My Newest Pachinko

[jwegger]

I've fallen off the wagon and bought another pachinko, lucky for me this one is small and won't take up much room and it was cheap. Less than $2.00 with tax.
Picked it up at the Japanese Dollar store. They also had a pool table and golf hole to go along with my Mini Pachinko but alas no Mini Pachislo.

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Review:
Pros:
Fits in your Pocket
Fits on your Desk
No Electricty Needed
Easy to assemble (2 Feet)
Cheap ($1.50 +tx)
4 Balls, no need to lug tons of balls for the Fever round
Wife laughed and said she won't count it against my quota

Cons:
No Video, will appeal more to the old school players
No Fever round so 4 balls is about all you need
Feet need glued on (glue not included)
Packaging, Needs more padding if you are going to ship it.

[Youngjedi]

Does it need a volume Pot?

[MrGneiss]

That's cool, would it be considered parlor or cyclic?

[jwegger]

I would consider it parlor, since you have to dump the balls out to play another round. With a little bit of wood working skills it could be converted to cyclic.

No speakers so no volume pot is needed.

[arbycoffee]

can you play it in your pocket, and you spoke of pocket pool ? can you post pictures of it in action in your pocket

[rupan777]

Very nice.

Ironically, that's the closest to a first generation pachinko machine without invading into the pinball category.

[nwojedi]

should I build you a cabinet for it? Are you sure that isn't the japan tribute to TPIR's Plinko? I can't read the package.

[MrGneiss]

I got some new pachinkos in today, $6.35 shipped!