37. 6.78 — High Roller Casino
38. 6.73 — F-14 Tomcat
39. 6.72 — Pin•Bot
40. 6.69 — The Champion Pub
41. 6.68 — Centaur
42. 6.59 — Elvira and the Party Monsters
43. 6.55 — Cyclone
43. 6.55 — Rescue 911
45. 6.49 — Black Knight 2000
46. 6.47 — Xenon
47. 6.43 — Flight 2000
48. 6.41 — Space Shuttle
49. 6.39 — Party Zone
50. 6.35 — Tee'd Off
51. 6.17 — Fireball
52. 6.16 — Big Shot
53. 6.11 — Starship Troopers
54. 6.03 — Cue Ball Wizard
55. 5.98 — Gorgar
56. 5.86 — Phantom of the Opera
57. 5.76 — Black Hole
58. 5.72 — El Dorado
59. 5.71 — Firepower
60. 5.67 — Class of 1812
61. 5.51 — Dr. Dude
62. 5.45 — Haunted House
63. 5.41 — Harley-Davidson Third Edition
64. 5.31 — Lights...Camera...Action!
65. 5.02 — Victory
66. 4.76 — Genie
67. 4.64 — Black Knight
68. 4.06 — Central Park
69. 3.85 — El Dorado City of Gold
70. 3.32 — Goin' Nuts
71. none — Last Action Hero

 

[Kolchak357]

LAH feels like an 8 to me. Curious to see what others are thinking.

 

[Trackball]

Rescue 911 gets a 4 out of me. I'm sorry, but while I love the life-saving theme, this machine just seems even more incomplete than Cactus Canyon.

But Cactus Canyon had the excuse of being rushed out the door. Rescue 911 just seems barren...there are even four white spot targets on the right side that do NOTHING but give 3,000 points a hit (which may as well be zero in this game).

There's a rumor that those four spot targets were intended to spell out KIRK for a game mode or something, but they had to shelf that idea once Gottlieb couldn't get William Shatner's likeness (he hosted the TV show).

The game would've gotten a 3, but "Extra BAWL" made me laugh pretty hard, so I gave it a mercy point.

Last Action Hero...wow, I am SO glad they were able to get the rights to this thing! Especially because I LOVE the movie it's based on...and not in a make-fun-of-it way, I mean I really love the movie. I even got it on Blu-Ray once I realized this was the next table.

What they did with the CRANE drop targets was nothing short of brilliant--having them all reset upon hitting the switch behind a lowered target (the "Danger Bar") is a tremendously smart move that rewards shot accuracy and punishes random flailing of the flippers. Well done, Kaminkow, Borg and team.

This is also the first game I've ever played to have the fabled Smart Missile, which awards every flashing target on the table at the time it's pressed, but not only can it ONLY be used ONCE per game (not once per ball, once per GAME), but there is NO way to get another. It forces you to use it when the time is just right.

Another thing about the Smart Missile that makes it even better? Once the ball hits an outlane switch, it deactivates the Smart Missile, so you can't just slam the button as you're draining. This simple design decision FORCES the player to use it WHILE the ball is in play, once more forcing you to think strategically.

Data East gets a lot of flack for their very average designs of most of their machines, but wow, they really hit the long ball here...but there are two things with this table that keep it from getting over the fence for a homer.

One, the repetitive, seemingly-random callouts. I can't make rhyme or reason of why many of them occur. Frankenstein had the same problem. This is something we take for granted in masterpieces like Addams Family, Twilight Zone, and Medieval Madness--the callouts always have something to do with whatever switch is hit. In LAH and MSF, it just seems random most of the time.

Though there's one callout I do love--draining by outlane sometimes makes Benedict announce "I just SHOT somebody, and I did it on PURPOSE!" A great line from a great scene in the movie--especially given what actor Charles Dance does in the very last instant of this video. (Yes, the same actor from Game of Thrones, if you watch that show.)

