Bram Stoker's Dracula
Williams, 1993
Whirlwind
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Both games are kind of "do the thing," I think WW has a better layout, BSD has a better theme IMO, although WW has its own charm. Music and sound, BSD wins, as well as having an actually fun video mode. To casuals, I've noticed that they tend to rather play BSD. But to me, both are keepers. Set them up hard and they are addicting as all hell.
EDIT: Also- MIST multiball??? That mech underneath is one of the COOLEST mechs in all of pinball.
Quoted from Luke_Nukem:Lol... Says the guy who ONLY owns WW... and appears to have only owned WW...
BSD is phenomenal.. Its not cute... or funny.. or fancy with modes and feel good shots... Its brutal and that's what it was made to be. It punishes you for fuckin up. Makes you a better player.. If you want a challenging "just one more game" type of pin.. its BSD. WW is cool.. .its dated and recycled like alot of Pat Lawlor titles are.. just my opinion.
I consider it the original "Lawlor" layout. Upper right flipper into jackpot shot (see: Monopoly, DI, TAF)
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