Table I'd like to see in future: 1982 Gottlieb Spirit

[JavaJack]

I had never seen or heard anything about 1982 Gottlieb Spirit, until I saw a couple YouTube videos about it other day. That game looks like tremendous fun!

 

[night]

I am with you buddy, anything from the early 80's please! No toys or DMD's, no nonsense, no games that last 6 hours, just hardcore pinball.

 

[dtown8532]

No arguments here. Spirit is fun but rare and pricey IRL. I wouldn't bet on getting it though.

 

[Kolchak357]

There was a beautiful Spirit at the York pinball show last year. Really very eye catching in person. Not a bad playing pin either. I only got to play two games sadly. It always had a line at it.

 

[dtown8532]

There was a beautiful Spirit at the York pinball show last year. Really very eye catching in person. Not a bad playing pin either. I only got to play two games sadly. It always had a line at it.

Yea. It's the same one from TNT's Understanding Pinball. The couple bought it from Tucky back in the 90's and it's never for sale or so they said on his York show vid from 2013.

 

[Crawley]

Played one tonight at the Ann Arbor Pinball Museum show. It was ok. A bit strange as you have two sets of flippers controlled by two sets of buttons. But really only need to use the second set when the ball is going to the outlanes. Gameplay was kinda slow and it was difficult to move the ball around the table.

It looked awesome though. The animated backglass is trippy making the table really stand out.

But it didn't grab me. There were a bunch of other tables I played I hadn't before that I think would be better choices.

 

[dtown8532]

Played one tonight at the Ann Arbor Pinball Museum show. It was ok. A bit strange as you have two sets of flippers controlled by two sets of buttons. But really only need to use the second set when the ball is going to the outlanes. Gameplay was kinda slow and it was difficult to move the ball around the table.

It looked awesome though. The animated backglass is trippy making the table really stand out.

But it didn't grab me. There were a bunch of other tables I played I hadn't before that I think would be better choices.

Lucky you to visit Clay Harrell's pinball mecca.