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Quoted from bigd1979:Well thats good bc i have afm allready Nd i absolutely love it which is why im looking at the other 2 now What makes mb easy ? Isnt it hard to beat ? Everytime ive played it i Didnt get very far and definitely not close to the mini wizard and wizard mode...
There just isn't a ton of code for the game. You have the 6 main monster modes and that is really it. You do have a mini wizard mode and the final wizard mode but both are just normal multiballs without and real progression. You just keep shooting jackpots until you lose the multiball. It's a great game and really fun to play but it is pretty shallow. Similar to Scared Stiff in that way but scared stiff has a progression based wizard mode which makes it stand out. I still love playing both games though. To me MM is the one that falls a little flat on code. It has deeper code but it's just shoot this shot 3 times, do it again, do it again. 3 great games though
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