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Quoted from o-din:So when will we see the update for Wheel of Fortune?
If someone at Stern is able to do a public release of the 6.02 code that they released for the Expo tournament years ago then I'd be happy.
6.02 doesn't quite complete the game, but it's some nice additions.
Quoted from Plungemaster:The coding is Sterns weakest spot, by far./blockquote>
Uhh, since when? Pinball rules design has evolved incredibly since the 90s. Look at what was a top game then (ex. TAF, AFM, and MM), versus what's a top game now (ex. TSPP, LOTR, ACDC, and MET). Pinball programming has evolved for what I'd say is the better, and Stern is the company to have pioneered that.
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