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Rob Schneider should be on the front.

IMHO the best pin ever made.

Brilliant documentation of this iconic piece of pinball history. I was lucky enough to play this back at the old Pinball Hall of Fame in Vegas. Sadly on my most recent visit to the new location is was not working. I truly hope Circus Maximus can pull though with these prototype machines. Thanks for uploading!

I've got an early AFM model in my collection that's got a few aestethic differences on the playfield: not much, but some inserts have different colors ("Rule the Universe" is orange instead of green), and the insert art of the nations is different (the writing doesn't have a white stroke around all letters, only on the parts over the transparent plastic). The moder ship plastic dome is transparent grey instead of green; the mini saucers are painted silver instead of grey (the mother ship is grey), but I could never confirm if the painting is a factory job or made by the arcade operator that owned the AFM before me. Still, it's a bit strange that he'd paint them for no reason at all - most operators don't care about such details - so I don't rule out that it was an early paint job that Williams tried and then discarded. It's clearly a sample game, 'cause the ROM version it came with was so old it didn't even have the video mode yet!

That’s why I did the nine to have special features on cactus Canyon when pinball 2000 was right around the corner preferring to save special features for the new systems

This is one of my favorite pinball machines and back in the early 1990s I got written up in a local Sonoma County California newspaper for getting a higher score on it than anyone else in our area, over 1.9 billion.

the opposite of ordinary isn't un-ordinary, it is extraordinary. Learn to properly use the language you speak.

I played this the other day at an arcade. AMAZING machine.

Love this game!!

One of the all-time great pins

Are you sure it only weighed 283 lb.? I moved one into my basement recently and it seemed a lot heavier 🤣 Great video!

this table made me realize that I'm very lucky to not have epilepsy 😊

hi ! watched this video and it seems you're plagiarising the wikipedia article of this game word for word !

Sad thing is it’s never working .. even has a credit dot in the footage of it being turned on.. I’ve been to Vegas 3 times in 4 years.. it’s never been on.. sad place

what is in the background at 0:34?

The woman entangled in vines on the back glass is Abigail Craven / Dr Pinder-Schloss (Uncle Fester’s adoptive “mother” played by Elizabeth Wilson). I only know this because I just finally got around to watching the film for the first time; it’s fun to finally be able to place all the references in the table! And I’ll add another voice to the chorus saying that your videos are great; exactly the sweet spot I was looking for between gameplay videos, tutorials, and general pinball history vids! Looking forward to checking out the rest!

I love your videos! One on Guardians of the Galaxy by Stern would be amazing!

You could've at least picked the right tower for you Eiffel tower ! Sacré bleu

This pinball machine is one of the best memories of my youth. We had one in my little town's arcade, in Italy. It must have been a hacked specimen, or maybe the installer left some dip switches on, because it had some very advantageous features turned on: - during the clock bonus phase, you could max out the 255.000.000 points just by pushing the plunger! Pushing the plunger had the same effect as hitting the needed bumper. - by pressing the start button, you could stack points during the drive-in bonus phase, as if you hit the needed bumper. This way, one could keep winning extraballs and keep playing forever ^_^ Also, when you get the extraball, the machine woule make a resounding *SNAP* noise.

RIP LFS we miss you

Best sideart ever!

I honestly never saw any of these back in the day. First I ever even heard of this table was on a pinball collection I got on my Switch. But it quickly became a favorite that I play all the time! Just got an At Games Addams Family table and bought Attack From Mars to play on that as well. Just finished up quite a long session and my arms are killing me! Totally worth it!

Gotta love the pelvic thrust ball save. Python truly was an innovator

Williams 1979 flash sold 20000 in the US and 4000 in Europe so it actually sold more.

Why don't they make a new version ,just mad they would make squillions

I didn't realize there was a leaderboard or that you can sign in to play on the digital Pinball Arcade app. I had a good game at 6.3 billion and then looked for a high score leaderboard and saw Tarek Oberdiek has the top score at 84+ billion. Then I found out you can cheat and write code and it all made sense after that. 84 billion my left ass cheek. Mark Miwurdz at 77 billion. Yeah, sure. It's sad greats like that would cheat. Major drop-off after those fake scores to the attainable 20 billion range.

They had this table at my local bowling alley spent hours playing😊

I've moved this thing between locations... it's so friggen heavy.

Never ever played a real pinball machine before. Wish i had the opportunity, i remember playing pinball on Windows XP that came with the PC and loving it

I have this one in my small collection of 3 since 2011. Bought it for 1800 euros. Playfield and cabinet is near mint. Was never in arcades i think.

Please do more of these bro 🙏

Why use Fish Tails music ? Great video non the less 🙏

More content plz

Just imagine what could be done with multi tiered pinball machines.

Idea: best pinball arcades

What an amazing game, my personal #2 behind Theater of Magic

This game drew me in at a pinball museum and I played it for hours straight.

the best flipper of all times. nobody can beat this pinball. period.

My all time favorite

I’m so bummed this guy isn’t in a place to create more of these more often. These are my FAVORITE pin vids and, if more accrue, it’ll become _everyone’s_ favorite. 🤷‍♂️ S’juss no two ways _about_ it! 🤟

I find it disturbing when a video claims to be discussing the history of a certain machine but then shows several heavily modified machines without acknowledging what should and what should not be mounted in the original set-up.

Well, what DOES Cousin It say about Angelica in reverse?? Ya left that one out. 🤷‍♂️

So glad I bought this on Pinball Arcade before Zen studios took over. One of my favorite ones for sure...Would love to play it in real life someday :)

Its intreeting to learn about this game and why it became successful. Since the IP it was base on would also make the Addams as (in)fanous as we know them today.

8:30 Sweeeeet Whirlwind footage! I legit just got done restoring mine with my dad a couple weeks ago. We had it since I was maybe 5 back in the 90s.

I've had mine since the late 90's. Just a little info for any owner out there...make sure you change the batteries behind the back glass! If they are old and start to leak, they are going to fry the cpu board. There is a replacement that is available without needing batteries.

Very cool! Thanks for all your hard work on putting these videos together. I havent explored your channel too much yet. But have you done "Creature from the Black Lagoon" yet?

Were is sparky

Love these vids. I hope you keep em coming.

I actually own one of these demolition man pinball machines it has a placard on it as a thank you to someone I don’t know