70s and 80s Solid State tables....

[dave950lam]

How about bringing these gems to Pinball FX. there's a lot of great tables to digitize on here.

[BuckarooBass]

Have you tried Zaccaria tables??

[dave950lam]

I have them all. Love when I can get some multiplayer going.

[TailSpinner86]

I'd love if Fireball could be brought to life realistically as a table sim. If you'd ever IRL got its three balls going at the same time on the jet bumpers, dang, to say the least, it was intense experience to behold. Haven't ever seen that level of frenetic intensity in any other pinball game, and that was at least 45 years ago.

[Chelle]

All I yearn for is Gorgar circa 1979.

[Paratech2008]

Originally posted by LMBassRick:

Have you tried Zaccaria tables??

The are many quality Bally, Williams, Gottlieb pre 80s tables that exist.

[Pinballwiz45b]

Assuming we get to see them; as of now, all offerings consist of at least 1 multiball mode. A good majority of EMs and early solid state machines cater only for single ball play.

If their Bally/Williams plans include Bad Cats or Cyclone, everything else is on the table. Both games are single-ball only, despite being System 11 era.

Games like Centaur, Firepower, and Black Knight are possible, but unlikely, since Zen hasn't gone beyond System 11 yet.

[dave950lam]

Many single-ball tables are great. Star Trek (1978), Flash, Eight Ball, Eight Ball Deluxe, Evel Knievel, Bobby Orr Power Play, Gorgar, Lost World, Laserball, Harlem Globetrotters, Blackout...And that's not even the tip of the iceberg.