Didn't see any Bally's on the play floor. The pinballs were modern, with larger flippers and all kinds of ramps. I was impressed with the sheer number of games. It's one part museum, one part pinball sales, and a thousand parts memorabilia. New business with an amazing collection of hundreds of pinball and video games, in a warehouse with the walls covered with huge collections of toys, action figures, board games, lunch boxes, record albums. I really feel like this place is very under the radar but sooner or later the word is going to spread and it'll be had to get in. I never in my life thought I'd beat Michael Jackson's Moonwalker with a bunch of friends while along the way deciding we had to dance every time someone hit the dance button, but here we are. You can just find that game you never beat as a kid and knock it out just because. I felt I could actually ENJOY the games and appreciate them more without worrying how many rolls of quarters I could would go through. There's also something psychologically calming about a cover price and then all games are free. We spent five hours here and felt like we could've kept going.
I really feel like it's a matter of time before the price HAS to go up and I would be OK with that considering the bang for your buck. I am not a huge pinball fan but it was really cool playing some of the older games like Bobby Orr's hockey in their simplicity and then working your way through the progression to newer games with their bells and whistles (literally). The size? Bigger and better layout than Ground Kontrol downtown and a really awesome selection of pinball and video games.
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