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7.004/10
11 years ago
Vaughan, ON
Finally got the chance to try out this long awaited answer to everything people wanted in the next generation pinball machine.
Firstly, let me say there is no doubt a lot of new development was incorporated into the design. The video integration, colour changing LEDs, lots of mechanisms, the sound, etc etc. The quality looks to be top notch, not an issue at all. I was]put off that the machine I played had issues losing ball count, but that can be fixed.
What might be an issue of concern is the entertainment factor. Sure the lighting, artwork and video will keep the player amused for some time. However I found the ball times were very short for me. Perhaps on a better day I'd do better. I just wanted to see the game do more but wasn't able to advance along enough to see it. The right drain was a killer, but I suppose that could be adjusted.
Another thing I noticed is this game layout seems to have a similar feel to TSPP in some ways, no surprise since they are done by the same head designer. I liked TSPP but got tired and frustrated at continually shooting for the garage door, especially when I failed to make the couch. I am afraid WOZ seems to also involve the same tedious shot over and over again.
This is what I have for now until I can get more spcific. I will go back and try it some more and I really *want* to give this game a good review. I will update as I discover more.
Firstly, let me say there is no doubt a lot of new development was incorporated into the design. The video integration, colour changing LEDs, lots of mechanisms, the sound, etc etc. The quality looks to be top notch, not an issue at all. I was]put off that the machine I played had issues losing ball count, but that can be fixed.
What might be an issue of concern is the entertainment factor. Sure the lighting, artwork and video will keep the player amused for some time. However I found the ball times were very short for me. Perhaps on a better day I'd do better. I just wanted to see the game do more but wasn't able to advance along enough to see it. The right drain was a killer, but I suppose that could be adjusted.
Another thing I noticed is this game layout seems to have a similar feel to TSPP in some ways, no surprise since they are done by the same head designer. I liked TSPP but got tired and frustrated at continually shooting for the garage door, especially when I failed to make the couch. I am afraid WOZ seems to also involve the same tedious shot over and over again.
This is what I have for now until I can get more spcific. I will go back and try it some more and I really *want* to give this game a good review. I will update as I discover more.
