There were lines for these machines for months when they first hit. at $1 a go. Folks made money with them. The place in the Chicago 'burbs with all the good p

There were lines for these machines for months when they first hit. at $1 a go. Folks made money with them. The place in the Chicago 'burbs with all the good pinballs had one with the extra fancy sound package and all. they kept the force feedback turned up so high that most people got tired before finishing a lap. My buddy Carl drove a 40's snowplow with manual steering and a cone clutch (which served as an ejection seat for the uninitiated) for work. He sat down and conquered the thing with his first go. It was epic. His high score stood for a good while, as i recall; what i remember most was his giggle of delight going round the speed track: "it drifts! they got it to drift!"