Jack Guarnieri of JERSEY JACK Pinball interview at IAAPA 2015 arcade trade show
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The Kid playing Woz from 3:56 to about 5:23 says a lot how kids will play this game for tickets. He finally looks to get a grip on it,only to walk away with a ball still in play . Classic
Quoted from McCune:The Kid playing Woz from 3:56 to about 5:23 says a lot how kids will play this game for tickets. He finally looks to get a grip on it,only to walk away with a ball still in play . Classic
Leave it to Jersey Jack to get McCune out from under his rock. 
Paradise, NV
Quoted from McCune:The Kid playing Woz from 3:56 to about 5:23 says a lot how kids will play this game for tickets. He finally looks to get a grip on it,only to walk away with a ball still in play . Classic
To be fair, he didn't put in a token or swipe a card to play it. If he put in money or something of perceived value; he more than likely would not have walked away from the machine until he was finished with the game and collected his tickets.
Quoted from MrBally:To be fair, he didn't put in a token or swipe a card to play it. If he put in money or something of perceived value; he more than likely would not have walked away from the machine until he was finished with the game and collected his tickets.
And if the tickets had a perceived value. I assume there wasn't a Redemption Counter around there anywhere. It defeats the purpose of Redemption Play doesn't it, they don't play for fun but to maximize ticket output?
Quoted from Dalbok:I assume there wasn't a Redemption Counter around there anywhere.
JJP is working on a cloud / based one where you could whip out your phone and redeem tickets and the item sent to you.
LTG : )™
Lol at the lady scratching her ass at 15:50 and 16:00 and then realizing she's been recorded doing it.
Quoted from McCune:The Kid playing Woz from 3:56 to about 5:23 says a lot how kids will play this game for tickets. He finally looks to get a grip on it,only to walk away with a ball still in play . Classic
What's up Jimmy Mac?
No tickets?
Thanks for posting this interview. The more I hear from Jack, the more excited I get about what his company can do for the pinball industry. There are plenty of people out there who love Jersey Jack, and plenty who hate Jersey Jack. Same with Stern, some love them and some hate them. I think they are both great for the hobby. Stern is good at churning out a lot of games. They focus more on volume and doing what they know. They innovate when they have to, but it is not a focus. Jersey Jack, on the other hand, seems to focus on innovation and higher quality builds. Combined, these two approaches equal a strong healthy industry.
Pindemption seems like a winning idea for many operators and like Jack said, it should allow them to charge a big premium on pindemption games to operators as long as they can back it up with huge increases in on-site earnings. I can't wait to see what our hobby looks like 5 or 10 years from now.
Quoted from McCune:The Kid playing Woz from 3:56 to about 5:23 says a lot how kids will play this game for tickets. He finally looks to get a grip on it,only to walk away with a ball still in play . Classic
He took almost two minutes to figure out that the shooter wasn't making anything happen with the ball in play. Even after discovering the flippers, he kept trying to make things happen with the shooter instead.
Quoted from Marty_Graw77:Lol at the lady scratching her ass at 15:50 and 16:00 and then realizing she's been recorded doing it.
Best part of the whole video.
Quoted from Marty_Graw77:Lol at the lady scratching her ass at 15:50 and 16:00 and then realizing she's been recorded doing it.
Quoted from Marty_Graw77:Lol at the lady scratching her ass at 15:50 and 16:00 and then realizing she's been recorded doing it.
Ya know, when I setup these shots with games/people in the background,
I don't really pay attention to whats going on around us while doing them.
Now during the Josh Sharpe interview there are 2 surprises in the background that I saw real time and held it together well.
No signature required. Just like news crews don't have to get signatures when the do a "man on the street" shot.
On second thought, maybe that is what she was doing...... she was trying to find her pen.
lmao at 'billy button pushers' or should I say 'billy plunger puller'. how did that kid get a VIP badge?
Quoted from HighProtein:Ya know, when I setup these shots with games/people in the background,
I don't really pay attention to whats going on around us while doing them.
Now during the Josh Sharpe interview there are 2 surprises in the background that I saw real time and held it together well.
pan down.
zoom out.
Maple Ridge, BC
blah blah blah who gives a shit? just start the production line then give all the interviews you want
Quoted from MrBally:Production has begun! (Subassemblies anyway).
Quoted from DCfoodfreak:Did they sign a consent for this to be public?
I don't do non-disclosures or anything wacky like that...
Over here in the UK you are OK with redemption in not having a gambling licence as long as the prize is not more than the cost of games. Getting smartphone or something like that from the cloud might cause some consternation even if you've won thousands of tickets. By the way pinball machines on location over here need no licence whatsoever.
The interviewer could have asked whether a purpose built pindemption game is on the cards. Only that will make the really big money in my opinion.
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