Nice! My family has a "Spirit of 76", inherited from my father-in-law who bought it new. It's always fun to open the machine up and trace through all of the con

Nice! My family has a "Spirit of 76", inherited from my father-in-law who bought it new. It's always fun to open the machine up and trace through all of the connections. About ten years ago we hired a pair of local guys to replace some worn-out bits - nothing major, just bumpers and light bulbs. They were exactly what you would hope for in such a duo: their initial evaluation step was just one guy playing (the guy with long hair), while the other guy (the guy with glasses) watched closely. During this phase they communicated in grunts and monosyllables, a tight code borne of years of shared experience between them. [update: The Spirit of 76 gameplay is nearly identical to the Aztec shown in the vid]