The Amazing Spider-Man Pinball machine from Gottlieb (1980) in Gameplay

Greetings from germany. I think the "Spider-Man" belongs to the most iconic games from producer Gottlieb built in the 1980s. The whole package is stunning. While the game itself is challenging for pinball beginners, experts will hit the 1 million mark relatively quickly. And that's why I can only recommend equipping this pinball machine with the fantastic all-in-one board from Pascal Janin from France. My Spider-Man currently still has the original board setting, but the order to France is already on the way. Keep rockin' the silverball!

[@saskia6750]

I used to play this In early 80s Hanover flughafen..i lived there from 4 years old until 11.thank you for the video x

[@viccamppinball]

Thanks for sharing this game play video. Nice machine to have in a collection too. I love Gottlieb machines.

[@EazyD_PFT]

Had this game at my house whwn I was about 12 or 13, _My dad had some friend who ran pinball business and i got it for really cheap, about 20 dollar. Loved that game and played it every day, Loveley to see you go at it, It all cames back to me, its 37-38 years ago now.

[@Tomyelectronic]

Thanks for your comment. These are the stories from a time long ago. The stories i really like. Because those were the days....

[@richardjohanzh]

This is a beautiful pinball machine, artwork is stunning. They had one in de early nineties in a second hand comic book shop in Utrecht. On my wish list for sure!

[@x-vector7245]

Good looking machine, but I think it would play better with an increase in slope. As it is it all looks rather slow and anaemic.

[@Tomyelectronic]

Thank you for your answer and the good advice. I did it short after i read your lines and made the machine "steiler"😄. All in all these Gottlieb Widebodies are some kind of slow in a way. I found out that i have to check the pop bumpers to give them more power. Think they need adjustment. The gap between the contacts has to be as narrow as possible. With regards from germany.