Vintage Pinball Machines You'll Flip Over!

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  • Опубликовано: 13 дек 2024

Комментарии • 15

  • @garylester8621
    @garylester8621 2 года назад +1

    Tropical Isle was my favorite machine from the 60's. I saw it on your slide show in the back ground.

  • @viccamppinball
    @viccamppinball 9 месяцев назад

    I've known Pat for many years and his love and passion for pinball is remarkable. Thanks for sharing this video with the EM (electro-mechanical) pinball community.

  • @roadiethegamecat4124
    @roadiethegamecat4124 2 года назад +1

    Wow, great stuff Pat! Like you my grandfather was in the Coin-Op business and it rubbed off. I'm a bit younger than you so my first pinball machine was a Williams Lady Luck in 69. Still hooked all these years later.. Thanks for the lecture!

  • @pin-monkeypinball3548
    @pin-monkeypinball3548 2 года назад +1

    Great video. Thank you. The only other thing I've seen by Gottlieb was grip strength testers

  • @sydviscous7006
    @sydviscous7006 2 года назад

    Pat! You did an amazing presentation! You're a pro!

  • @annescohy9929
    @annescohy9929 2 года назад

    Amazing!!! I enjoyed every second of this history lesson!

  • @JamesHoniballFilm
    @JamesHoniballFilm 2 года назад

    I really enjoyed and learnt a lot watching this, thank you Pat!

  • @blackdaan
    @blackdaan 2 года назад +3

    i am from 89.. when i was little. i remember all the flashy lights. could barely reach the buttons. and if someone was like. ahh oke here you go. it was 1 minute and all my balls where gone..
    when i was older and more capable for playing these games. they where all gone. videogames took over... all my life i was fascinated about these games..
    now "older" my girl has no right to disagree, whatsoever.. i bought my first machine a Williams 86 road kings. it was broken down, took me few days googling and trying stuff.. and it works.. then found a gay 90s (1970 williams) in boxes.. to my surprise it was complete. wondering why you would take it apart. now already searching for my next game haha
    i love rescuing these games, they need love, its a piece of history. it was back than state of the art entertainment. every time older people come in here.. ( yeah that is normal here in the netherlands ) they be like: WOAAHH a pinball machine!!!! does it work? yes, its on freeplay, wanna play? haha

  • @CaminoCarpet
    @CaminoCarpet 8 месяцев назад

    King Pin ! Absolute 10/10 to play.
    Nip-it. Of course the Fonz played it.

  • @billbodin6296
    @billbodin6296 11 месяцев назад

    Still love my 64 Gottlieb Bowling Queen… very playable… and 1000 is a good score.

  • @nothingbutice3833
    @nothingbutice3833 2 года назад

    Oh that one, omg and that one, I remember that machine! And that what a great example... 🙂 be glad I wasn't there haha, interrupting every 5 seconds

  • @JIm-w1b
    @JIm-w1b 2 месяца назад

    If it's one mistake the operators made, it was the thinking that they had to constantly rotate out the pinballs from a given location, and bring in new ones, or players would get tired of the old ones. Not so. A pinball like Target Pool, in a bowling alley, would become like an old friend where somebody like me would come back to play over and over again, for months or even years.. So many times, I was crushed when my favorite game was removed from a location and replaced with some dumb new one I didn't like.

  • @snextime
    @snextime 2 года назад +2

    Williams still makes games you said, Bally makes slot machines but Williams is dead.

    • @jamesgulrich7416
      @jamesgulrich7416 19 дней назад +1

      When I heard him say that, I was thinking that this is an earlier recording before 1999. Good catch!