Cirqus Voltaire
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Quoted from herbertbsharp:"It's one of those games everybody wants until they own it"
Yep! Traded my MM for a CV and some cash, because I liked playing CV on location and thought it would be great to own. Visually it was stunning, but 6 months later it was sold. Much like the MM I owned, I just couldn't justify keeping it (fun factor) when I thought about how much money I had tied up in it.
Quoted from Captive_Ball:I like the amazing Roonie
Me too!
Quoted from Bluefishy:My opinion and everyone is different. Its Popadiuk's best game ( he also did TOM and TOTAN ), was low production run ( 2700) and did not do well when released., if fact they wer heavily discounted. The Home run is a must. You either love the garish cabinet or hate it. You either like the ringmaster or hate him. You either like circus themes or dont. DMD on playfield is unique and adds to game play. Absolutely fantastic wizard mode and never gets old to me. Took me a year to find and get one so it goes nowhere , Out of my machines it would be the third from last to go ( after TZ and AC/DC).
I didn't find the game that polarizing. I liked it, but I didn't keep it because of the cost. I just felt I could do better for the price. Looks good next to your TZ. 
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