Cactus Canyon (Remake - LE)
Chicago Gaming Co., 2021
Cactus Canyon (Remake - Special Edition Plus)
Chicago Gaming Co., 2021
Cactus Canyon (Remake - Special Edition)
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CGC has developed a new pinball Operating System
The game will have remake firmware as well as new enhanced code
CGC consulted with original CC team to understand the original intent - if game had been fully finished
When asked if code would contain elements of CC Continued he was coy with the answer - but my take was they implemented original B/W designers plan in lieu of CCC ideas
8C6FB88F-7DFE-491D-B759-33EFD728C406 (resized).jpegQuoted from aaron6920:Can we pause and reflect that they cannot even seem to put a PPT into presentation mode? lol The taskbar showing on a company presentation is comical.
Well the presenter didn’t use a microphone either - he just plain spoke and engaged with the audience in a great way ... I suppose that will be the next gripe ?
I guess if you look for something to complain about you will find it especially in the irrelevant details
Quoted from Concretehardt:You may be right, but that will make it an easy pass for many! To charge 11k for a game that has already been designed for the most part and doesn’t have any real IP costs like nearly all other new games from other manufacturers would appear as a cash grab IMHO. If that’s the way CGC wants to go that’s fine, but they should tread lightly here price wise, CC of all the remakes may not be the one to get aggressive on pricing with!
CGC has built up a lot of goodwill in this community and honestly I’m not too worried. I think they will have a price structure between the three models that is reasonable, just like their last three titles.
Guys - I get it like everyone else - I get sick seeing these escalating prices
BUT we are way beyond just a hobbyist click - this is real business now and it’s “What The Market Will Bear Territory” and reading the forums there are plenty of folks willing to pay the prices....if I were running these companies I would do the same thing and so would you
Quoted from underlord:Pricing hitting ‘only the rich’ territory? Not a dig at ya, just wondering. If you’re correct then I’m just some one else dropping out.
Last I checked you, me and others ARE the people who will pay? Speaking for myself, I’m in the 1% category of income earners but I cannot continue to support price hikes, nib OR secondary market. I have other hobbies and life dedications to take up time. I can’t be alone in my thinking?
Inflation, luxury item, drives money made to money spent. Anyone have a spreadsheet for pin prices from recently to today?
What you say is true but let’s look at this a little differently.
I’m betting most people in this forum CAN AFFORD to buy higher priced pins ( ie.$11K) .....the catch is most of us reach a point where you cannot rationalize spending so much on a leisure game even if you CAN FINANCIALLY AFFORD IT
Another thing I was taught a long time ago is that COST and PRICE are NOT Necessarily related. Just because a remake “may” be cheaper to develop does NOT mean the PRICE will be lower as demand and price elasticity become major factors
I wish it were not so - but brace yourself for sticker shock in today’s crazy environment
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