Robert Hunt
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- Dec 2, 2012
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Anyone going to this one?
“Bobby King and the guys from FarSight Studios who make The Pinball Arcade video game will be coming back for the 2013 Texas Pinball Festival.”
“They’ll be showing off their game and their newest tables on all platforms and holding a free tournament with prizes just for attendees of the 2013 Texas Pinball Festival!”
http://texaspinball.com/tpf/pinball-arcade-is-back/
The list of pins that are slotted to be at this thing is astounding. It shouldn't be too hard to spend some time on Stern's new Avengers LE for instance; there will be sixteen different examples to choose from (as well as seven copies of TRON:Legacy and four of the new Wizard of Oz pins from Jersey Jack.)
In all there should be some two hundred and thirty different titles open for play, including sixteen games that are currently part of The Pinball Arcade, and another eight from the list of tables that have been more or less announced.
http://texaspinball.com/tpf/game-line-up/
The speaker line-up is also a killer (and heavy with TPA alums) - George Gomez will be pitching Avengers and talking about future Stern action, Stevie Ritchie will explain why “It's good to be king”, and Dennis Nordman will be there showing off the new Multimorphic P3 pin.
A chance to hear these guys talk, meet some TPA people, and play DOZENS of DOZENS of fantastic pinball machines? Who ISN'T going?
“Bobby King and the guys from FarSight Studios who make The Pinball Arcade video game will be coming back for the 2013 Texas Pinball Festival.”
“They’ll be showing off their game and their newest tables on all platforms and holding a free tournament with prizes just for attendees of the 2013 Texas Pinball Festival!”
http://texaspinball.com/tpf/pinball-arcade-is-back/
The list of pins that are slotted to be at this thing is astounding. It shouldn't be too hard to spend some time on Stern's new Avengers LE for instance; there will be sixteen different examples to choose from (as well as seven copies of TRON:Legacy and four of the new Wizard of Oz pins from Jersey Jack.)
In all there should be some two hundred and thirty different titles open for play, including sixteen games that are currently part of The Pinball Arcade, and another eight from the list of tables that have been more or less announced.
http://texaspinball.com/tpf/game-line-up/
The speaker line-up is also a killer (and heavy with TPA alums) - George Gomez will be pitching Avengers and talking about future Stern action, Stevie Ritchie will explain why “It's good to be king”, and Dennis Nordman will be there showing off the new Multimorphic P3 pin.
A chance to hear these guys talk, meet some TPA people, and play DOZENS of DOZENS of fantastic pinball machines? Who ISN'T going?
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