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Quoted from Kkoss24:I’m new to this but have posted the same question before .Now that I’m neck deep in this there’s room in these cabinets to drop the playfield a few inches that would allow an upper area to use at will without having to put in a upper playfield that takes away usable playfield space .Does this make sense ?
There are a few games with playfields sections that move up and down, such as zaccaria time machine and doctor who.
Quoted from pinballlife:Multimorphic has turned pinball innovation on its head. If the pinball public REALLY wanted true progression in pinball they would be the sales leader.
This is not the case, so I can only deduce that the pinball market doesn't actually want THAT much to change.
I think it's just the big display screen that is a large portion of the playfield that many players just don't gravitate to.
If you stuff a bunch of multimorohic's advancements into a game with a more traditional style playfield, I think it might turn some heads.
Quoted from pookycade:Pirates (a rocking play field kinda cool).
Not the first time a rocking playfield has been introduced 
IJ's path of adventure comes to mind.
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