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It drives me crazy that there’s close-ups of the plunger while we’re missing the action. I like the sounds and I think this is a good game. But my goodness you’ve got to find somebody that can do better camera work. We’ve already seen the back glass. We’ve already seen the plunger. We’ve already seen the color, what we haven’t seen is how the game plays, which is the most important thing.

Hi 🖐️.. appreciate and enjoy all your vids 👍👍

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Love the 70's EM machines. This one isn't too bad. But, like a lot of those machines (especially Williams)... they weren't target-rich, played fast, and drained very quickly. While I absolutely love the backglass art of that period, more times than not... the playfield was not laid out well, and very boring to look at. Adding a gate, center post between the flippers, or a left lane kicker would have done wonders. No drop targets?! Very bland layout. If I were ever lucky enough to own an EM, I'd definitely be making some additions to this one. One of my favorites is "Out of Sight"". Lots of cool stuff. Thanks for uploading!

Love the cab art on this one.

Nice to hear the story about this Bally pinball machine. Thanks for sharing.

Never seen nor played one of these. Very nice game. Looks great. These Bally's from the late sixtees-early seventies are very challenging!

Hallo Got the same machine, currently repairing. Had is partially working, but now it is dead again. I do have a request, I found a bell in the game but there is no plunger and I can not find any lose wires neither. Would you be able to share some pictures of the bell? I saw some but it seems the bell is in under the game field. I my game the unconnected bell is in the back box.

Great camera work! I thought I had seen every valley game. I have never seen this one before that I can recall. Thank you so much for sharing this.

Unique and challenging table!

Ha ha ha! The guy grunting everytime he flipped! Been there, done that...

1978 classic ❤ I was in 4th grade on one quarter turning the score over. It’s a easy game to play, just need good aim to hit targets and get that 20k locked and get the 5x multiplier done. That bunny 🐰 in the middle is tricky to hit. I wouldn’t hit directly into the middle but it would be fortunate for it not to go down the middle.

Super 👍 game 😮

Hello TOmmyelectronic - If you still have the machine would you take a few pictures of the ball count step so i can see the srping layouts. I believe someone has added an extra spring to mine. Thank you.

Gotta say one of the BEST play videos I’ve seen👍

Very interesting! I noticed that the game motors run a little slower (the scoring rate). I assume the motors in the machine run slightly slower because of your 50Hz frequency vs. 60Hz in the States.

Never seen this before,wow hanover,where i used to live,i lived in listerplatz,cafe tabac was a good place to play pinball in the 70s n 80s wielen danke x

Brilliant,he`s a good player !! thank you guys x

Crown Juwel hieß der mit den 3 Ausspielungen (

That woman on the back glass looks like Ice Spice 😂

Williams missed an opportunity to use "666" instead of "ABC"

Thanks

Nice game

Probably my favorite backglass of all-time.

Mein Glücksautomat.

Ist ja der reinste Wahnsinn *ggg*

This is in poor condition 😢

There was only 700 made of the 5700 planned, very rare and I own one 12,000£ going price😮

It’s such a wonderful game. I’ve never seen it or heard of it before. Thank you for sharing all these wonderful games with us!

Great camera work!

Spent hours and hours playing this at UMass-Amherst in the late 80's. Helluva a good time! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

One of my favorite pinball machines. You are a terrible pinball player, dude.

Having had many Gottliebs, Williams, etc, I'd really like to get my hands on a Recel or Playmatic here in the U.S., not only because they're something different and rare but the art packages are really nice. I also like that many of the European manufacturers loved the hundred thousands and millions digit places on the scoreboard, lots of score reels! A very well explained video and a nice look at machines from other parts of the world. Thanks for the post!

Beautiful machine.

My grand parents bought me a Bow and Arrow pinball machine in 1982 it's been in my parents house now its I my living room. Everything works and my son plays it almost every day

Venus Muliti und Excellent waren meine Favoriten früher und immer was gewonnen, Haben will

habe einen Bally Wulff Sonnenkrone, und leider ging da auch die Batterie leer und funktioniert deswegen nicht mehr weil der Cache leer ist oder so, auch schon auf euro aufgerüstet

My neighbor is selling his here in miami Florida ! It’s in working condition What is it worth?

Ich sitze gerade an meinem (seit vier Tagen) geerbten Gottlieb Jungle - 4 Players... und mein FI springt genau wie beschrieben.. Morgen ist das wohl dann Geschichte. Danke dafür!

Very nice. Have not seen this one before.

It's a great game!

I heard that Genie in the background, I have a Middle Earth and a Genie as well!

Thanks for sharing this game play video. Nice machine to have in a collection too. I love Gottlieb machines.

She is a beauty. I was waiting to hear that iconic thwack of the ball hitting glass after a hard shot up the middle.

Really nice game (with a really nice Visual Pinball simulation released recently). Sounds cool too, especially the percussive sound of the bell where you can almost feel the hammer hitting the metal. The sustain around the 7:40 mark is pretty crazy.

Good looking machine, but I think it would play better with an increase in slope. As it is it all looks rather slow and anaemic.

So, it is the English version but with German wording on the playfield (not to be confused with the German version with German wording) … huh? And Rotterdam is in Belgium. Hm. I am mildly confused.

Of course, we don’t know the balls are draining quickly because the camera is showing the score. It only takes one second to see the score. And we don’t need to see it at all until the end of the ball. It would be wonderful not to miss so much of the play.I love some of your games. Thank you for sharing them.

This is a beautiful pinball machine, artwork is stunning. They had one in de early nineties in a second hand comic book shop in Utrecht. On my wish list for sure!

Gorgar is my only machine, thank you for featuring it. We’ve owned it for about 10 years, it’s reliable and a lot of fun. I’m fortunate to have found a very good tech that is able to fix anything.