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Tim Arnold, 52, has about 800 pinball machines stored in his backyard hangar in Las Vegas. About 200 more machines reside in his Pinball Hall of Fame, where anyone with quarters can play them. What's the use of having cool games, he figured, if you play them alone?

Tim Arnold

( Sara Tramiel / For the Times )

Tim Arnold, 52, has about 800 pinball machines stored in his backyard hangar in Las Vegas. About 200 more machines reside in his Pinball Hall of Fame, where anyone with quarters can play them. What's the use of having cool games, he figured, if you play them alone?

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