My wife is really good at the Lord of The Rings pinball and most machines.

I'm really into the art and would recommend this book.

Still my favorite game to play. Whenever I am in Vegas (and that's rare) I always stop at the Pinball Hall of Fame and spend hours there. Hundreds of games and all at the original coin price from when the game was released. All proceeds. Not net proceeds, but all proceeds go to help the Salvation Army, and all the employees donate their time. I don't know how often games are rotated in and out, but there are always new machines in the back waiting for the owner to fix, fix up or whatever... I was told that there are hundreds of other machines at another storage location. I don't know. What I do know is it's the only reason to visit Vegas and fun for all ages

http://www.pinballhall.org/

You talk to me as if I haven't spent hours there myself

I love it there, but my heart is with the Silverball Museum in Asbury Park, NJ. <3 Free Play (You pay an all day admission or an hourly rate) Such a wonderful place.

not sure how often you make it outside of the city but there is a bar called Railroad Street near Rofo with more than a dozen Pinball machines along with a pretty good beer list. My friend was in the pin ball league, place is pretty packed on the weekends.

Have you been to the arcade at Cedar Point? It's my daughter's favorite part of the park, super old video games and skee ball.

They've got a bunch of crude, probably 1960s pinball games. Not much fun to play but fun to look at.

That looks pretty awesome!

KISS, Cptn. Fantastic, Gorgar, Simpsons, Evel Knievel and then there was one that rumbled like an earthquake. It was probably called earth quake, but

As a kid my dentist office had an OG kiss pinball machine and I played the SHIT out of it. I played the new one last week and was kind of bummed out by it.