I think Eight Ball Deluxe is coming, but no earlier than the end of this season. It was in the top 10 and it has been heavily requested but with Cue Ball Wizard and Big Shot, that would be a lot of pool. Spreading it out is not a bad move.
Me too Bad Cats is my most wanted table
I'd much rather have "Mousin' Around".
Badcats is just wayyy too badly designed to ever make it to TPA.
The layout is kinda fun, but we have.
1) a ball 3 only one attempt 20 million shot (that can sometimes be collected twice due to a software bug)
2) 10x max fish bone-us, for a cool 5 million. (if this were the height of the scoring the game would be balanced. good risk vs reward on it)
3) a carryover jackpot that starts at 500k (i think) and goes up to 20 million+change (that i know for sure) even though the meter on the backglass goes up to only 8 million. That can be lit by a random spin.
Add to that, the unlimited millions form the tiger ramp.
It's a horrid game for competition.
Does have nice sound and music though.
You know, I'm going to go out on a limb and say EBD will be next. They seem to be doing some very popular, appeal-to-everyone machines, and out of that bunch I think EBD is the best qualified.I think we're getting a Bally table next. Oh well, we'll find out Friday
Possible candidates: Mousin' Around, Eight Ball Deluxe, Paragon, Fireball, Safe Cracker, or Party Zone; it's basically a wild pitch at the moment.
Speculation for pack 26 or wishlisting?Once again, Judge Dredd. That is all.
You know, I'm going to go out on a limb and say EBD will be next. They seem to be doing some very popular, appeal-to-everyone machines, and out of that bunch I think EBD is the best qualified.
Actually, I'm tipping Junk Yard, then EBD. I think their last few games will all be unknown/unannounced ones.
Speculation for pack 26 or wishlisting?
There was a reason why they did "Cue Ball Wizard" instead, and when asked why they chose that table over EBD, the answer was "Because we liked it better". (As does mostly everyone)
The lines that Safe Cracker and Dracula sit on are pretty separate from each other, no? One needing a license and the other not (unless you're talking about Stern's Dracula).
This is why EBD is .3 points higher in rank than Cue Ball Wizard on the Internet Pinball Database.
I know the general consensus of many is to hate all pre-DMD pins. But the general consensus of many is to hate all Gottlieb. What to do on EBD vs CBW?
There are actually *very* few DMD-era Bally / Williams tables left with absolutely zero licensing issues. (Party Zone, Safecracker, Jackbot, and ???). There's a few that might have cheap licenses, or might not (something like Indy 500 or No Fear say), and a few that could make it if the song license is cheap enough (Red and Ted, Getaway).
Unfortunately (from my perspective) I'm going to guess that EBD will be pushed back due to the relative age of the pin too, from what I see the bulk of the easy picks from now on are going to come from System 11 pins (such as the Diner, Earthshaker, and Cyclone in the poll). I don't know how the must-have-DMD-and-toys crowd will like that.
There are actually *very* few DMD-era Bally / Williams tables left with absolutely zero licensing issues. (Party Zone, Safecracker, Jackbot, and ???).
....and Hurricane!!! Ok , I'm the only one here who's bothered about it, but FS should do it anyway, for reasons I'll think of later.
You know, I'm going to go out on a limb and say EBD will be next. They seem to be doing some very popular, appeal-to-everyone machines, and out of that bunch I think EBD is the best qualified.
Actually, I'm tipping Junk Yard, then EBD. I think their last few games will all be unknown/unannounced ones.
Speculation for pack 26 or wishlisting?