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Haha. I was just getting ready to post the same thing. It’s not pinball without the tilt bob.
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Quoted from EricHadley:[quoted image]
Haha. I was just getting ready to post the same thing. It’s not pinball without the tilt bob.
Quoted from Jodester:Anybody know what number has recently been delivered? Are we up to 100 yet?
I am number 108 and was told back on May 8th that it would probably be 6-8 weeks before mine was ready.
Quoted from mthirkell:SPOOKY! What number are we on??
Got the email this morning that 108 is ready for pick up. Hopefully they're available on Saturday! Can't wait to get it home!
I picked up #108 last Saturday and got a nice tour of the factory and chatted for a while with Charlie and Kayte. Super friendly and down to earth people. I was very impressed with their facility and how much work is going on. These guys are working hard to get games out the door, and the build quality looks really good.
I had never played the game before getting mine home, so I wasn’t sure what to expect, but I’m happy to report that the game is awesome! It feels super solid and the sounds, music, artwork, and animations really draw you into the game.
Great job Spooky, and thanks again for being so welcoming. Keep up the good work!
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Hahaha! I suppose they should. It’s just a temporary home for them, Scrooge and Webby while I move some stuff around in this game room. Just part of the tons and tons of oddball stuff I collect. Ducktales was a great cartoon!
Quoted from Coyote:On the downside, yeah, they're more expensive to produce, so.. I can see why manufacturers went with translights back in the 90s. (Hell, 80s?)
Not all of them in the 90's did. Alvin G & Co. used backglasses on every game (well, not counting the 4 games with head-to-head style cabinets and no backbox). It was a very nice touch. That said, they were getting ready to transition to translites as well. Slam-N-Jam was going to be their first game without a true backglass, but aside from the 2 proto games, no more were made before they closed. A handful of translites were made though.
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