My grandma had one of these in her basement (we're Mormon so I have no idea what activities she was engaged in that she came across--and then purchased--a brand-new pinball machine) but my brother and I spent EVERY summer of our childhood, basically secluded in the basement playing this machine and bingeing MTV countdowns. I used to sit underneath the machine as a 6 year old to switch it on, and those humming whirs would start, and that creaky eject that launched the ball to the plunger. There was so much to learn, intuitively, about physics and about motion and the interplay of light and sound. This is the magical sound of summers in Cleveland in the late 70s/early 80s. Thank you so much for uploading this. :)
Had a Williams aces and kings in the mid 70's. Every kid was on our porch in Summer without a shirt with a blueberry popsicle and we would play taking turns for hours.
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My grandma had one of these in her basement (we're Mormon so I have no idea what activities she was engaged in that she came across--and then purchased--a brand-new pinball machine) but my brother and I spent EVERY summer of our childhood, basically secluded in the basement playing this machine and bingeing MTV countdowns. I used to sit underneath the machine as a 6 year old to switch it on, and those humming whirs would start, and that creaky eject that launched the ball to the plunger. There was so much to learn, intuitively, about physics and about motion and the interplay of light and sound. This is the magical sound of summers in Cleveland in the late 70s/early 80s.
Thank you so much for uploading this. :)
Had a Williams aces and kings in the mid 70's. Every kid was on our porch in Summer without a shirt with a blueberry popsicle and we would play taking turns for hours.
@@joycekoch5746 YESSSS, so you know what i mean! Great memories :)
I TOO was the designated pinball turn on-er in our family, since I was the youngest. We had the Paragon table by Bally.
I'm the only one from technology connections wanting to see gameplay
Me too! I’m a recent pinball nerd
Nope, you're not. He's the only reason I know of this pinball machine. Real fascinating though, I like the noises it makes.
That spinner shot is so satisfying...
Man, learning about all these tables. It's like going through history!
One of the few games where the double bonus countdown is somehow _less_ impressive than the single bonus countdown.
I was going through my father's storage room and found the same pinball machine. Cant wait to get it working
There was one of these for sale at the 2022 Pintastic expo. $800 USD best offer!
Skilled player.
demontrate some skills never seen in other players' clips
Nice. Someone who knows how to play.
Great game 👍!
Only time I ever played Aztek was at a Mexican restaurant 3 years ago. Left a few free games for a kid who had been watching me play...
super machine...
Like the little trick to switch flippers.
How is that done?!
cool hidden gem.
😁😉 On such a pinball machine I lost almost as much money as the Aztecs.
How are you bumping it from one flipper to another? I had no idea that could be done
Tap passes!
Man your your spinner really rips! How can I get my Aztec spinner to work so well? 🤪
a lot of oil
No altar with a victim about to be sacrificed?
im selling 1
Nothing to shoot for with the left flipper, this is a below average pin.
One nearby has two five ball games for a quarter. Not bad!
Below average because it is an early machine. It’s ancient!