If you're a long time subscriber to this channel, you know how fun (and sometimes frustrating) owning a pinball machine can be. I routinely get inquiries from people who have never owned them before who want to buy one. So..... What's involved in owning a pinball machine? It's not as simple as buying one and sticking it in your game room and then living happily ever after, or is it? Many times, owning a pinball machine involves a bit of responsibility for maintaining it. Let's talk about that. Let's also talk about whether or not it's a great idea to buy for your kids? Feel free to leave your comments and experience below - let's chat! Should laypeople buy games? Can you get a 50+ year old machine and have it work 100% all the time? Is there more to owning a pinball than the initial cost?
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