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Pit Fighter
Arkanoid Tournament
Space Panic
Max RPM
Time Pilot `84
Jack the Giantkiller
Arabian
Kangaroo
Spy Hunter II
I would not consider any of those 'A' games but maybe a few people would.
Pit Fighter
Arkanoid Tournament
Space Panic
Max RPM
Time Pilot `84
Jack the Giantkiller
Arabian
Kangaroo
Spy Hunter II
My list would be games like:
Donkey Kong
Pacman
Tron
Asteroids
Defender
Star Wars
Tempest
Galaga
Ms Pac
Burger Time
Joust
Robotron
Disc of Tron
Dragons Lair
Major Havoc
Qbert
Missle Command
Space Invaders
Pit Fighter
Arkanoid Tournament
Space Panic
Max RPM
Time Pilot `84
Jack the Giantkiller
Arabian
Kangaroo
Spy Hunter II
Buy games you like, you can't go wrong that way.
Videos haven't reached the batshit insane and douchey "these are automobile level investments" market analysis area that Pinballs have gone. Where people aggressively market, promote and speculate what the next big 7-10K machine is.
Videos still enjoy the innocence of being cheap enough to allow enjoyability be a major factor of value. So the A-F rating kind of begins to fail here. Videos also are very generational in comparison. It's easier to find a pinball player that enjoys 70's to 2K era pins compared to video game players, who tend to dabble in the decades they aren't familiar with...but are very dedicated to the decade that effected them the most (typically 80's guys vs. 90's guys...is kind of like EM vs. post EM).
Things may seem expensive at times with vids, but count your blessings that most of the really valuable stuff is still pennies on the dollar compared to pins.
Lol A as in AVOID.
This book does a pretty good job of recognizing the top "A" games and "B" games with a few missing grails for some folks.
http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/2010021