I sold mine not too long after ccr launched and now am wishing I still had it ! Would love to try new ccr rules, and definitely put some time on heist! Very cool!!!

And it’s already been pointed out— typically many games don’t have much in the lower two/third, you just dont realize it because the p3 Actually has a divide there . But adding the scoops and the wall targets... Yes it’s always the same lower but I think that’s a fair trade off for a swappable system.

The integration of collecting cash from the atm on the screen is pretty cool sounding as well, and I love the ability to show dynamic art which looks well integrated here.

It’s not a traditional table, and def not a virtual pinball. I don’t know if a term has been coined to incapsulate it?

They could but they’d block the scoops And walls above the screen where the ramp went over , and interfere with ball tracking for a Small portion of the screen most likely as the IR grid is criss cross above the screen. But you could def do it..

76 likes so far, I’d say this title is definitely garnered some interest! Nice job multimorphic !

I love heist movies, and to me this is about one if the best themes/stories you can do outside a license that is appealing and recognizable to So many. Great choice imo!

Yeah I’m surprised we haven’t seen those yet. My only concern with other floating items above the LCD is how they will install/uninstall. The upper flipper is perfect as once installed, it stays thru module swaps w/out interference. The side rails are great for attaching Any number if mechs or devices but you do have to slide the device in/out to the correct spot and then lock it down there and make wire connections. Hoping for some quick release type of thing For each mech and maybe the LCD could indicate where they go position-wise?

Yeah, I’m speaking from the pov of a former owner — the rail system is awesome for sliding stuff in and out. The whole flipper assembly works well here. Sliding in,say, a pop bumper assembly presents more challenges because you need it to be at the right position, and adds time to the overall playfield swap, especially if your having to tighten down a screw or lugs to secure it in position to the rail. I’m sure there’s an elegant solution, just curious to see what it ends up being.

Would have to agree.. feel your frustration in getting a damaged pf and trying to make the best of it and getting those drains —but it’s strange to write several negative paragraphs about mechanics and then follow it up with saying you’ll reserve overall judgement for later when u get the new pf.

It’s hard to imagine multimorphic would design a shot that drains 90% of the time its hit.. something else has to be going on still..??. maybe your whole pf warped when it was damaged? Interested to hear an opinion once pf is swapped out

For one - floating flippers and slings above an lcd screen.

Modularity had been experimented with in pin2k and heighway but multimorphic took that to a new level, not only with the playfield but Also with Swappable components.

Also interactivity between a ball and an lcd screen - again, kinda done in pin2k and gb/di with the reflections but this is actual interaction with a physical ball and full on screen.

WiFi games, multiple games on the same playfield layout, the whole walls and scoops is pretty innovative as well.
I’m sure I’m missing a few things..

New prem sterns are In the $7k zone.. And aren’t JJPs also in the $8-10k zone? And they seem to price creep every year?For single games?? While it would be amazing if the base P3 was $7k, you’re buying a whole platform not a single game so there’s really no comparison in that sense. You have to factor in the platform investment and then quickly realize cost savings with additional modules.

..not to mention that stern is basically doing a rinse and repeat vs a company that engineered (And continues to pioneer new concepts) a totally new experience from the ground up.. pricing seems pretty damn reasonable (albeit at higher end of new pinball). I think if stern had attempted the same thing, it would be $15-20k base and not nearly as well designed for serviceability. If JJP did it, they probably wouldNt have been able to launch it after sinking a ton of $$ and needing to charge $25k base to break even.

It’s a niche market but seems to be growing.