Glad you enjoyed it :)

Why thank you for the nice words Dick Clarke, I always liked your t.v. shows :) Yeah I like playing them and feeling like you're sneaking back through time a little bit, especially the ones that were around before I was even born, I just find that fascinating. We appreciate you watching up there in Canada, see you on the next video!

Such a cool machine...

He's been working on that phrase, lol

Thank you Paul for watching, you always have a good memory of where you first played your games! See you on the next one!

I could see it :)

I like it a lot!

Thanks Melanated Prose we appreciate you watching man

Somebody else mentioned that too Fernando it worked out pretty good :)

I got better at it as the video went on :)

That's a very cool game, the art was awesome!

Yeah I'd love to get one of those in :)

Yeah this is one of those where the theme is so great it makes it super cool....

@@LyonsArcade Yeah.. I would love to see more pins with a very true comic book style art/themes.. Because comic book art is supreme. 👍👍 How's it going? Need an intern?

The KISS is coming up soon... hell we may have already fixed it, filmed many videos, and had it picked up by the owner but just haven't uploaded the videos yet, wouldn't that be something?

Very cool! looking forward to it!

Yeah it didn't hang around long. Get it..... GET IT???????

@@LyonsArcade I laughed at that. 🙂

Yeah the EM's are so cool.....

Thanks Jason glad you enjoyed it!

You know your spidey stuff :)

They're out there floating around a little bit, I think a lot of these survived because the theme is so cool, nobody in their right mind would junk it... .

You didn't stop somewhere and plug it up :) ?

@@LyonsArcade I should have :D But the van was crammed full with games as I was helping out a fellow collector moving some games. He didn't even thank me :P

Good, glad you got it worked out.... The monitors are starting to be a problem on lots of stuff, if it's a model people haven't fixed much there's just not that much info out about it so it's hard to figure out without reworking the whole thing!

Thanks!

Thanks, like I said I never read Spidey...

They all pretty much used Plywood, some were particle board at some point and fell apart easily. The older ones, really old like 40's used real wood. There were 7,625 of these machines made, if you see one pick it up! We try to keep the shop as clean and organized as possible but it ain't easy!

Yeah they did a great job on this design!

Thanks Jeroen, I started getting it together there after awhile :) See you on the next video!

The Vulture :) No the angry fans never call ,they just complain from their couch on their laptops, lol

Thanks!

Pictures sometimes are off, you have to get many of them to really tell :)

I'm pretty sure the artist on the pin was Gordon Morison long time Gottlieb artist.... thank you for watching Troy!

Burgess Hill.

You can kind of do it by eye, if you start noticing any dirt on the playfield (you'll see it in the inlanes first) time to clean it up, the rubber rings maybe once every two years or so unless you see them deteriorating before that.... they'll get dirty but you can actually clean the dirt off of them pretty good with wax. Maybe Wax it every 6 months or so.... If you're playing the hell out of it every night maybe every month or so. On location typically we'd wipe the playfield down every week....

It's pretty cool :)

We felt it was too...

We probably will, lol

Yes the originals are like that too, the film always blurs it a little bit.. .

May have been the same designer!

@@LyonsArcade As always you nailed it amigo both games Designed and artwork are by the same 2 guys: Game Design: Ed Krynski Artwork: Gordon Morison

Thank you, I didn't know that. I have seen the bulked up one and the leaner one, now that you mention it... In the 90's I used to read a lot of the Batman/Superman books and each had a different artist, there was this one guy who I'm sure you know who I'm talking about, drew them ridiculously oversized and veiny and stuff. I loved all of it, didn't bother me.

Thank you for your laundry list of things you don't like about this machine. Why did you feel I wanted that?

@@LyonsArcade i just thought it was ok sharing freely our own views around what I see as a common hobby. Sorry if you didn't like it. I will consider posting exclusively positive comments next time and stop the "laundry list ".

@@LyonsArcade He isn't making a personal attack against you or your work. He's just saying "this is what I didn't like about this particular machine." (Gottlieb's Spider-Man in general, not this Spider-Man in specific.) It's called an "opinion", and everyone has them. I'm sure he apologizes for thinking you might actually be interested in *his* opinion. Here's a suggestion: Try to remember that YOU are not the only person who reads the comments. KZfaq is not your personal bulletin board, it's open to the public. YOU might not be interested in Tonero's opinion, but someone else might. I normally would not have commented about this, but it feels to me like you took his comment a little personally, as if he was slamming your hard work, but he isn't. Please try to keep in mind that the people who watch your videos and post in the comments are fellow arcade & pinball enthusiasts, and sometimes share their interests in the comments. What is his interest? He'd like a Gottlieb Counterforce machine (which came out the same year as their Spider-Man machine.) He also wishes Gottlieb had used a better sound board in Spider-Man. In *no way* is that an attack on you or your work, so your complaint about his "laundry list" feels unwarranted. Speaking of your work... nicely done! I remember dropping quite a few quarters into Spider-Man back in the day in one of the two local bowling alleys. Or was it one of the two roller skating rinks? I know it wasn't one of our three theaters or four arcades. :laugh: It's been 40 years, I'm entitled to forget a few things. Whoever buys this machine is gonna be proud of it. It looks nearly mint! (Or whoever *bought* this machine; I know you record these videos several weeks before you put them online, so it's probably already sold.)

@@SpearM3064 Thank you sir for the message and the time you spent writing it. Much appreciated.

They’re not gonna mess with me I’m friends with Ringo.

Not in this case, they're the same for each side... but they did make some back in the day that were only for the left or only for the right.

Did they ever actually make a Led Zeppelin one? I know they were talking about it.. .

Yes it has been done, if you go search the forums at www.KLOV.com there have been threads on there before about how to do it. I never messed with it because I didn't mind what it said but it has been done before...

They may have only had access to the comic 'license' and not the cartoon show 'license' the song was from the show.

@@LyonsArcade Great point. I didn't think about that. 👍

Sounds good to me!

It's not out of date, it just already sold :) There's a list of what's coming up at the bottom of the Games Available pages.... I haven't ran across a Centigrade 37 yet...

They have it mounted on the wall of their store

We have a store so like Chris said we hung it on the wall, some lucky customer will own it for the sum of $100.

You mean like one on one side, and two on the other? They've done that on many games, in general though the standard just two flipper layout was pretty much the best, but depending on the playfield they like to switch it up and make things a little different on some of them.

Haha, nothing wrong with claiming Dibs :) Thanks for watching NivagSwerdna :)

I don't play anything on MAME, I just film the actual cabinets :) I'll get a Johnny Hero eventually :)

Wikipedia says she's "Black Widow"

maybe she wasn't around as long as the other ones? Makes sense though to have her on a Spider Man machine, lol

It's probably broken

That's the one, I'd forgotten it :)

Sin ofender soy bueno con tu hermana :0 :) :)