...probably buried alive in it...
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Still have your first pin ?
- Thread starter Sgt GrizZ
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Williams Tri-Zone, owned for 29 years. Been assembled, then stored, then assembled, then stored,on and off for all this time due to kids and family.Almost finished new shed/workshop so we can start again.
I've only had it 18 months but my TZ is still with me, it was the first in and I'm pretty certain I'll never let it go. I've bought several machines since and none of them keep me coming back like TZ, but I don't intend on getting rid of most of them either!
Still got mine... A Data East Batman bought in 2001. Still love to play it, so definitely a keeper.
What was #1?
JD but once you've put 14.5 Billion on it, the game didn't have quite the same appeal after that...
14.5 billion Pete, is that all
and before anyone says photos or it didn't happen...
First Ball:
Just gone through 10 Billion (score rolls over):
Final score missing the "1" at the front:
It could have been a lot more that day Daz... suffered weak right flipper half way through the game and struggled to make the left ramp...!
First Ball:
Just gone through 10 Billion (score rolls over):
Final score missing the "1" at the front:
It could have been a lot more that day Daz... suffered weak right flipper half way through the game and struggled to make the left ramp...!
Is JUDGE DREDD a bit boring/easy then? I love the 2000 A.D. artwork, although Judge Anderson has obviously been "optimised" by some p0rn muppet - she never looked that rough in the books!
Nope... Quite a deep game with 10 modes, a couple of multiballs, hidden features, widebody, no pops(!) and supergame (starts each ball in a different themed multiball) to boot.
Machine 2 next to machine 7 (long gone)
Receipt for machine 1
Receipt for machine 1
