I have the opportunity to get one or both.

Any strong opinions as to which is the better choice? Leaning toward the Atlantis, but may get both.

Dan

Price may be a bit high, each at $1600, but both are desirable games.

Dan

Okay, why?

Hadn't consider it. Looking to sell several games and replace with EMs.

Great input from everyone. Thanks.

I was thinking much the same that both having bagatelle features seemed to detract from C37, but the artwork and backglass animation does make it attractive.

Dan

Sounds like my kind of game!

I keep my Royal Flush on five ball for that exact reason.

I once I had a MM sit in my basement for five years half shopped, so don't feel too bad. Have to see what it is from BAA you mention.

I get down to Cocoa once a year or so. Maybe we can get together next time I am there.

Well, I guess both it is.

Now I gotta sell a couple of my dmd's to make room, which I need to do anyway.

Intrigued about Volley. Played it as a kid.
Need to take a closer look.

Will be getting both, but can't take delivery until I move some games.

Thanks for all the good dialog.

Dan

Okay, so I got both games delivered this week and have them tweaked and working 100%.

Had to high tap Atlantis to get the kind of play expected, but not C37.

My initial impression of play is that although C37 seems to have more going on in it, Atlantis feels more fully integrated in features and ruleset.

Atlantis took a bit to get the flipper angles right, and I really like how the slings enhance gameplay; the rubber up top and the lanes inspire lots of nudging. Target on/off rollover stars remind you that you can't control everything. Like that.

C37 feels a bit disjointed in how features integrate. The ribbon animation is pretty cool. I wondered how that was done. In this case, I like no slings. Seems like there are more flips because of that. Never seen the inlane divider plastics before and glad I don't need them. Must be a bear to find. The D shot is a challenge. I think special should have been made harder by completing the thermometer AND completing ABCD.
I would have tied the drops to something other than advancing the animation. Like the usefulness of the right flip backhand. Think I will put it on three ball as five seems too easy. After a half dozen games, never having played it before, scored about 240K.

Probably will keep both, but keep my eye out for a really nice Atlantis and sell this one.

No schematic yet, but guessing you had to distribute the pins on the 3-5 ball Jones plug? How did you do it?

Wow! That's a lot of games you have....

Set it to 3 ball with 5 ball ruleset by jumping the fourth lug from the top on the 3/5 connector.

Didn't have the schematic just went through process of elimination.

Entirely different game. Much better.

And right you were....

Was thinking about seeing what HH would be like set like that.

Spoke with BlownFuse about such a mod a couple weeks ago. Involves tapping 110 off the red wire at the start relay to NO switches in series on each of the target banks, so the switches close when bank is completed.

The wiring then goes to a new NO switch added to the add ball count relay in the head and then back to brown wire on the start relay.

Switches need to have large pads. Once all targets are dropped, mod will raise them when ball drains.