2:27: I think I recall coming across this exact specimen mentioned here at a Bullwinkle's in the late 90's/early 2000's. The place changed into a Boomers and had since closed down.
Fond memories of this at Chuck E Cheese, very easy to activate multiball mode from what I remember, even for a small kid. The machine that ended up in Texas is the one I used to play as a child, I wish I could keep track of its current state!
I remember coming across this at The Strong Museum of Play up in Rochester, NY in 2014 or 2015. Since the pinball was adjusted so kids of all ages can play, I was bending over the pinball table while I was standing, and I was with my friend. She said it would be best for me to sit on my knees while playing the game so I wouldn't kill my back. Ouch!
I live practically walking distance to Boomers. Would be great to put this next to my original full sized Gottlieb Mario one day if you ever want to sell.
Martinet's first role was actually in the first Pinball game.
2:27: I think I recall coming across this exact specimen mentioned here at a Bullwinkle's in the late 90's/early 2000's. The place changed into a Boomers and had since closed down.
Fond memories of this at Chuck E Cheese, very easy to activate multiball mode from what I remember, even for a small kid.
The machine that ended up in Texas is the one I used to play as a child, I wish I could keep track of its current state!
I remember coming across this at The Strong Museum of Play up in Rochester, NY in 2014 or 2015. Since the pinball was adjusted so kids of all ages can play, I was bending over the pinball table while I was standing, and I was with my friend. She said it would be best for me to sit on my knees while playing the game so I wouldn't kill my back. Ouch!
I live practically walking distance to Boomers. Would be great to put this next to my original full sized Gottlieb Mario one day if you ever want to sell.