We want a game for our cabin or vacation home- what is a good one to get?
For a game that will be away from home and generally not used for long periods of time (maybe only a few weeks or months out of the year), we recommend going with something newer that is fully electronic and that will be as reliable as possible. Most older electro-mechanical (non-electronic) pinball machines are strongly NOT recommended for use in remote locations, as they require regular play and operation to keep them in good working order. Newer electronic games will generally hold up better in remote locations where their use is limited and where more drastic temperature differences may be present (hot/cold weather). Another consideration when buying a game for a remote location is service and repair work. Most pinball sellers (including ourselves) cannot often make out-of-town trips to work on games in remote locations, so it is best to pick a game that is newer and that will typically require less upkeep, just to limit the amount of service or maintenance that may be required. A
