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Pinball makes a great gift for yourself or others!
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| Our inventory of vintage and modern pinball machines is constantly changing. Here are some of the great-playing refurbished pinball machines that are currently looking for their new forever homes. If we don't have the one you are looking for, let us know and we will locate it for you. And if you want to come play them in New York City, or want more information, send us an email or call or text 917-209-8523! Games can be delivered locally or picked up. And we ship pinball machines across the country and around the world. |
| Modern Machines |
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These are modern-era digital, computerized machines generally produced after 1981 with features including multiball, ramps, speech, digital displays, and super fast action. These games also have deeper rulesets and more playfield "toys" and features, and are the type of game you'll generally see in bars and arcades today.
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| Led Zeppelin LE Limited Edition |
three flippers, rising magnet spinner mech, expression lights, four ramps, shaker motor, HD glass, mirrored backglass, 10 rockin' Zep tunes |
| James Bond |
Multiballs, three flippers, ramps, shaking rocket, ball-ejecting Aston Martin DB-5 |
| Playboy (2002) |
Moving Magazine, peek-a-boo, spinning 3-sided photo mech, centerfold, and lowering back panel photo wall, multiball, drop target, three ramps |
| AC/DC |
Player controlled cannon, ramps, Bell, flashing lightning bolts, multiballs, original AC/DC tunes |
| The Walking Dead (pro) |
drop targets, two ramps, two magnets, prison doors open to reveal zombie head, real music and art from the show |
| Star Trek (pro) |
3 flippers, shaking vengeance ship, drop target, 3 ramps, multiball |
| Demolition Man |
3 flippers, 3 ramps, multiball, chrome claw handles, player-controlled cryo-claw toy, Snipes, Stallone, and Bullock audio clips. |
| Spider-Man |
Three flippers, three ramps, ball-capturing magnet, moving green goblin figure, moving sandman, moving Doc-Ock figure, awesome speed and flow |
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| Vintage Classics |
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These are electromechanical (EM) games, and early digital games, that represent the "classic" pinball experience, produced between 1948 till about 1980. These games generally feature the single ball play, bells, chimes, and simpler rulesets that make them very welcoming to new players and kids. But don't let their age fool you - when properly refurbished, these games are fast, fun, and every bit as challenging as a modern game. Top players know that being good at the classics is really what separates the kids from the grownups.
Some of the best pinball machines ever made come from this era, and some of the best-looking too thanks to classic art by the likes of Gordon Morrison, Roy Parker, and George Molentin.
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| Sinbad |
Drop targets, four flippers, spinner |
| Stars |
6 drop targets, two spinners, and STARS! |
| Gottlieb's "Now" |
8 drop targets, first gottlieb with three inch fllippers, chimes, three pops, kickback shooters at the bottom |
| Atlantis |
10 drop targets, waterfall lanes, restored |
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