Medieval Madness
Williams, 1997
Medieval Madness (Remake - Standard)
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I've played MMR a few times at shows and I don't notice a significant difference between it and any of the MM's I play on location. Disclaimer: I primarily play on location, so I understand and expect that every machine is going to play a little bit different. No two MMs that I regularly play are identical in feel & performance.
To me, it plays like I would expect a NIB MM might play: everything is fast and snappy.
When people say "feels like a Stern" in this thread, I think they generally mean: "weighs less than those heavy Bally/Williams games". To be honest, it does make you think that it's cheaply made when you can push the game around. That's why they literally put functionless weights into fancy headphones these days - to create an added illusion of quality.
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