Speed's ratings

Would love to add one. Come on vault edition!

Fun game. If you want a long ball time game this is a good one. More call outs and variation than people give it credit for.

Bad theme, fun game. Bad lighting, but great light show. Wide body makes for slow action, but the rules are great.

Great unique game. I wish there were more games with this platform, would help with space a great deal.

Cross bow doesn't work well and the backglass is really a translight. Otherwise the game is great. I love the call outs, the people complaining about them I'm not sure have really spent much time with the game.

This game is underrated in my opinion. I do understand why some don't feel it is their favorite game because of it's focus on speed and a few repetitive shots, but the whole pin flows so well it simply makes for a great experience. Bottom line - Some get it and some do not, but those that do will come back again and again for a great, fast-paced pin. The ratings for this game are definitely misleading - it is much better than its current #27 ranking suggests - ie. No way that High Speed II is a better pin ;)

With some adds to lighting (like maybe led upgrade), this game should/would be rated higher. I would definitely own one if one of my best friends didn't already have it. Don't like to duplicate machines among friends. Overall, a great theme and a great machine - well worth owning.

Best and most meaningful light show in pinball. Accept no substitutes.

I really hate to score any game this highly, but I honestly can find no fault in how it looks, sounds, and plays. Everyone in my family absolutely loves it - Extremely addictive and energizing! Well Done in every way.

This is one of the first new games I have owned. It has a great theme, but I did not love it right away. After a few plays;however, It really started to grow on me and now I love it. It is a very challenging game because of the tight shots and fast pace. I think the theme and rule set will make this a lasting winner in any collection. Also, I think professionals might like to use it as a reference due to its challenging nature.