Twilight Zone and Medieval Times are also in the all time the top ten. Great games. The original Elvira is another great game but for some reason I lose my balls fast on that one.
These are definitely great tables - Twilight Zone is considered by many to the be the pinnacle in pinball design. Pat Lawlor was the designer behind Twilight Zone, as well as the Adams Family pin. John Popadiuk designed Theater of Magic, and a number of other cool tables in the 80's and 90's. It's too bad that pinball has gone through such a decline. Times do change, but it's unfortunate.
When Visual Pinball/VpinMame, the computer pinball simulation program, and the hobby around it were first making the rounds back in the late 1990's, I followed it pretty closely. I still try to keep up, and though nothing compares to a real table, the computer-simulated tables have allowed me to experience tables I just never run into anymore, or have never seen in-person at all.
