Data East came out with Tales from the Crypt in 1993, and produced around 4,500 machines. (IPDB)

Of course, it was modeled after the much-loved TV show, which ran from 1989 to 1996.

We gave this one a full shop job, pulling everything off the playfield to be polished, washed, buffed, tumbled, or otherwise cleaned. We added the art blades, rebuilt the flippers, changed all the rings, and made sure everything plays 100%.

This game is in great shape and features lots of extras, including this topper, which pays homage to the original Tales From the Crypt. EC Comics published those in the ’50s.

The translite features the host with the most: The Crypt Keeper, seen here with a whole lot of celebrities who guest-starred on the show. How many can you spot? Start with Whoopi Goldberg on the middle right.

This game has special touches throughout, including the fingers over the flippers you can see here.

We installed Cointaker LEDs throughout this game. Check out that beautiful glow!

The previous owner also added this guy. You might recognize him as one of Michonne’s walkers from The Walking Dead. He seems right at home, doesn’t he?

Enjoy your new game, K & O!

Bally came out with Theatre of Magic in 1995, and produced around 6,600 games. (IPDB)

The game is prized by collectors and players alike for its great theme, cool toys, and general playability.

We gave this one a full shop job, pulling everything off the playfield to be polished, washed, buffed, tumbled, or otherwise cleaned. We added the brand-new brass legs, checked the mechanics, changed all the rings, and made sure everything played 100%.

This playfield is perfect and required no touchups. No insert damage or wear. It’s in beautiful shape!

We installed Cointaker LEDs throughout as well. Check out that beautiful glow!

We added these awesome art blades too. They give the game a great background!

Check them out on the other side too!

The often-battered trunk is perfect in this game because we installed a brand-new one. Smash away!

This game is in amazing shape and plays like a dream.

Enjoy your game, Rich!

Bally came out with Fireball in 1972 and produced around 3,815 of the games. (IPDB)

The multiball game proved a hit with its spinning center disc, zipper flippers, stylized artwork, and great game play.

The theme was such a hit that Bally went on to produce the sequels Fireball Home Model in 1977, Fireball II in 1981 and the Fireball Classic remake in 1985 that was closest to the original but didn’t have zipper flippers.

We gave this game a full shop job, tearing everything off the playfield to be tumbled, polished, washed, or otherwise cleaned.

We installed warm white Cointaker LEDs throughout to keep that vintage look while reducing the heat load to preserve the nearly perfect backglass.

Just a few reds up top to enhance the artwork.

Everything works 100% and this game plays great.

Enjoy the game, Bob!

Bally came out with Creature From the Black Lagoon in 1992, and produced around 7,850 machines. (IPDB)

The game has been popular from the start, and always commands attention. According to Bally, that’s what happens when you combine the excitement of a classic monster flick with the fun of a drive-in-movie date.

We gave this game a full shop job, tearing everything off the playfield to be washed, polished, tumbled, buffed, or otherwise cleaned.

This game is in great condition and everything works 100%!

We also installed Cointaker LEDs throughout the machine: insert, GI, and flashers.

Special touches throughout the game! Check out the green LEDs in the ramp lights!

The hologram is in amazing shape too!

Enjoy the game, Kyle! I don’t know when we’ll get another CFTBL!

Williams came out with Red & Ted’s Road Show in 1994, and produced nearly 6,300 games. (IPDB)

This one came out four years after Williams’ other famous talking-head game, Funhouse, and doubled the fun!

We gave this game a full shop job, pulling everything off the playfield to be washed, polished, tumbled, buffed, or otherwise cleaned.

We installed Cointaker LEDs throughout as well.

Look at that beautiful glow!

We added a few special touches to this game, too, including the Super Bands, and color-coded post rubbers.

Are you ready for your close-up, Red and Ted? These guys are obviously the fun behind this game. But it’s not just their banter that make this widebody game so fun. Ramp action, two shooter lanes, and fun bonuses make this game a total hit!

Hit the Road Show today!

Williams came out with Whirlwind in 1990, and produced more than 7,300 games. (IPDB)

This game’s popularity rests mostly on its storm-chaser theme, complete with spinning discs on the playfield and a fan atop the head that turns on during bonus modes.

We gave this game a full shop job, pulling everything off the playfield to be polished, buffed, tumbled, or otherwise cleaned.

We installed Cointaker LEDs throughout this game, for a huge difference.

Check out that beautiful glow!

We added a few extra touches, too, including Super Bands, color-coded post rubbers, and new disc decals.

Look how pretty they are now!

We also installed these awesome pop bumper lights. Doesn’t that look cool?

Here’s the other set of pop bumpers. Looking good!

Check out those speaker lights! This game is ready to go home with you today!

Bally came out with Special Force in 1986 and produced around 2,750 of the machines. (IPDB)

Marketing touted how “rockets and bombs explode with bursts of light and sound” and “skill shots free hostages!”

We gave this machine a full shop job, tearing everything off the playfield to be tumbled, buffed, washed, polished, or otherwise cleaned.

We installed Cointaker LEDs throughout.

Check out that beautiful glow!

Everything works 100% mechanically and this game plays great.

You know you want this game.

Williams came out with Firepower II in 1983 and produced 3,400 games. (IPDB)

The game came out three years after its namesake Firepower was a mega hit for Williams. The company sought to build on its success, marketing “FP2” as having “all of the excitement of the original Firepower, PLUS…”

We gave this machine a full shop job, tearing everything off the playfield to be tumbled, buffed, washed, polished, or otherwise cleaned.

We installed Cointaker LEDs throughout.

Everything works mechanically 100% and this game is in great shape!

Look at that beautiful glow!

Enjoy the game, Keith!

Bally came out with Nitro Ground Shaker in 1980 and produced around 7,950 games. (IPDB)

It originally was billed as Ground Shaker, “Hot off the line supercharged pinball,” and Nitro was added to the name along the line.

This game is a hit with racing enthusiasts, obviously, but usually gets a nod from most players due to its awesome artwork by Dave Christensen.

We gave this machine a full shop job, tearing everything off the playfield to be tumbled, buffed, washed, polished, or otherwise cleaned.

We installed Cointaker LEDs throughout.

Everything works 100% mechanically and this game plays great.

Enjoy the game, Keith!

Stern came out with Lord of the Rings in 2003, and produced around 5,100 machines. (IPDB)

This game came out the same year as the third installment of Peter Jackson’s cinematic trilogy, based, of course, on the classic J.R.R. Tolkien works.

Fans of Middle Earth especially love the game, with so many toys and modes that touch on the best parts of Tolkien’s world. But the game is a perennial favorite of all players.

We gave this machine a full shop job, tearing everything off the playfield to be tumbled, buffed, washed, polished, or otherwise cleaned.

We installed Cointaker LEDs throughout.

We added a few extra touches on this one too, including Super Bands, and color-matched post sleeves.

Enjoy the game, Paul!