Found 3 ratings (with comment) on this game

I don't know why people bash this one. They only made 300 of these pins. I just pick this one up and went through it put new rubbers and clean / wax playfield and it looks great and plays really good. I kept all oem lights bulbs . . My pin has 28049 credits on counter and it still works. So this pin made over $7000 til this day. I bet it cost back then I'm guessing is 1800.00.? I bought it from a guy that said it was in a pizza place in Chicago.? It was a pretty cool concept just like the ms pacman that was a cocktail machine that made a lot of money too. When I had the grand kids over they played that pin even more then my revenge from mars or my other pins I have in my game room. Because you can relax and sit and play. You can see the ball now and have fun .. people if you seen one - grab it.. it's cool for the kids and us too.

I happen to like this game. It's simple, like the pins I used to play as a youngster. No complicated rules to remember, and I find the game is very playable. The cocktail table style makes it perfect for my apartment as I could never fit a full sized pinball machine in here.

I bought this recently on eBay, and for a 40 year old machine, it plays very well.

The machine, as received, was fitted with LED lights, which I replaced. I didn't like the brightness of them. I noticed the bumper caps were yellow, but all other machines I have seen have the RED bumper caps. I have those on order. I also replaced the red lane guides with the standard yellow ones.

I don't see why this game gets such a bad rap. Yeah, It's Roy Clark. I'm not a fan, but that's not why I bought this. I think this game is a lot of fun.

Smaller bar-corner tables are not usually that interesting or fun. This table takes that concept to all new lows.

The Pros:
Where'd I put my banjo? An interesting drop/standup target scoring strategy, for about 20 seconds.

The Cons:
This game is boring. It looks horrible and plays like crap. And who gave poor Roy Parker that pimp-hat?

The Takeaway:
Unless you are a big Hee-Haw fan or can't live without your Roy Parker memorabilia. Live without this game.