Put down my deposit the other day. Super excited!

What are the 2 items? Is Multimorphic moving into the topper business?

I think that seeing the gameplay will reveal a lot. Could end up being like Godzilla. Wasn't the most popular theme, but was done so well that it has become one of the best. I will say that I was more excited about previous non-licensed themes from Multimorphic than this one. That makes me hopeful that this theme allowed enough creativity on their part to make it great. I think the artwork looks good so far and I have a lot of confidence in the music based on TNA and R&M.

I'm also starting to see the potential in this theme and how it could compare to past themes like TSPP and Party Zone. Could be a nice dose of pure lighthearted fun. Eagerly awaiting the gameplay reveal.

I wonder how many boxes of unreleased parodies are in his closet because the original artists didn't give permission.

I was imagining that he created drafts prior to asking to give the artist an idea of what they were consenting to.

This game looks awesome! Shipping was not included when I ordered.

Looks like the LE package is an extra $1800. I'm kind of disappointed that Multimorphic is going the route of limiting and charging separate for different art packages (especially when it comes to the digital art on the back box). My original draw to the P3 was the vast options and customization that it gave to it's users. This seems like a step in the direction of Stern where it's more about generating hype, FOMO and exclusivity. They could just charge $1800 for the topper and signed translite. Seems like there is a rather robust topper market that exists.

My point at the end was in reference to that specifically. Understandably, it's something that should be limited. My gripe was more with the limitations put on the digital art. If you're limiting access to digital features I don't think it's a stretch to see it continue in the future with other features.

I'm not necessarily saying it's a bad business model. Might just be the way of the world. Look at Stern or Fortnite and YouTube for that matter. If the worry is leaving money on the table, there are plenty of threads here that would outline how they should become more like a "real" pinball companies.

As a consumer it's just not what I see as value in the platform.

Too me, the only point of it is to feed into the collectable aspect of the pinball market. The part made up of people that buy games in the hopes of flipping them later for more money. A signed translite is a collectable. I don't see how limited access to digital content is. (I also think NFTs are stupid if that's a counter argument).

Congrats! Pins can wait.

I just want to know when we're going to get to see the gameplay reveal....

Playfield candy? This thread is way to quite. I hope Multimorphic is going to put out a gameplay video prior to TPF. If not, it's going to be a long month...

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Yeah, this thread is disappointingly dead for those of us not in Texas.

Curious what the thoughts are of people that have played Al at TPF. Hopefully, people that have played it start to add ratings on here.

I believe Multimorphic will transfer the deposit for a $100 fee. I also think they are giving refunds if they miss your ship date by 6 months.

Grail. This would be awesome!

I did the same thing. Just a different way of approaching your problem.

It's worth the wait ..

I've owned mine since November and I just realized this. It's so small and looks like it was put there as a permanent fix for something.

I wasn't aware of a problem with the ramp. Mine seems to function well. Is it just hard to get the ball up? Or has it broken in some way?

I don't think any modern game should really be compared to the golden Bally/Williams era. But Weird Al is way better than a lot of other modern games and definitely better than at least a couple of the games listed in the top 20. Not naming any names.