Quoted from TheLaw:
Uff man i don;t want to go too deep down this road but GB for me was just not a good game in any way other than looks & sound; Fastest game I've ever sold. The layout is just not well done...1.5 ramps, gap, jumping balls...and that's before the linear shit that actually got to me when I didn't think it would...etc etc

I agree. The game can be a frustrating experience with the big flipper gap and unfair ball hops into the outlanes. But the lackluster wizard modes sealed the deal for me. WCWS was just boring to play, nothing to achieve.

Rob

#75 5 years ago

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Quoted from 30FathomDave:
I already stated in this thread that I own both, and I’d pick SW, but I just wanted to say in GB’s defense that the flipper gap has never bothered me at all. My beef with the game is almost exclusively related to the linear code, and the feeling of deja vu that it inevitably injects into nearly every play.
That said, reaching and beating the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man is one of my proudest pinball accomplishments.

It's kind of a bummer that the later modes like Stay Puft are WAY more fun than the mini wizard mode WCWS. WCWS is as basic as it gets for any kind of multiball mode. It's suckage twin is Hyperspace multiball in Star Wars.

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