will poeple exchange a pachinko for a pachislo

[offense]

A little question to the pachinko lovers.
After I bought my pachislo I went visitting the internet and also saw that there is a pachinko. I love pinball machines...ad when I saw this i thought woow!. I am really happy with my pachislo. I play it regulary but I think I will play more when it has more balls! a pachinko.

Can someone give me some own experience. And if so...can an pachislo be exchanged for a pachislo ? Or is a pachinko more valuable?

greetz

[luckydog]

i started with pachislos and still have some, but, pachinko was a another world for me

some people love one or the other, but, many of us love both

[offense]

i started with pachislos and still have some, but, pachinko was a another world for me

some people love one or the other, but, many of us love both

Well I think You mean exactly what I mean. When I see Youtube movies about pachislo's...it is like wow...another world.
I bought my pachislo Arraking machine (totally working state for 89 Euros...(thats less than 89 dollar)...and almost 700 tokes included. It was at a sort of 'second hand shop' I translated it maybe wrong. It is offcourse not a mistake for that price...I love that machine and like play that peice of fun!. I have a degree in electronics...and thats also lightens the flame for me..
But when I see a pachinko...hmmmmmm..i think I love it more.

[Card Shark]

I started with a pachislo and recently have purchased several pachinkos. I love them both although for me the pachinkos hold my interest more. There is just more going on and I feel like they are more challenging. Also, I am really enjoying finding and working on the pachinkos.

[monkeyboy]

Pachinko all the way for me.

[naha13]

Ditto

Pachinko all the way for me.

[Card Shark]

The more I learn and play with the machines, I am starting to learn my particular tastes. I love my pachislo, however I doubt I would ever have more than 2 or three. With the pachinkos, I started with a vintage and it was a great learning experience for me and I have enjoyed it. However, I have found my real passion is with an arrange ball machine. I will never stop trying to collect as many of these as possible. The Hanemono machine I have is a blast and my wife's favorite. After getting the Arrange ball and the Hanemono, the Vintage has become more of a decoration. It has a sentimental place for me as it was my first machine although, I will probably end up letting it go in the future. I have an early modern that I have yet to see or play as it is still at my Dad's house. Looking at videos I think my collection will most likely be mostly comprised of Arrange balls (if and when I can find them) and modern machines. It doesn't make one machine any better than the other, just these are the machines I enjoy the most.

[Moparformances]

Vintage Pachinko for me.. then newer the better... or Vintage with Electro shooters... the older the better

but they will be second to any Arrangeball machines.. they Rule

[Steve Cebu]

I started with a Vintage machine then got early modern machines and then a modern machine.
The new modern machines are really amazing with cool animatronics.
I have a Pachislo and it's ok but I prefer Pachinko.
I will probably only buy one more pachislo if they can find the model I want.
The rest is Pachinkos for me.

[emmadog]

pinball fan here too. nothing like old EMs in terms of fun, art, cultural significance, working on, playing, etc. when it comes to pachinkos, i started out with a vintage and had a few called powerflashes. all were great fun but winning balls after awhile became pretty boring and play was endless. so i sold the ones i had although i still own an extremely rare vintage. never played a pachislo but i'm pretty sure i'd get tired of it fairly quick. modern pachinkos are too far removed from pachinko for me. i then found an arrangeball and as a few others have said, they're tops. much more fun winning coins and shooting for certain numbers with only 16 balls. some have bonus features that can carry over into the next game. plus their rarity adds to the appeal. in the end, play as many different types as you can and go from there.

[takethecastle57]

I have been collecting /restoring Pachinkos since 1976 and have sold over 20 Pachinko's from 1981 - 2005 I do own 5 pachislo and one Palot ( Modern pachislo with Pachinko balls ) and even restored a Arrangeball Machine and have enjoyed each one I have /had owned . Right now I have 10 Vintage and over 20 Modern Pachinkos and don't see any slowing with my collecting except I am a little bit more specific on what machine that I add to my collection these days .

[yose]

I think pachislo's and pachinko's go hand in hand .It depends on the mood at the moment for me.I like the modern pachinko's a little more with the all the action that goes with them.I also like winning on a slot machine.I am amased by all the electronics in these machines.I don't know why I am attracted to them but I am.

[pachiwall]

I prefer pachinko over pachislo's, the older the better! Moderns are OK...but maybe I would warm up to them if I played the right high end model. They just cost more than I can justify for my likes. Pachislos are OK but I get bored with them quickly. I once traded 2 pachislos for 2 pachinkos Even trade. Happy with the machine trade...but I took a beating on the shipping! Ohio to Washington state was brutal on cost!
OOPS! didn't mean to supersize pics...just correct spelling. Is there a way to edit post without supersizing pics?