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Message: <blockquote data-quote="k88dad" data-source="post: 38773" data-attributes="member: 1506">I'd like to see more EM and 1980s tables. This isn't just nostalgia for the old pros. The PA should be preserving good tables, regardless of units sold or popularity. I realize that you can't completely ignore popularity, but a table that plays well will get good word of mouth.Pinballs that I'd like to see (that haven't been announced) in alphabetical order...Aztec (sold more units than Cyclone, a popular choice in these forums, and requires skill to maximize bonus)Bad Cats (unique layout and jackpot feature)Eight Ball Deluxe (best of the pool theme & a classic)Firepower (17K+ units sold, first game to feature lane change with flipper button, first electronic multiball, first animated displays)Paragon (best of the wide-body era)Royal Flush (best of the card theme & a classic)Spirit of 76 (a standard layout with great play)Travel Time (maybe 3,500 units, but it controlled play by a timer instead of by ball count)</blockquote>

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