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Pinball / Retro Arcade Enthusiast (especially the rare ones), Artist, Scientist, Bookophile, Rhythm gamer, Theme Park / Rollercoaster fan, Well rounded Nerd.
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submitted 3 hours ago • 43 comments

#pinball Genesis (Premier/Gottlieb, 1986) 3500 units of this Solid State were produced. Designed by John Trudeau, art by Don Marshall, Ken Hale, Larry Day. There is a dark tinted glass on the playfield that reveals the 'lifeforce' as you play. Located at Pinball Planet, Parma OH.

submitted 6 hours ago • 1 comment

#Arcade #PastTimesArcade Congo Bongo (Sega 1983)

submitted 7 hours ago • 0 comments

#pinball Blast those Martians!

submitted 8 hours ago • 0 comments

#BlueSkyArtShow #Photograghy #Abandoned Abandoned fence and debris from the double hurricanes

submitted 8 hours ago • 0 comments

#pinball #PastTimesArcade Gemini (Gottlieb, 1978) 300 units of this 3 chime, two flipper EM were made. Designed by Ed Krynski, art by Gordon Morison. Each of the two 4 bank targets are housed in a 6 bank with spacing. Located at Past Times Arcade, Girard, OH.

submitted 1 day ago • 2 comments

Just spent the last hour going on YouTube and reporting misinformation on the comments on Fox News clips. I know it's not going to do much, but honestly it felt very therapeutic.

submitted 1 day ago • 0 comments

#arcade #PastTimesArcade Jail Break (Konami, 1985) Past Times Arcade, Girard, OH

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#pinball #PastTimesArcade #Woodrails Horsefeathers (Williams 1952). Designed by Harry Williams, artwork by George Moletin. This very rare pin is the first instance of head to head play that I am aware of. This is the only public table in the world. Located at Past Times Arcade, Girard, OH.

submitted 2 days ago • 1 comment

#arcade #PastTimesArcade War Final Assault (Atari Games / Midway Games, 1999)

submitted 2 days ago • 2 comments

#pinball Paragon (Bally 1978) 9,120 units were made of this Solid State. Designed by Greg Kmiec and art by Paul Faris. This four flipper pin was the first widebody for Bally. There is an earlier 3 flipper version that was sent to Europe markets. Located at Superelectric Pinball, Cleveland, OH.

submitted 2 days ago • 2 comments