Quoted from HighVoltage:Yes, that's exactly what the post says too, it was just mixed in with discussion about stuff that came from Gene.
That picture goes with this caption, I'll move it to make it more obvious.
I found these in an email I sent to my sister-in-law who does graphic design work. So weird planetary would take that down. If I find anything else I'll post it. I thought i had a shot of all the funhouse playfields
Thanks to all who've been posting in this thread. I love history, especially anything about pinball. In 2002 fresh outta college a listing popped up for a T2 machine locally and I was determined to get it until I started doing research & realized that Williams had shut down... then I started to think about parts, and who controlled what was left of them. I had no experience w/ repairs or electronics... I backed out and gave up on pinball. After reading this thread I'm sort of glad I did. I had no idea about Allentown, Expo, RGP etc I was just a casual fan that played during my summer vacations. I didn't get hooked again until 2012/2013 and now have a couple games T2 being one of them for nostalgia alone.
its interesting to hear about all of the people involved with trying to secure the Williams rights and I think it would make a great documentary. Does anyone know where Neil Nicastro is now and if he's commented about the closure of Williams ever since? The last article I could find was about him resigning from Midway in 2004. I know Roger Sharpe has said on podcasts that he wanted to bid on the rights back then too.
Also Hilton can you make those videos you posted public again? they won't load or play at the moment.
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