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Subject: Re: old pinball games
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> The finest machine of all time is *Firepower*, a multiple-ball-at-once
> game which is real fast and challenging.  Haven't seen one for a while, tho.
> 
> LL

The reason you don't see them is that they were a nightmare to keep
working.  Several arcade owners that I have talked to say they were
a losing proposition due to the cost of keeping them working.

				Rick Schieve