Moving on to the few outings I was able to complete in September. Admittedly this is a bit sparse, but there’s a reason for that which I may or may not be explaining soon.

September 5, Del Mar Lanes:

One of my better runs on Godzilla at this location. Still looking to beat my old grand champion score, though.

September 12, Luna Pizzeria:

A couple of quick games on the multi-arcade cabinet. I never considered myself all that good at Donkey Kong Jr. and only decent at Frogger. So I’m pretty satisfied with both of these.

September 23, Cidercade Houston:

Usually I put Cidercade visits in their own post as I tend to play a lot of different titles, both video and pinball, over the course of an evening. So there’s a lot to digest here.

Most of these are fairly run of the mill, though I do have something of a stand-out run on the D&D pinball. I’m not sure where the score for the carnival shooting game lands, I would like to think that’s pretty good.

I’ve got a lot to catch up on, as I didn’t realize I managed to get two whole months behind. This post will cover what I was up to for August, with the following post covering September.

August 4, Poison Girl:

A pretty good evening, I’d say, with 250k+ on Playboy (Bally) being the likely highlight.

August 8, Luna Pizzeria:

Quick run on Mr. Do (multi-arcade cabinet).

August 9, Hot Dog Stand:

Quite a few games I either don’t get to play often (everything but Looney Tunes), or have played for the very first time (Looney Tunes). I was only able to get about $3 in change so I had to make the most of it. The Bow and Arrow score is what I’d consider the highlight; for Cactus Jack’s and Looney Tunes I’m not really that sure what a great or even good score would be.

August 15, Eureka Heights:

One of my better runs on Pulp Fiction in recent memory, with a mode high score to boot. Though I’d say that the Godzilla score was pretty good too (note this is a premium version, not a pro version like the one at Del Mar Lanes).