Or perhaps they could incorporate the flipper buttons on each side to control the pitches. It would be a close space at the machine for two players (cozy) but a slight delay for the pitch would account for that.

I am really enjoying, Secret Agent Showdown after recently installing it and would like to see it also become a two or four player game. It's a bargain at only 100 bucks.

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Thanks, I just ordered a set. I wasn't aware they were available and for a great price.

No, I never use them. Not for a new machine by any manufacturer anyway. Those are old school when nothing else was available. The only good use for the plastic ones now are to cover existing damage on a painted cabinet.

The metal spacer cabinet guards are the only way to go and well worth the effort imo.

https://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/535-0599-00

No matter, I will buy a set as it's an easy installation and a brilliant solution. -

Try reseating the playfield. Make sure its latched in place on both sides.

Contact Multimorphic tech support. Speaking for myself, I've never had such great service. Prompt, easy to follow replies with great instruction.

Yep. I have PDI glass in mine.

I don't have to bother friends to move games. Cup of coffee and my Escalera makes me fearless.

On the other hand, my friends bother me to borrow the damn thing.

I think he meant the hardware playfield module.

Thanks. I knew of Nick's mini games but wasn't aware of this. I'll have to get caught up.

Call it 4 games if you included ROC's. I love playing ROC's.

Just added CCR yesterday to go with my Weird Al LE. - I think the sale prices end tomorrow. Don't they?

Anybody else notice that Multimorphic has the most intellectual and best looking customers on Pinside?

Maybe its just me

Dory Hill. Greatest outdoor camping pinball festival ever!!

Colorado rocks the pinball world.

We've never met or spoken but I like you already.

Here ya go: Shoot & Scoot

https://www.multimorphic.com/category/p3-game-kits/multimorphic-game-kits/

My Weird Al showed up today. I haven't unboxed it yet but there are no forklift marks and it looks good all around.

And then there is this on the box. - I love the little reassuring touches.

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My game room is carpeted and I have all of my games on furniture sliders, including my P3. I simply pull and slide my game forward the length of the cabinet and both sides are easily accessible. I push it back into the line up when done and I can place my P3 anywhere in my game room that pleases me.

I also have a Harbor Freight lift table I could use but hardly ever do, even though I store the lift table under my P3.

This is the heaviest machine out there and I'm no body builder, but I really think this worry about weight is a bit exaggerated. I mean, prepare for it, but once the game is set up you're good to go.

This is my 2nd complete P3 machine so I'm already well experienced, glad to help, and I'll bring a lot of beer. Pay no attention to those missing P3 kits when I'm gone.

I took some pictures for you guys today, of how easy this is.

With just myself to do all of the work, I wheeled my P3 machine in, while still in the box, using my Escalera dolly. I sat the game on its butt and cut away the box. I then moved the Harbor Freight lift cart into position as you can see in picture #1. I like to use a moving blanket on the lift bed as it protects the game and helps position it onto the table.

Picture #2 shows it on the lift table, with the blanket, and centered. But don't be fooled. I forgot to take a picture.

What I did was pull the game towards me and lowered it down and rested it at an angle on the table. The I walked around to the butt end of the machine, lifted, slid and finessed it onto the table and centered it. The moving blanket helps that sliding process and make sure the cart wheels are locked so not to roll forward as you push it onto the table. Picture #3 is just another angle showing the leg pump and picture #4 shows the game lifted up and ready to put the legs on.

It's all quick and easy.

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I like your method better with putting the front legs on first and then lowering it down.

For anybody interested, fast forward to the 17:20 mark of Kevin's video.

I've been toying with the idea of getting a second base P3 and you two guys just pushed me off the fence.

And technically it will be my 3rd as I was an early adopter of the P3. Sold my first one to a local friend to upgrade with Weird Al.

I understand why people compare all pinball companies to Stern. But keep in mind that Stern has a 30 plus year advantage over all of them, along with a huge staff and financial advantage.

Go P3

Hi all

I'm selling my Weird Al, Limited Edition topper, plastics, artwork and more. See pictures in my ad.
Everything except for the module itself. Topper is too tall and therefore, never used.

I wasn't sure how to price it, so I looked at what toppers are going for these days and made a guess, along with all of the extra's I'm including.

I'm open to offers if someone wants to upgrade their Weird Al to the LE kit. Or if you're thinking of getting a Weird Al, as the LE's are all sold out.

Thanks

https://pinside.com/pinball/market/classifieds/ad/151765

No problem with having a frank discussion.

The topper and full artwork package for the LE is no longer offered. Only the 240 or 250 (?) artwork sets and toppers were made and that's it. That's not uber rare but it is pretty limited in my opinion.

Only the standard Weird Al artwork is available now, and at $475 if you look it up.

The topper will work in any of other newer machines, plug and play. I'm not offering the board because that would disable my machine. And I don't know what the break out board you referred to is, as I've never heard of it.

Here's a quote from Multimorphic when I asked about this just a couple of weeks ago:

""The topper will indeed fit on an older P3, but the backbox received some upgrades on newer P3s to have that functionality built in. There will be a kit released for older machines to make that work. If someone with an (older) existing P3 buys it from you, they will have to purchase that upgrade when it becomes available"".

I don't know what that kit price will be, but other than the two main P-ROC boards, the rest of the boards are cheap or very reasonable in price. Here's a link to their boards with prices: https://www.multimorphic.com/category/circuit-boards/

Anyway, as I said, I didn't know how to price this package so people are welcome to make an offer if they have interest and I'd be glad to discuss it.

Thanks

Yes, I agree. All good here also and I appreciate your feedback.

I think a price reduction is in order and I'm going to give it some thought on how much and when. And if it doesn't sell on its own, eventually I will be moving on from Al and I can sell it all as a complete LE package then.

In the meantime, if anyone is interested shoot me a PM and we can talk. The Weird Al topper is one of the better ones I've seen and mine has never been used.

I sold my Lexi but I only miss the sub game, Secret Agent.
Lexy is a good game but I had it since the beginning as an early adopter.

Welcome to the P-3 experience. All aspects of it are unique and I'm glad to be a part of it. Really glad.

I'll add another compliment to Multimorphic that seems to get overlooked and never mentioned.

They have the best mechanical engineers in all of pinball. Nobody even close.

I wish I had heard from you a month ago.

There's a WTB for a CCR on the Pinside Market

I haven't played it yet, buts lets not overlook, Drained, made by our P3 community friend, Nick Baldridge. Not to mention his sub games.

I'm reluctant to rank any of the games because I need more time on some of them. But right now Cannon Lagoon is getting very high marks with me. I still haven't played it but I recently scored a NIB version for only $1,000. (yea me)

And Scott Danesi is so cool. His game, Final Resistance, just came out and he's already campaigning for people to write a new game program or a sub program for it. Works for me as the more loaded my machine is, the happier I'll be.

The other false rumor is weak flippers. Couldn't be any further from the truth and the flippers on the P3 are great.

You can go back and forth between a Stern and a P3 with no noticeable difference. With the exception the Stern coil stops will wear out after 50 plays.