OtherWorlds InterActive Games:
Pinball Sales and Service

Yes we make House calls!
(Springfield Missouri and surrounding areas only.)

• Reasonable rates
• We service Bally, Stern, Midway, Data East, Williams, Gottlieb, and Game Plan.
• Over 20 years of experience in Computer, and Electronic servicing!

House calls only:

• Rates which include PC computer service are $39.00 per hour, plus Parts.
• Outside City limits add .75 cents per mile to location.
• Often full service can be complete on the same visit!
• Typically Electro-mechanical machines are costly to service on-site, in some cases I will make exceptions.
      In this case best to Please explain in detail the problem(s) so I can determine if it can be a in-house service.

In Shop only:

• Rates are based on actual work done, there is usually a flat fee for specific work.
• You drop off and pick up machine or parts to be serviced. (Pick-up fee is $25.00)
• Service on Electro-Mechanical (EM) Machines (Typically machines prior to 1977)
  

Mailed in work:

• 1977-1989 Bally, Stern, Williams, Gottlieb currently.
  -e-mail me with your make, machine name and defective board description or number
  before sending me the board so we can be sure we have a test jig for that specific board.
• Return Postage added to overall bill.
• 5-10 business days typical return

Contact info:
Contact me before sending, we may be able to give you a rough estimate.

Mail info:
Otherworlds Unlimited
Ken Deel
420 N Elmwood
Springfield Missouri
65802

Phone:
1-417-496-3790

KenDeel(AT)otherworldsonline.com

About me:

Since second grade and my fascination with a crystal radio set. Electronics has been more than a hobby. during the CB radio craze in the sevens ending in the early eighties. Two way communication was my main thing. Building, repair, using anything with transceivers and radio's.

My exploitation of musical genes from my family left me engineering sound devices for my first band. Necessity is indeed the mother of invention.

Pinball started in the basement of my childhood home in Florissant Missouri, a "Gottlieb Flipper cowboy machine" was there before I was old enough to really be able to see over the playfield. Then the movie "TOMMY" in 1975.

I rode my ten speed bike 40 minutes to Jamestown mall to see it twice, then playing in the arcade the rows of Pinball machines after the movie till near dark.

Now I am 40, the rock band years are behind, computer repair has been a career for the most part since 1996, and Computer graphic art and web design as well.

My goal is to preserve and maintain my own collection, and others through my artistic ,electronics skills and my past and present love for pinball. Video games don't replace pinball's anymore than driving a real car is replaced by a racing game. Man verses machine is part of what makes it appealing. Along with the flashing lights and dazzling art work.  

Visit: http://www.otherworldsonline.com/pinball/  for a list of Pins we have for sale.