Second...what the heck, Farsight? You turned off the funny match sequence! Normally, I wouldn't mind, since such things are pointless on a free-play table anyway, but this one actually makes you laugh.

Yeah, you can turn it back on in the coin-door menu if you have the Pro version (it's still in the ROM), but as of this writing, the buttons are highly UNresponsive in that menu. Argh. Took me almost 20 minutes to get to the setting. I had the same problem with Frankenstein, coincidentally enough.

First, here's the scene it's taken from--part of this is used when lighting and awarding the extra ball, too.
(Won't let me embed more than one video.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Z9Ismh1elM

And here's the match on the real machine. I wonder why Farsight made them skip over this here, of all tables. Was it due to the trailer guy's voice?
https://youtu.be/W7pl3zCsK30?t=12m25s

Anyway, even with those two gripes (oh, and AC/DC's "Big Guns" is barely recognizable, but that's DE's fault, not Farsight's), I give this game an 8. Thanks, Farsight.

 

[Kaibun]

Man, that match sequence is awesome. This is a real a shame, I'd like to hear the reason why they decided to skip it.

Anyways, now I can safely say this is the best DE ever made. The modes are fun and varied, and there's plenty of cool multiballs, including a 6-ball one. Jurassic Park was good, but this has Schwarzenegger in it, so it automatically makes it better. I give it a 9.

 

[Fungi]

Rescue 911 gets a 4 out of me.

That's funny. That's exactly what I gave it as well.

 

[smbhax]

Added TX-Sector to the survey!

http://smbhax.com/tpatr

Last month's new table, Last Action Hero, has placed 27th in the list. In the top 10, The Twilight Zone pushed above The Addams Family to take the 5th spot.

The Pinball Arcade table ratings
——————————
1. 9.04 — Medieval Madness
2. 8.86 — Attack from Mars
3. 8.70 — Monster Bash
4. 8.59 — Theatre of Magic
5. 8.48 — The Twilight Zone
6. 8.44 — The Addams Family
7. 8.22 — Star Trek: The Next Generation
8. 8.16 — Tales of the Arabian Nights
9. 8.02 — White Water
10. 7.98 — Red & Ted's Road Show
11. 7.90 — Terminator 2: Judgment Day
12. 7.87 — The Getaway: High Speed II
13. 7.74 — No Good Gofers!
14. 7.69 — Judge Dredd
15. 7.66 — Funhouse
16. 7.63 — Fish Tales
17. 7.62 — Bram Stoker's Dracula
18. 7.61 — WHO dunnit
19. 7.59 — Taxi
20. 7.51 — Cirqus Voltaire
20. 7.51 — Safe Cracker
22. 7.41 — Scared Stiff
23. 7.39 — Junk Yard
24. 7.36 — Ripley's Believe It or Not!
25. 7.34 — Creature from the Black Lagoon
26. 7.32 — Jack•Bot
27. 7.29 — Last Action Hero
28. 7.20 — Whirlwind
29. 7.19 — No Fear: Dangerous Sports
30. 7.16 — Cactus Canyon
31. 7.08 — Hurricane
32. 7.07 — Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
33. 7.03 — Black Rose
34. 6.98 — Diner
35. 6.95 — Earthshaker
36. 6.92 — High Speed
37. 6.83 — The Machine: Bride of Pin•Bot
38. 6.81 — High Roller Casino
39. 6.75 — F-14 Tomcat
40. 6.71 — Pin•Bot
41. 6.70 — The Champion Pub
42. 6.65 — Centaur
43. 6.61 — Elvira and the Party Monsters
44. 6.48 — Cyclone
45. 6.46 — Black Knight 2000
46. 6.45 — Xenon
47. 6.42 — Flight 2000
47. 6.42 — Party Zone
49. 6.40 — Space Shuttle
50. 6.37 — Tee'd Off
51. 6.32 — Rescue 911
52. 6.16 — Starship Troopers
53. 6.13 — Big Shot
54. 6.04 — Cue Ball Wizard
55. 5.96 — Gorgar
56. 5.87 — Fireball
57. 5.85 — Phantom of the Opera
58. 5.75 — Black Hole
59. 5.69 — Firepower
60. 5.68 — Class of 1812
61. 5.53 — Dr. Dude
62. 5.45 — El Dorado
63. 5.44 — Haunted House
64. 5.42 — Harley-Davidson Third Edition
65. 5.34 — Lights...Camera...Action!
66. 5.02 — Victory
67. 4.75 — Genie
68. 4.62 — Black Knight
69. 4.06 — Central Park
70. 3.85 — El Dorado City of Gold
71. 3.34 — Goin' Nuts
72. none — TX-Sector

