I find myself playing the old Sigma games, 1991, 1994. 1996 in
Laughlin. They are incompatable with new computer tech. The Pioneer
has not hooked them up to their Acres system.
They are slow, but I like the texture of the slant-tops. Big buttons
and I enjoy the audio....di,da,di,dii...when you have a dealt winning
hand. They are the best games at a couple of Laughlin casinos.
There is a row of "Flush Attack" at the Riverside that is always
packed. I prefer the Double Double Jackpot or Double Jackpot models.
What has Sigma put out recently?
In the mid-seventies I favored Gottleib pinball machines, over Bally
or Williams, maybe this has something to to with it?