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One Eyed Betty's Beer Garden 44 Beers on tap 106 in the bottle.






This place also has 40 on tap and 160 bottles. Clubhouse BFD.




I don't think they have pinball though. Haven't been there yet. The busses don't go to that side of town, haha.

Used to be one of these in the common room where I went to college. I new it's every little foible and could take it round the clock several times even without cheating.

It had a device where the ball would land in hole and score about 5000 before it got spat out again with a loud bang, If you held both flippers it drained enough power so it would stick in the hole and keep clocking up points and free games so you could play all day for 10 pence.

The terminator two one was class

There was also a guns n roses one around that time that was great too

SuburbanThug wrote:This place also has 40 on tap and 160 bottles. Clubhouse BFD.

looks like a nice place..would like to buy us some beer if I were there

And I would let you! Haha. Yeah, I gotta get out there and check this one out sometime. Don't really know anyone in that area right now though. Guess I'm stuck with 106 bottles instead.

I'm watching the PS4 Press Conference at E3 right now. Curious to see the tables on PS4: http://blog.us.playstation.com/2013/03/ ... -ps4-plans

getting even more excited..the PS4 list for only $399, support used game and Playstation Plus subscription is the same with the PS3 subs!

Exciting news from E3, that Pinball Arcade and the whole DLC will be a cross buy for PS4 user http://www.psnstores.com/2013/06/pinbal ... 3-and-vita

Pinball Arcade: Season Two Pass, just released!

including these tables: Dr. Dude And His Excellent Ray™, Firepower™, Cactus Canyon™, Central Park™, White Water™, Space Shuttle™, Centaur™, Pin*Bot™, Champion Pub™, Whirlwind™.

anybody in the CA bay area needs to check out the pacific pinball museum on alameda.

http://pacificpinball.org/

My favorite tables are High Speed and Pin Bot.

leisuremuffin wrote:anybody in the CA bay area needs to check out the pacific pinball museum on alameda.

http://pacificpinball.org/

My favorite tables are High Speed and Pin Bot.

What a great place! Are those tables playable?

yes, Pin Bot is nice. Haven't tried the High Speed.

oh yeah, everything is playable except for one or two of the ones from the 30's that are roped off. The place is really fun. you play a flat fee (i think it was 12$ last time i went in about a year ago) to go in and can stay as long as you like. everything is on free play except for a few brand new tables that are in the museum lobby.

high speed is a very simple modern table and very fun to play. I enjoy some of the crazy million different shots kind of tables like "tales of the arabian nights" but sometimes a simple game is best.

one of the coolest tables at the pacific pinball museum is wotan or maybe it's called fireball. Anyway it's one of the coolest wedge head era tables i have ever played and they had it restored to near perfection. I think ballys made a few versions of the table, but the one at the museum was an early 70's one with this spinning rubber disk in the middle that occasionally spins the ball off in a crazy direction. really great table.

leisuremuffin wrote:oh yeah, everything is playable except for one or two of the ones from the 30's that are roped off. The place is really fun. you play a flat fee (i think it was 12$ last time i went in about a year ago) to go in and can stay as long as you like. everything is on free play except for a few brand new tables that are in the museum lobby.

Sounds amazing! I want to go there if ever crossed that area.

leisuremuffin wrote:high speed is a very simple modern table and very fun to play. I enjoy some of the crazy million different shots kind of tables like "tales of the arabian nights" but sometimes a simple game is best.

yes, I love simpler tables too. That's one of the exciting point from the Pinball Arcade Collection. It has a good balance of complex and simpler tables. Other than that, I like "Imaginative" table like those from Zen Pinball. But nothing can beat the sensation of playing a real table.

leisuremuffin wrote:one of the coolest tables at the pacific pinball museum is wotan or maybe it's called fireball. Anyway it's one of the coolest wedge head era tables i have ever played and they had it restored to near perfection. I think ballys made a few versions of the table, but the one at the museum was an early 70's one with this spinning rubber disk in the middle that occasionally spins the ball off in a crazy direction. really great table.

If it's made by Bally, there's a possibility for a remake of the digital version for Pinball Arcade series. What amazing is that the collection is always growing, and they did an amazing work of simulating the real table youtu.be/XZdO1kTFjK0