Rob Zombie's Spookshow International
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I really enjoyed mine. Medisinyl’s mods were a must to fill out the game, though, and after market lighting was mandatory.
The code was good and House of 1000 Corpses was unique. My biggest issue was the lack of ‘flow.’ Once you plunged the ball, it was total chaos. Ball control was the inherently difficult even under the best circumstances.
I’d own it again because of the theme and art. It’s a fun game.
Quoted from SpookyCharlie:It was made at a time when everyone but JJP was still running a standard dot matrix. We basically put our version of a color DMD in it for zero upcharge. RZ shipped as a license with the color screen upgrade at the same price as our very first original theme game.
Only in hindsight do the graphics look dated. It was a first for a production game... proud of that.
Keep doing what you’re doing, Team Spooky. I was a NIB RZ buyer and there’s something about supporting the boutique company that makes pinball fun. I owned TNA and loved AMH and ACNC (lit translite still hanging in my gameroom).
Congratulations on R&M and looking forward to the next games.
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