We built 1 flippable whitewood game and I have parts to make up a 2nd game.

We had Williams and Bally approval to build.

Problem after his passing was licensing nobody could agree, on what rights everyone had,

No pre orders were ever taken on this game.

The software operating system was programmed with some animations.

No playfield art was started

The first proto ran on a wpc board set, we had a rider board that was patched into where the asic went

The 38k we paid for the license and the company acting as the agent for the license holder Gaffney international went broke without paying the license holder any license fees for a ton of licenses they sold

Now that's a Scam

There was under playfield and top whitewood images I will dig up

No idea where you get this crap from.

Whatever currency was paid was the same refunded, some banks take a $15-$35 Handling fee your end, I can tell you we refunded more than we received due to the exchange rate.

At the time $2500 us was $2700 aud some we refunded $3900 aud to reach $2500 USD amount

We were out hundreds of thousands of dollars not our customers.

So please don't put me in the same Skitb/Jpop group

Yes it did

I also have a flyer somewhere of the next game planned after that, before we sold the rights?

Never heard that, unless they paid by credit card and the card company converted at a poor rate their end.

If this is true get them to contact me and I will make them whole....

Can't be any fairer than that.

I know some people received more than they paid if on credit card.

Some we even added $25 on bank transfers to cover usa bank fees.

When you are dealing with millions of dollars and hundreds of customers you can't micro manage every refund payment.

We even gave our customers 20% on their deposit towards an MMR

We have done everything we can to reduce impact on our customers

I wondered where that wizard blocks went next to it?

Good story however it was all in a trust account, which is why we were able to refund it, instead of being able to use it and be in the same mess as others are now.

The only true statement in your post is your friend received a refund

Nobody took deposits on cc
Nobody is now or ever solicited deposits on croc hunter

I responded to someone interested in it, that's all

Maybe I should set fire to it and post the video here so you can all have something more to be negative about pinball.

Regardless of what people seem to think, 2 sample games were created, one went to the licensee, i have no idea where that one is.
People have tried to track it down, the licensee company went broke.
It was a whitewood that flipped but no game rules etc, just development software to test shots etc

The other i have in storage at present when we moved, maybe i should dig it out and spend some time on it, would be fun to play around with it.

Looks like Steve Erwin is related to a pinball comp player?

You can drop and drag switches coils etc on your pc screen, drop annimations etc as well like a virtual environment, but it then it controls the hardware

I will dig some of this stuff out

yes there was going to be a ball lock on the left outlane, might release the playfield cad and people can work on creating their own game

Yes we were being assisted by an ex Williams game designer

I still have it