 

[Anubis]

I gave one a 10 -- High Speed. Funny that my favorite tables are in the 30s and 40s. I don't mind MM being #1 -- it's a great table. And, I know some people really dig Pat Lawlor's toy piles (TAF, TZ). Certain ones the appeal is just lost on me (White Water, for instance). Something for everybody, I suppose.

 

[DanBradford]

I didn't give any 10s, and agree that my rankings pretty much reflect my opinion of the real table, then with a bit taken off if the TPA version is still all buggy. Like CV for example.

My vote for TX musta been the tenth so it's popped up now, mid table.

 

[smbhax]

Added Indianapolis 500 to the survey!

http://smbhax.com/tpatr

Last month's new table, TX-Sector, has come in at spot 44 in the table. No change in the top 10 this month!

The Pinball Arcade table ratings
——————————
1. 9.05 — Medieval Madness
2. 8.87 — Attack from Mars
3. 8.70 — Monster Bash
4. 8.59 — Theatre of Magic
5. 8.49 — The Twilight Zone
6. 8.44 — The Addams Family
7. 8.21 — Star Trek: The Next Generation
8. 8.16 — Tales of the Arabian Nights
9. 8.02 — White Water
10. 7.99 — Red & Ted's Road Show
11. 7.90 — Terminator 2: Judgment Day
12. 7.86 — The Getaway: High Speed II
13. 7.75 — No Good Gofers!
14. 7.70 — Judge Dredd
15. 7.68 — Funhouse
16. 7.64 — Fish Tales
17. 7.61 — Bram Stoker's Dracula
18. 7.60 — WHO dunnit
19. 7.59 — Taxi
20. 7.50 — Cirqus Voltaire
20. 7.50 — Safe Cracker
22. 7.41 — Scared Stiff
23. 7.40 — Junk Yard
24. 7.36 — Ripley's Believe It or Not!
25. 7.35 — Creature from the Black Lagoon
25. 7.35 — Jack•Bot
27. 7.23 — No Fear: Dangerous Sports
28. 7.21 — Whirlwind
29. 7.16 — Cactus Canyon
30. 7.02 — Hurricane
31. 7.00 — Black Rose
31. 7.00 — Diner
33. 6.98 — Earthshaker
34. 6.96 — Last Action Hero
34. 6.96 — Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
36. 6.93 — High Speed
37. 6.85 — The Machine: Bride of Pin•Bot
38. 6.84 — High Roller Casino
39. 6.79 — F-14 Tomcat
40. 6.71 — Pin•Bot
41. 6.70 — The Champion Pub
42. 6.65 — Centaur
43. 6.61 — Elvira and the Party Monsters
44. 6.59 — TX-Sector
45. 6.49 — Black Knight 2000
46. 6.47 — Cyclone
47. 6.43 — Party Zone
48. 6.42 — Flight 2000
49. 6.41 — Xenon
50. 6.39 — Space Shuttle
51. 6.36 — Tee'd Off
52. 6.14 — Big Shot
53. 6.11 — Starship Troopers
54. 6.04 — Cue Ball Wizard
55. 5.96 — Gorgar
56. 5.81 — Phantom of the Opera
57. 5.76 — Fireball
58. 5.74 — Black Hole
59. 5.71 — Firepower
60. 5.69 — Class of 1812
61. 5.60 — Rescue 911
62. 5.55 — Dr. Dude
63. 5.45 — Haunted House
64. 5.43 — Harley-Davidson Third Edition
65. 5.38 — El Dorado
66. 5.36 — Lights...Camera...Action!
67. 5.02 — Victory
68. 4.76 — Genie
69. 4.62 — Black Knight
70. 4.05 — Central Park
71. 3.84 — El Dorado City of Gold
72. 3.36 — Goin' Nuts
73. none — Indianapolis 500

