PINSIDE'S TOP 10 PINBALL MACHINES of the 1990's (based on user ratings)

[@Jesselovespinball]

The 90’s were fantastic. I started playing pinball when I was a freshman in high school which was 94 . I didn’t know then that it really was the golden age . I fell in love , first with the Shadow , which should be on the list . To this day I still love playing , fixing , buying and selling . Pinhead through and through ! Thanks for making the video Captain !

[@ErikLarson-l9k]

Theatre of Magic will always be my favorite. The rest of my 90’s top 10 (in no particular order): - Addams Family - Twilight Zone - Medieval Madness - Champion Pub - Junkyard - Attack From Mars - Monster Bash - Cirqus Voltaire - World Cup Soccer Medieval Madness is fun but I don’t agree with how high the Pinside rating is. To me it’s kind of a one-shot table…just keep hitting the castle over and over, and you can ignore everything else. Bride of Pinbot is similar IMO, just keep hitting the face and nothing else matters.

[@erbkaiser_]

I have no issues with this list. 10 classic tables, each a joy to play on. Fortunately, I have had a chance to play them all IRL.

[@Riz2336]

I often felt this was the “golden era” of pinball. So many of my favorites

[@CaptNRetro]

MM is the reason I am addicted to pinball

[@nashvillan4lif]

My all time favorite pin will always be The Getaway: High Speed II. No Fear: Dangerous Sports will get my nod for honorable mention.

[@stevesyverson8625]

Great tables all. It’s all in the reflexes, and mine were diminishing in the 1990s. Jack from Big Trouble in Little China clarified that for me.

[@imnitguy]

Addams will be the last to leave my house. Shame it won't be remade due to licensing. I'd definitely order a NIB one from CGC. I have been waiting 3 years for the next MM remake run and now I understand that if they make any at all, there aren't enough to go around. :( Sold my OG in 2004 for $5500. Ouch.

[@CaptNRetro]

Ouch indeed