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Here's some of the pins that were used in the "Classics" tournament. |
Here's some more "Classics" tournament pins. Middle Earth is the second Atari pin I spotted at PAPA9. There was also an Atari "Time 2000" pin at the back of the building. |
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More "Classics" tournament pins |
World Cup, one of the earliest Williams' solid state pins, was another pin in the "Classics" tournament. |
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"Stingray," an early Stern solid state, was another tournament pin. |
Harlem Globetrotters and I think Wizard were two more "Classics" tournament pins. |
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I liked the "Classics" tournament especially, because it featured a unique assortment of classic pins. Alien Poker and El Toro were two more pins from this tournament. |
Check out the glass partition on the right side of the tournament area. |
Here's a better shot of the glass partition to the right of the tournament area. |
This screen, located in the break area, displays tournament results. |
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There are also stations set up in the break area where you can check your results. |
Look out. The geek is about to compete in the "Classics" tournament. |
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