AZTEC EM pinball from Williams released 1976 in gameplay

High Speed EM pinball gaming on this machine from Williams. Built in 1976 the end of the EM era was already in sight. In my opinion AZTEC is one of the best EM games ever. So much fun to play. Extremely fast and challenging. I played so many games on this stunning pinball - couldn't count it. Greetings from germany.

[@Seemsayin]

Love the 70's EM machines. This one isn't too bad. But, like a lot of those machines (especially Williams)... they weren't target-rich, played fast, and drained very quickly. While I absolutely love the backglass art of that period, more times than not... the playfield was not laid out well, and very boring to look at. Adding a gate, center post between the flippers, or a left lane kicker would have done wonders. No drop targets?! Very bland layout. If I were ever lucky enough to own an EM, I'd definitely be making some additions to this one. One of my favorites is "Out of Sight"". Lots of cool stuff. Thanks for uploading!

[@user-gi7fr1gv7e]

They're really are beautiful pieces of art, imo.So glad to see pinball is never going to die with electronic tables now.

[@LLCwr41th]

Never got past the unskippable ad

[@basiliodesiderio2754]

bellissimo, lo comprerei subito! quanto é quotato?

[@tomaszbrych]

Hello, I'm renovating Aztec right now. Where I can find some accessories to it? I need rubbers, top sticker etc.

[@Tomyelectronic]

Hello. Thank you for your comment. Where are you writing from? Here in germany we have a lot of pinball shops. Rubbers etc. should be absolutely no problem. But what do you mean with "Top stickers"????

[@supremester2]

This was not a popular game when it came out back in the day because it drained too quickly they had adjusted it, so it didn’t drain so easily on the sides. This would’ve been a very popular game because it was a good game, just poorly, executed, and people didn’t tend to play games a second time if they realize it was designed to drain quickly.