konghusker's ratings

Fun game. Art is just ok. Something about the art on all packages that just doesn’t do it for me. Would have preferred a movie asset game with artwork to match. They did pretty good though without assets. Definitely a game to go LE or premium on to get the moving t-Rex. A game I enjoy and could buy at some point. I do like the rules, and it’s pretty simple to get the hang of. Call outs are a bit off sounding , but they work. If you like Jurassic park as a theme, this will be a hit.

Playfield was really dark and hard to see. The game is beautiful like all jjp games. It was difficult to understand what to shoot though. I like the LCD animations but I couldn't tell what I was supposed to do. It definitely would have been better to do a similar formula like woz with more movie scenes and to follow the movie better. I just need more time to figure it out. The game was packed with shots though, and I really wanted to keep playing to see what I could open up. Game did have the dreaded pooling and chipped clear coat already as well. Overall, I would love to own this game in a collection in order to explore it more.

The pro really has no toys to wow a player. Game was fun. Animations were good along with sounds. Call outs sounded odd. Art was ok, but not Stern's best attempt. I would have much rather had licensed asset's, but they did pretty good with making an original JP story. Overall it was cool, but the pro looked more packed than it really is as far as things interacting with the ball. It had plenty of shots which is good, but the premium is the way to go here IMO just to have more ball interaction and wow factor.. Not knocking the game as it was cool, but after a few plays I was ready to move on.

Super fun, and super fast. I love the basic rules that anyone can understand easily. Sounds and music are great. It's intense, and fun. A great multiplayer game. Rules aren't deep enough to hold interest in a small collection, but this is a must own in larger collections.

Pro just has nothing on play field. Game is still fun, but there is zero wow factor here. I like playing, but will never buy this one. Good to play a few games on location, but if buying, premium is way to go. The shots were a little tight, and the layout was very basic. You're definitely playing the LCD and sounds on this title, and nothing really on play field to interact with ball. A let down for sure, but still fun on location.

Compared to newer games, I wasn't wanting to play anymore after a few games. Didn't pull me in right away. I'm not a fan of the theme though, so that's a huge factor for me.

Game was just ok for me. Game was good for a tournament, but got boring after several plays. Rules are good. Art wasn't great. Theme doesn't do anything for me. An ok game, but not one I'd buy.

I would own this in a bigger collection. Beautiful machine, and it is a lot of fun with friends. Not sure if it would last too long in a small collection, but it is pretty cool. Love Jackie box and gambling multiball.

Fun game. Didn't live up to the hype at first, but liked it more the more I played it. Pretty clunky and cheap feeling unfortunately. Not one I'd probably buy although I love the theme and looks. Pretty fun and easy to understand though. I will enjoy playing it on location.

Not the Starwars game I was hoping for, but still fun. Art is bland, but I can live with it. Hyperloop is cool when it's actually active. I would have liked to see the hyperloop as a ball lock with more usage. Rules and screen are confusing, but I like the modes, and mini wizard modes are sweet. Overall, I like playing it and would still like to own one. I was very dissapointed with it when released, but it's growing on me. I will say this though, if it wasn't the Starwars license and sounds attached to this game, I wouldn't be interested in the table at $7k plus price tags, but the license carries the entire table as much as it can.

Love the gimmicks and toys. The theme is an easy win. I hate the flipper gap, but makes it a good challenge.i would own one of these if I had a bigger collection. Fun game, but definitely a rough playing game that will frustrate casual players.

Ok game. Didn't live up to the hype for me. Still much prefer acdc and Metallica, even Aerosmith to this one. To be fair, I'm not a big fan of the band, so that didn't help. Art was cool, animations didn't do much for me. Plays smooth, but lacks any really cool toys. Good sound. Not one I'd ever own, but will enjoy on location a few games.

Great game and theme. Nice change of pace compared to newer Stern's. I love the rules, and depth. Machine feels slightly clunky compared to newer Sterns, but still feels good. Lots of great toys and art on playfield. I like the cabinet art, but it's definitely dated with the print quality. Overall, my whole family loves this game and the many things to do with the game plan. Simpsons will stay around for a long time. A color dmd is a must to.

Bought hobbit mainly because we love woz and wanted a quality product with a different feel from our other machines. We love the theme, looks, and feel. As far as gameplay, it has exceeded all my expectations. It is quite possibly my favorite game. It's challenging, fast(not stern fast, but fast), and has such a fun unique rule set with intense wizard modes and multiball. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a deep game with beautiful looks and lighting. It is truly a work of art and a refreshing change of pace. Update, this game is even better now with updated code. It has the best theme integration I have ever seen. Great game jjp.
Edit- newest code has put the final polish and immersion this game needed. The toys are used better, and the rules/callouts are much improved on an already stellar game. Great job jjp.

The prettiest game ever! Most advanced technology, and super deep rules for longevity. Game is a bit clunky however. Upper play fields are cool and used really well. If game wasn’t clunky shooting, it could be about perfect. A keeper for us though.

One of the best looking and sounding classics ever. Unique playfield too. Love it.

I have owned a nib pro led version for a few weeks now, and never thought I would say this, but I may like it even more than my ac/dc premium which is my all-time favorite pinball game. I've never seen a better looking machine as far as the art and toys. It's very vibrant with colors, and after adding some of the best mods pinball has to offer for a game, it just sucks you in to keep playing. It's easy enough to play as a novice, but challenging enough for the pro's. Metallica music has been growing on me since researching this game for several months prior to purchase, and now I love the band as well. Compared to the premium versions, the pro really holds up well. The lighting is good, and with the creeping death light rails, it really pops. Other than the hammer missing and light show, the pro has it all. I'm very happy with this purchase, and all the mods keep it really fun to change up too. Great job Stern!

Edit...I play this game more than anything else in my collection even all these years later. I now fully understand the aspects of the game better, and it's just a pure rush. By far
usually my guests favorite as well. Such an adrenaline rush.

I own and love this game. Everybody lines up to play this machine at my arcade. The music pumps you up even if not an AC/DC fan. It is awesome, and just plain fun. The rules are unique, and challenging, yet novice players can still do well, and have fun. This is a complete adrenaline rush. Needs a mini wizard mode imo though. Difficulty keeps me coming back.

Love this game. People can't stop playing to high score on this game when they come over. This is one of my all time favorites. Multi-ball is AWESOME!