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4-way, network-connected pinball : Cosmic Cart Racing by Multimorphic

By gstellenberg

5 years ago


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#1 5 years ago

It's official. 4-way network-connected physical pinball is in the books.

4 machines, 1-player per machine, network-connected, and racing against each other... Cosmic Cart Racing on the P3.

https://www.multimorphic.com/store/p3-game-kits/cosmic-cart-racing/

In addition to growing its library of traditional-style pinball games, Multimorphic continues to push the envelope and deliver new ways to have fun playing pinball. Experience 4-way pinball yourself at the Texas Pinball Festival next week. Shoot the shots... win the race!

- Gerry
https://www.multimorphic.com

#2 5 years ago

Addressing some email questions:

Cosmic Cart Racing has 3 gameplay options:

1) Standalone play - Up to 4 players can join a single game on one machine. Each player races a heat. Win the race to move on; otherwise your game is over. Circuit races alternate with time trials. Fastest times are tracked in high score tables for time trials.

2) LAN play - Up to 4 machines can connect to each other over Wi-Fi locally, allowing 4-way head-to-head racing. Just like most race-based arcade games, LAN play is a single-race.

3) WAN play (coming soon) - Same as LAN play but over the internet. You can either register a new race with a server or join somebody else's race.

Gameplay is what you would expect a cart-style racing game to be... high pressure shot making, smooth flowing shots, and strategy with use of powerups. This is NOT a traditional 3-ball game. It's a racing game... hit your shots and go faster. Miss your shots and slow down. Drain the ball and spin out. Race until you complete the track or you run out of fuel.

We'll get some video of 4-player racing at TPF.

- Gerry
https://www.multimorphic.com

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#10 5 years ago

@bingopodcast: Bring it on, Nick!

Thanks for bringing the multi-bingo and for walking me through some games. Such an amazing project.

- Gerry

#16 5 years ago

Here are a couple of videos from TPF:

Gameplay:

Attract Lightshow / backbox content:

No TWIPY for best lightshow? Challenge accepted.

- Gerry
https://www.multimorphic.com

#17 5 years ago

Game stats on CCR during TPF:

4 machines averaged 553 plays each.
216 of those were full 4-player games!

Flippers were activated about 20k times each, slings got about 1k hits each.

- Gerry
https://www.multimorphic.com

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