Disclosure: I own Family Guy
I'll start by saying I think it's a good game. It's not great, it's not bad. For me, the theme makes it the funniest pinball in existence and a keeper for me.
You don't have an understanding of the game or the rules. All the modes are very very well balanced and all but one of them is worth playing in my opinion. I love the fact that you have to do well in the modes to do well in TV wizard mode. (sorry, I'm a FGY guy, I don't know what it's called in Shrek). The upper flipper is great, can hit Stewie targets, go under the mini, or captive ball.
As a VERY unique toy, good flow especially for a Lawler. It has a lot going for it.
A littler too much spinner, spinner, spinner, scoop for my taste, but no game is perfect.
But yes, a few plays with no understanding of gameplay, rules or strategy is making you look a little bashy IMO.
Quoted from chas010:Have to say it was a pretty negative experience so those who aren't willing to hear negativity about Shrek/Family guy close the thread now!
As I said with FG most if the upper right pf is useless you kind of play off the left side only with one or two stand ups to bump up against on the side of the mini pinball machine. The only blatant goal was to spell out pinball or whatever to play the little table. In all fairness if I owned the machine I could probably figure more out as I went but at this point it appears more of the usual pinside "hype" you guys are becoming world renowned for.
The take away was my strikers extreme was more actual pinball than this table but i do prefer FG or Shrek themes without a doubt.
This is a very telling statement, you like bad pinball games
I can see how it's not everyone's cup of tea, that's for sure.