Top 10 EM Pinball Machines of All Time (According to Pinside)
It’s the Top-10 Electromechanical machines according to Pinside. Wimpy was there briefly …
It’s the Top-10 Electromechanical machines according to Pinside. Wimpy was there briefly …
“In this video we will be touring the Western Mass Pinball Club. This place is jam packed with countless EM, early solid state, to current solid state pins. Every brand from Gottlieb, to Williams, to Jersey Jack, Bally, Game Plan, and more! It’s an awesome pinball collection!”
This is not Jurassic Park. We would need to travel back at least 141 million more years in the past to get there. Oh well, here we are in 4 Million BC, where dinosaurs have travelled at least 61 million years in the future to get here?
“SDTM Cary Hardy concludes his series on a Toledo EM Pinball Machine. He troubleshoots relay and startup issues, and showcases a finished, clean machine that is older than himself. Let’s be honest, it looks better than Cary as well.”
Are you tired of having the same ding-ding sound on your EM game? Gilbert is back to show us how you can add a more diverse sound package to it.
Let’s do some electromechanical fixin’ and let’s DO IT LIVE!
Use those mini-zipper flippers with conviction and purpose!
This cat gets a quick adjustment. Cat Mode continues…
Classic Game Room reviews Cosmos, a 1968 Bally electro-mechanical game. This game is difficult. Look at that gap between the flippers!