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Do you keep a game after reaching the wizard mode?

By usandthem

5 years ago


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    “Do you keep a game after reaching the wizard mode?”

    • Yes, you should keep at least until you've beaten the wizard mode, not just made it there 14 votes
      42%
    • Yes, if it's a grail game. 13 votes
      39%
    • No, once you've made it to the wizard mode, you've pretty much seen it all 6 votes
      18%

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    #10 5 years ago
     
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    JamesUK

    Pinball Bazaar

    GB Norwich

    5y 38,900 147 3 8

    Well I would agree, it is about the fun, but surely it is about "getting" to the wizard mode, the sweaty hands, the exhilaration, the instant drains when you get there...

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