Yup, that's right. All these years I spent walking by rows and rows of pinball machines at FunSpot in NH, and I just started playing a couple of months ago. I'm glad I did (to an extent,) because it's become an addiction of sorts. As of now, I do not own any machines yet, but I am planning on picking up a few machines in the future. First in the collection will be the game that started it all for me: Funhouse. I don't know what it is. That game rips you off more than any other, yet I love it; it's a blast. Plus, after a while, I finally understood that in order to really get into a pinball game, you have to learn the rules. After I got that through my head, I was hooked. Mostly, I have played many of the Pat Lawlor titles; they're easy to find. It's funny, after a while I started to notice certain likenesses present in many of the Lawlor titles. Odd number of flippers, ballfeed off-center down by the flippers, either extra ball or jackpot either a straight shot high up on the playfield center, or a side shot attainable using the odd flipper up top. So many great pins, so little time. Anyway, that's my background.