Wagga Wagga
Quoted from Who-Dey:It's just weird because I play it and feel like it's one of the best pins ever made. It does have short ball times and pisses me off sometimes but when you have a good game it is a blast and so much fun. I know everyone isn't like me and I don't expect you to be but how much time have you actually spent playing a GB Premium?
Forget about the ghosting playfields because that's over with, the air balls and lane guide jumping is an easy fix with Arts plastics. If it's a dream theme for you it seems like you could overlook the short ball times. The negative talk about GB is all but gone and there are a ton of people who love the game. Give it another chance hero!
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I'm with you. I bought Ghostbusters at a turning point in my pinball collecting. I've now run out of room and said to myself "I'm going to play this with the intention of moving it on for the next title. Possibly the next new release game or another one down the road". It has been one of the greatest games to enter my collection. I love the art, I love the theme, I love the audio and I love the theme. I really love that art work!!!! Wow. It looks awesome in my line up. I found the game incredibly frustrating on original code and it eased up after the updates. Despite the cheap drains, I've gotten used to it over time and it's just become part of the game for me. For me, i don't find it as bad as what people say it is. Being in a home environment it doesn't really frustrate me. I'm probably more easy going than some. I just hit start again and have another game.
As for TWD. Have owned the Pro for 2 months now and I find it WAY more frustrating than Ghostbusters. I'm lucky to start a single mode. Ball drain after ball drain. A good game is getting 2 modes started.
Castro Valley, CA
