Quoted from Manic:

I guess I don't get this "loaded" stuff. With the pro I see a game with the usual bash toy, a dubious right ramp and... oh two stand-ups.
I KNOW I must be missing something but that doesn't seem like a lot of stuff. And the high dollar ones simply switch out one kind of slings for another (which seem cool - at least at first), an actual ball lock (hardly rare) and the holo lens (which is small and hardly a show stopper). The crossover ramp seems like an afterthought that won't see much use.
I think the art and music alone will sell it to a rabid GB nut... (and who would think there were so many?) but anybody less invested in the theme might want to actually play it first. It may not be for everybody. (gasp)
In any case I'm certainly looking forward to finding one locally to try out.

Quoted from chuckwurt:

So why did that bum you out? I thought it was cool that it moved all over the place and made it harder to hit.
I really liked what I saw last night. The game didn't seem to have any bad shots, the gameplay seemed very fun and the sounds were incredible. Cannot wait to play one near me. Might have to add it to the stable at some point.

Quoted from Propaganda:

You have to say it like Panzer...
Interactive Garage Door, with ramp leading to VUK, launching to upper playfield, with interactive multicolor dot matrix TV, with timer and messages to lead the player, and upper playfield ramp leading into the physical 3 ball locking Couch....
Interactive Bart Simpson captive ball on fully moving Skateboard etc....
If you did this for the whole game it would blow your mind.

Quoted from swampfire:

A big update was just released today for GOT, so I don't think you have to worry about that. I actually had the same concern about GOT, but the hits keep coming.

Quoted from DaveH:

The two releases before that were not public. So it is a combination of 1.27, 1.28, and 1.29. More than two minor things. Plus I am still running 1.22, so I'm looking forward to this one.

Quoted from badbilly27:

I'm looking forward to playing it but honestly, a tad bummed watching the video. I may be wrong but I did not hear quotes from the actual movie. I hope I'm dead wrong. There are so many great lines from the movie and hearing Bill Murray, Dan Ackroyd, and the other cast of characters is what pulls this license together in a pin.
Iron Man, Star Trek, Spiderman (non Vault) - all come together as awesome total immersive experiences. If you're gonna do a movie based pin, do it right and get the real actors voices. I know Ernie is doing the call outs but clips from movie is what helps make it epic.

Quoted from smokedog:

Original.