First game cactus canyon

[Fungi]

I'm not a big fan of anything, be it ramps or toys, that obscures the inlane/outlane areas. I can't tell you how many times I've wanted to reach into the glass and rip out AC/DC's cannon (which covers up the right outlane when it's not active).

Don't get me started on those STTNG cannons.

 

[DrainoBraino]

The real-life table, he means. The rules and programming weren't complete when it was produced. This is due to the push by WMS to get Pinball 2000 going.

hmph, did not know that. I have played this real table quite a few times. When I was in college they had it at my favorite bar.

 

[Slam23]

I noticed that as well...I haven't finished the Noon-thingy yet so I don't know how much you would get for that.

I believe those crazy high scores are just a way to get people to buy the Pro so they can adjust the high scores to normal levels.

I reached High Noon yesterday: if you finish it, it gives you 20 million when the mode times out. On top of that you get points for jackpots and bad guys killed. I don't know if I had a good one actually, it didn't feel like it but I got an additional 6M on top of my 20. This table doesn't give disproportionate points, so those 800M are meant to be scored the hard way. I reckon 4B will give you 1000 HOF points.

 

[Kolchak357]

There's a guy on Pinside selling a pretty cherry Cactus Canyon for $13,000.
http://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/fs-cc-15k-obo
As pretty as it is I will stick with my $5 version for now.

 

[canuck]

There's a guy on Pinside selling a pretty cherry Cactus Canyon for $13,000.
http://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/fs-cc-15k-obo
As pretty as it is I will stick with my $5 version for now.

You could play it for $5 per day for 7 years on iPad.
value for money?

 

[Clawhammer]

There's a guy on Pinside selling a pretty cherry Cactus Canyon for $13,000.
http://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/fs-cc-15k-obo
As pretty as it is I will stick with my $5 version for now.

So much pin-drama in that thread!

 

[Kolchak357]

Yeah it's really funny. I don't get people. If you think it's overpriced don't buy it. I guess they fear he is driving up the price of pinball. He'll probably get the $13. It's a hard find and it looks very nice. I'm guessing it being released on TPA will also help him with the sale.

 

[night]

The unit is made in a small number, so not an easy find and it's a pretty interesting game for collectors. Look, a Rembrandt is no steal either.

 

[Worf]

Lame. That guy's CC doesn't have the plaque.

(It's even rarer with the plaque.)

 

[Carl Spiby]

You could play it for $5 per day for 7 years on iPad.
value for money?

Difference is an iPad probably won't still be working in 7 years.

 

[night]

And playing TPA's CC for 7 years is pretty sad as well.

 

[Carl Spiby]

Someone did finish the ROM on a P-ROC board, sounds quite good actually!

http://soldmy.org/pin/ccc/index.php?title=New_Things_in_Cactus_Canyon_Continued

 

[Clawhammer]

Sounds like that guy ended up selling his CC for $12,700. Seems a lot of other great pins could be bought for that combined price, but to each his own I suppose.