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Subject: Re: old pinball games
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Date: Sat, 11-May-85 15:59:21 EDT
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Reply-To: cs2532aa@unm-cvax.UUCP (Ernie Longmire)
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In article <> li63sfh@sdcc7.UUCP (Philip Kao) writes:
>
>. . .   ah the good old days, when games had 5 balls
>per quarter. where did they go?
>dragon-pup

Hooray, the good old days are returning . . . the one good mall arcade that
survived the shakeout has installed 6 pins (Hercules, Space Shuttle, Black
Knight, Eight-Ball Deluxe, Alien Star, Flash), all but Hercules at five balls
per quarter.  Who says pinball is dead?

(And the machines are ALWAYS busy . . . I have a feeling that there will be
even more installed soon.)

		.rne.