Past Pinball Games

Any of the drop targets positioned in a line to the left of the playfield multiply your Frontier Bonus, light the spinner for 1000 points per spin, (middle right) and open the gate to the Collect Bonus Lane (top right). Your Frontier Bonus is displayed in lights across the center playfield. A maxed out Frontier

  Mike Remembers:   Police Force came out when I was past my teenage Pinball heyday, but it is of the same era as Taxi, Elvira, Diner, and other late model Williams alpha-numeric titles that paved the way for the Dot Matrix animated displays that would come out the following year.   This unit has

  Mike Remembers: I was 14 years old and a huge fan of the Bond series since I was into Pinball as a young boy of 4 years. This game is rare, and I only recall playing it in one location at a now closed cinema downtown. The unique thing about this game is it

Mike Remembers: Pinbot was a smash hit, and I remember playing it at the Merivale Arcade, and at the old El Toro in Brittania Plaza. Amazing sound effects, and a really cool concept and art package conspired to make this the classic it is today.

  Mike Remembers: Xenon was the first game to feature female synthesized speech, and was a real eye catcher with the infinity effect and chase lights. The sound package was a tour de force with distinct female and male voices, and classic Bally electronic sounds.