My gut reaction is to say I still prefer alphanumerics. Williams System 11 is just where it is for me. That being said, the DMD machines tend to hold my interest longer, as they often tend to be just funny. Ultimately I had to ask myself what would I want to physically own, and alpha is where...
I kind of looked at this purely from a physics tuning viewpoint. To look at anything else makes Black Knight the clear choice. Anywho, I went with Theatre of Magic. It just feels off, whether from being too floaty, or how the ball comes off the flipper. The real machine can be brutal, especially...
Engine guy just doesn't roll off the tongue. How 'bout James "The Mechanic" Manning? Oooohhh, much better!
See? Now he's got a cool nickname. That's better than postcards and foam fingers, isn't it? And then we can say things to Mike like, "hey Mike, how's the engine coming along?" And he can...
Monopolies? It's not like pinball is a sports license that can handle two companies making games utilizing it. On top of that, say Zen did have the ability to do Bally/Williams/Gotlieb/Stern stuff. Do you really think both them and FS would release more than a handful of overlapping tables...
I personally am not a fan of EMs, and tend to play one game out of 'duty' when someone has one to play at our league nights. That being said, I do think it is truly jacked up to not be 100% forthright when setting up a poll. I did vote for Fireball both times, because I think it is the one EM...
Nobody knows what the table would be rated, unless someone is part of the ratings board I don't know about. This is no more racy than Lara Croft ever was. Any info found in a PAD thread is pure speculation, as the only tables FS themselves have said would be an issue are Big Bang Bar, Family...
They didn't have the tables for the Gottlieb collection, they took a bazillion pics at the PHOF in Vegas. For the Williams collection, they did buy tables, though I don't know if it was all of them or not. Definitely they had the DMD machines.
The very first time I visited FarSight, which was...
The Rosetta Stone is to realize he consistently misses the same keys for adjacent keys. I'm not vouching for the content making sense, but at least you'll know what the words were supposed to be!
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