 

[smbhax]

Added Big Hurt to the survey!

http://smbhax.com/tpatr

Last month's new table, Indianapolis 500, is currently at #8 in the list! But in a dramatic development, Red & Ted's Road Show, which was in 10th place and would have been bumped out of the top 10 by Indianapolis 500's arrival, retains its place by clinging to a surprise tie with the previous number 9, White Water!

The Pinball Arcade table ratings
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1. 9.06 — Medieval Madness
2. 8.89 — Attack from Mars
3. 8.71 — Monster Bash
4. 8.60 — Theatre of Magic
5. 8.51 — The Twilight Zone
6. 8.43 — The Addams Family
7. 8.23 — Star Trek: The Next Generation
8. 8.22 — Indianapolis 500
9. 8.16 — Tales of the Arabian Nights
10. 8.03 — Red & Ted's Road Show
10. 8.03 — White Water
12. 7.92 — The Getaway: High Speed II
13. 7.91 — Terminator 2: Judgment Day
14. 7.78 — Judge Dredd
15. 7.76 — No Good Gofers!
16. 7.68 — Funhouse
17. 7.66 — Fish Tales
18. 7.63 — Bram Stoker's Dracula
19. 7.62 — WHO dunnit
20. 7.60 — Taxi
21. 7.58 — Safe Cracker
22. 7.51 — Cirqus Voltaire
23. 7.43 — Junk Yard
23. 7.43 — Scared Stiff
25. 7.39 — Jack•Bot
26. 7.36 — Ripley's Believe It or Not!
27. 7.35 — Creature from the Black Lagoon
28. 7.34 — No Fear: Dangerous Sports
29. 7.23 — Whirlwind
30. 7.18 — Cactus Canyon
31. 7.12 — Last Action Hero
32. 7.10 — Hurricane
33. 7.02 — Black Rose
33. 7.02 — Diner
35. 7.00 — Earthshaker
36. 6.99 — Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
37. 6.94 — High Speed
38. 6.87 — TX-Sector
39. 6.86 — High Roller Casino
39. 6.86 — The Machine: Bride of Pin•Bot
41. 6.83 — F-14 Tomcat
42. 6.72 — The Champion Pub
42. 6.72 — Pin•Bot
44. 6.65 — Centaur
45. 6.63 — Elvira and the Party Monsters
46. 6.50 — Black Knight 2000
47. 6.49 — Cyclone
48. 6.46 — Party Zone
48. 6.46 — Xenon
50. 6.43 — Flight 2000
51. 6.40 — Space Shuttle
52. 6.37 — Tee'd Off
53. 6.18 — Starship Troopers
54. 6.14 — Big Shot
55. 6.05 — Cue Ball Wizard
56. 5.96 — Gorgar
57. 5.89 — Rescue 911
58. 5.82 — Phantom of the Opera
59. 5.76 — Fireball
60. 5.73 — Black Hole
61. 5.72 — Firepower
62. 5.70 — Class of 1812
63. 5.57 — Dr. Dude
64. 5.45 — Haunted House
65. 5.44 — Harley-Davidson Third Edition
66. 5.41 — El Dorado
67. 5.39 — Lights...Camera...Action!
68. 5.03 — Victory
69. 4.77 — Genie
70. 4.63 — Black Knight
71. 4.05 — Central Park
72. 3.86 — El Dorado City of Gold
73. 3.39 — Goin' Nuts
74. none — Big Hurt

 

[invitro]

Last month's new table, Indianapolis 500, is currently at #8 in the list!

This is an interesting surprise.