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<blockquote data-quote="mmmagnetic" data-source="post: 24206" data-attributes="member: 558"><p>[MEDIA=youtube]KVCU6eS5mp4[/MEDIA]</p><p></p><p>Really, this cooperation excites me even more than any recreation of an existing table does. Maybe it´s because I don´t have much nostalgic feelings for certain machines (though I absolutely appreciate their historic value and have a certain pseudo-nostalgic feeling for tables like Whirlwind or Creature).</p><p></p><p>Old machines break down one by one and we have to act quickly to preserve them, but the pinball designers themselves aren´t getting any younger either. As morbid as this might sound, people like Pat Lawlor, the Ritchie brothers or JPop simply won´t be around forever, and they should be able to design new tables for as long as possible (or until they simply don´t feel like doing new designs anymore).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mmmagnetic, post: 24206, member: 558"] [MEDIA=youtube]KVCU6eS5mp4[/MEDIA] Really, this cooperation excites me even more than any recreation of an existing table does. Maybe it´s because I don´t have much nostalgic feelings for certain machines (though I absolutely appreciate their historic value and have a certain pseudo-nostalgic feeling for tables like Whirlwind or Creature). Old machines break down one by one and we have to act quickly to preserve them, but the pinball designers themselves aren´t getting any younger either. As morbid as this might sound, people like Pat Lawlor, the Ritchie brothers or JPop simply won´t be around forever, and they should be able to design new tables for as long as possible (or until they simply don´t feel like doing new designs anymore). [/QUOTE]
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