I wish I lived in America where there were a lot more machines available, but I think I've done alright living in Australia and keeping my eye out for bargains. Toy pinball is one of my favourite hobbies. Something with multi-ball, bonus games, local tournament mode, timed score attack, codes for sharing your score online, etc. In an era where complex processors and color screens are being inserted into magazine ads, it's amazing that we don't have a machines this size that are much more advanced. Ramps are cheap-why don't more of these little tables have them? I've also been looking at homemade lego pinball tables-building one of those is tempting since I have most of the parts for it (minus the electronics) but I'd probably wind up with something that weighs 50 lbs and isn't half as good as Astro Shooter. That's a lot of quarters-2000-6000 games worth. She actually likes pinball too, but I don't think either of us like it $1000-3000 worth. Space is the kicker with a 1700sq ft condo with an MVS and two pachinko machines already-the wife would probably start slowly poisoning me.
Astro shooter/american pinball is the best out there that I've seen/played (at least there are a few shots that are tricky and provide big score) but if you have the space I'd recommend skipping buying one of these and save up for a proper machine if you want pinball. I have an 'Astro Shooter' and its little brother the 'Atomic Arcade Pinball'.
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