Quoted from RipleYYY:

if you wanna keep money for something else, DP is more than enough & already very good in PRO

Quoted from RobT:

It's a big deal *to me*
You really need to play for yourself to confirm. But the left orbit shot is one of my favorites shots on the pin. Love how it goes all the way around on the premium/LE, very satisfying to hit repeatedly. You lose that on the pro with the ball dumping into the pops.

Quoted from Gorgar666:

Anyone waiting on the Dead Pool Rerun in December?

Quoted from SirMachismo:

Impatiently waiting for December!

Quoted from lpeters82:

Deadpool is so f'n amazing. It's seriously the game that has grown on me the most. The more I play it the more I like it. I'm trying to define exactly what makes the rules so good.
A) A sense that I'm always close to starting something new, so every drain is frustrating, in a good way.
B) Shots rarely feel wasted. During normal gameplay almost ever shot seems like it's building towards something.
C) The battles modes all feel similar in theme, but have a good variety of shots.
D) I can see exactly how I'm progressing during the battle modes.
E) Hurry-ups are used well and that heartbeat provides a great sense of urgency.
F) There are name entering opportunities beyond just high score. Keeps me interested even when not having the best game.

Quoted from maffewl:

I think lpeters82 is referring to the final blow shot during a battle. When the character is out of power but there is a small amount of time to hit the scoop to finish them.

Quoted from Lucxor:

Found a Topper today.
Ordered it rigth away. will post pictures when I received it
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Quoted from KornFreak28:

Debating between a Pro and Prem. Seems LE’s are not being offered anymore? What are the main differences? Never played one before

Quoted from joelbob:

I agree the pro art is the best. That is why I might upgrade to a premium and redecal the cabinet…

Quoted from awesome1:

29 Million Deadpool MXV Secret Skill Shot!

Quoted from MasterBlaster:

I cancelled my BM66 order for this very reason. I was already pushing my budget limits when the last increase came down, so the more I heard that production was going to get pushed to end of year the more I was concerned that it would get pushed again to first quarter and subject to the latest increase. That’s just too much for a game that quite frankly just doesn’t have as much in it as the new premiums do. It killed me to cancel, as BM66 is one of my dream machines…but my dollars only stretch so far these days.

Quoted from UCFKnight71:

Thanks for the tips everyone! There’s no doubt I’m having fun with the machine. Right after posting, I played a little bit and got over 215,000,000. Still not amazing, but finally beat my high score. The timing was definitely ironic! Getting the ninja multi ball was the factor I think.
I don’t have the machine set to restart a game, so when I have a bad first ball, I have to live with it. I figure on location, that’s the way it’s going to be, so I might as well get used to it. Now if only I could consistently nail that left orbit shot!

Quoted from DudeRegular:

Yep, I have beat it twice. I have been to the end another time or two where I drained out. Certainly attainable in my opinion. Its next to my Metallica where I have not even sniffed End of the Line.

Quoted from hlpatterson:

New to the pin world, after being ghosted by numerous dealers my new Deadpool will show up on Friday!
It's going to be a great weekend!

Quoted from Lucxor:

In case you wonder. I do some more of my handles and if I saw that correct here on Pinside it costs you only 5 dollar more than this, including shipping from oversea. You would also be able to change the Colorfilters 8 Colorfilters included.
My material is tested shockproof.
And I don't start the conversation about the designe. The only thing you need to have is a bit of patient because It takes a bit of time to do them.
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Quoted from jasonbar:

DP newbie questions. Please be gentle! :]
I'm looking to trade one of my games for a NIB DP Prem.
1. I've never pursued new games to know what the expected real street price is. I just see $9k MSRP for a Deadpool Premium. What's a typical real distributor price?
2. I've played DP only a little, & I watched a few videos. It needs to be family/wife friendly to go in my house. I know the DP comics & movies are rather raunchy & violent, but from what I've seen, the game seems pretty tame & mild. Is that correct? Is there a family/adult setting?
3. The Pro translite art is a little tamer & would go over better w/ the family. What's a good place/price for a Pro translite?
4. I've never bought a new game--does DP typically need certain tuning, adjustment, fussing, or investment to get up & running smoothly? (Flashback to Avengers, where I was the 2nd HUO owner & recall it needing so very much tweaking & tuning to get the ramps & shots to flow nicely.
Thank you!
-Jason

Quoted from Smack:

As noted the Bowen PAPA tutorial is not great. They usually do such a good job but I felt they barely scratched the surface on this one.
Couple of general tips here to help you.
TEAMUPS
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Qualifying teamups before you start Battle's will help you out a LOT. To qualify a teamup hit its corresponding shot twice (Left Orbit = Dazzler, Right Orbit = Domino, Center Spinner [opto behind it] = Wolverine, Inner Horseshoe = Colossus). Subsequent qualifications for the same character will require an additional shot.
Dazzler will add time
Domino will do bonus damage depending on the shot/boss
Wolverine will do 2x damage
Colossus will provide 2x scoring
In addition to those perks, if you shoot a qualified Team Up shot mid Battle it will give you a Team Up bonus as well as spot a shot towards completing that Battle. (ie: You bring Dazzler into a Battle with Mystique. If you hit the left orbit which is not a shot in Mystique's mode it will do damage because you brought Dazzler into the Battle.)
Still low on time and need to get another shot in? If your action button is flashing hit it to spot a shot in the Battle. I try to hold my BOOM's for Mech Suit, but if I have 4 stacked or I am in a bind I will peel one off to finish a battle.
DISCO MODES
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For your LE there are 2 modes. Disco Loops and then Disco Multiball. To qualify these, rip the Dazzler spinner when no other modes are running. ie: no battles, no quests, no beserker rage, etc. 60 spins will qualify the first mode (Disco Loops for you). Once that mode is complete another 120 spins will qualify Disco MB. Rinse and repeat adding on an additional 60 spins for the next mode (120, 180, 240...) which will alternate between Loops and MB (NOTE: Pro only has Disco MB so it does not alternate)
Disco MB is not a ton of points on its own but it is a good opportunity to grind out combos/weapons to progress you towards Mech Suit MB. It has some great callouts too.
I don't have a ton of experience with Disco Loops but it is a repeatable shot with that drop ramp in the LE/Prem that puts the ball back up on the Katana.
MINI WIZARD MODES
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Sauron MB = complete all 3 battles
Megakrackaladonous Rex = complete all 3 battles + both quests
Clone MB = complete all 3 battles + all 3 of the Sauron Team Up Battles (these open up once you get through Sauron MB)
Clone + Megakrack = Final Wizard mode. Never been there personally. One day, maybe..
PLAYFIELD MULTIPLIERS
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Wanna blow the score up on your game? Start dialing in the SNIKT shot and try to stack some multipliers while in multiballs, in particular Mech Suit. Multipliers are the key to big scores.
Every 100 weapons you collect will add a permanent a permanent playfield multipler. And I believe there is another you can qualify by completing Lil Deadpool Bounce
That is a lot to digest but there are many ways to play this game for score which helps to keep me coming back to it.

Quoted from punkin:

Tron has nudged Deadpool out slightly as the best game i've played, with AFM bring up third.