Ruleset on TNA is super simple and straight forward. Machine is new so less technical issues. I don't think he mentioned it has to be an easy to beat game.

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Blake

#13 4 years ago

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Blake

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Quoted from ForceFlow:
As a casual player, I haven't found the concept and rules very approachable. I can appreciate what the game is, that it's wildly popular with tournament players, and the impressive achievement for a homebrew designer to get the game into production, but as a casual player, it's just not the kind of game I enjoy. If you had trouble with Hobbit, you will probably have trouble with TNA.
I agree that SM is a fun game and is very approachable for casual players, and it isn't too expensive compared to other similar era games.

Playfield is 1/10 as convoluted as new Sterns. Shots are straight forward (loops, scoops, drops) and light up with big bright simple to read inserts. LCD integration is simple (not a bunch of story) and requires no previous knowledge of the theme.

Not a lot of fluff. Does not require player to understand in depth rules and storyline to get a decent score. TNA is an early 80's pin dressed up and presented nicely with todays tech.

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