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<blockquote data-quote="Rich Lehmann" data-source="post: 167497" data-attributes="member: 4691"><p>Mist ball is neat and all but I would have to say the coolest unique thing about the Dracula table is that the each jet hit plays the next note in the song giving the music this random rhythm that is creepy and off-putting in a good way. Are there any other pinball tables that do this? </p><p></p><p>Still not a fan of the video mode, it is too long and too easy. I have never lost it. Sure I like the additional 15 million points but it is getting on my nerves the way that shoot out does in Lights Camera Action. </p><p></p><p>Video mode bugs me a bit also because video games is sort of what killed pinball, at the same time it is what cause them to compete and resulted in some of the great 90's 00's tables. But I like the ones that competed by innovating and changing their target from little kids playing in arcades (space ships and robots) and went after the buyers of tables (golf, casinos, retro themes like monster movies, drive ins, diners, 70's throwback art design) I prefer these tables over the ones that try to compete by directly with video games by continuing to go after kids and adding video modes. I remember being a kid and looking at the video modes that looked like something that would be in a game watch and wondering why anyone would want to play that video mode when Pac-Man, Mortal Kombat, TMNT (pick your year) was right on the other side of the arcade.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rich Lehmann, post: 167497, member: 4691"] Mist ball is neat and all but I would have to say the coolest unique thing about the Dracula table is that the each jet hit plays the next note in the song giving the music this random rhythm that is creepy and off-putting in a good way. Are there any other pinball tables that do this? Still not a fan of the video mode, it is too long and too easy. I have never lost it. Sure I like the additional 15 million points but it is getting on my nerves the way that shoot out does in Lights Camera Action. Video mode bugs me a bit also because video games is sort of what killed pinball, at the same time it is what cause them to compete and resulted in some of the great 90's 00's tables. But I like the ones that competed by innovating and changing their target from little kids playing in arcades (space ships and robots) and went after the buyers of tables (golf, casinos, retro themes like monster movies, drive ins, diners, 70's throwback art design) I prefer these tables over the ones that try to compete by directly with video games by continuing to go after kids and adding video modes. I remember being a kid and looking at the video modes that looked like something that would be in a game watch and wondering why anyone would want to play that video mode when Pac-Man, Mortal Kombat, TMNT (pick your year) was right on the other side of the arcade. [/QUOTE]
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