Episode 18 - The Susan B. Anthony Years / Bally

“they really wanted to get those coins hyped up and so it's kind of just this funny little era of i don't know them trying to sell us on these coins i guess but really it just happens to coincide with some of the best valley pinball machines of all time”

“if i see a jersey jack i'm walking the other way if you give me the option i'm not gonna do it's just why so this is why we wanted ty on the podcast because we love solid state games”

“this is where they jumped i think from number three to number one is this era they went the first to go to solid state and they started licensing games yep two things you still see today”

“Paragon's a fucking kick-ass game. It is. Paragon rules.”

“i bet at this point if you're an operator and you have some of his previous games yeah you're like cool sign me up sign me up dude i'm getting this 100 i'm getting this”

“stick your dick in the mashed potatoes”

“this is like the george christian like this is one of those games that when you play these you're just like fuck yeah this game is awesome every pinball machine would be like that”

“the one thing i will say about art and design for this period is the typography for most these games is absolutely fantastic like that is polished and that you can actually like look at with pride”

“a lot of like the time when you see modern games they kind of all blend together you know they're a bunch of bright greens bright reds bright blues or whatever and it's like the the games of this era just they really knew how to like do a lot with the art”