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I played a pre-production model - it shot beautifully, including the top/third flipper. The machine felt rock solid & the colour changing lockdown & side rails looked amazing.
Quoted from Metalthrashinmad:Played the pre production model at Flipout in Melbourne.
The build quality of this game is top notch.
Development team are enthusiasts. The guy that done
all the graphic work does high end restorations.
Great bunch of guys, it was a fun game back then and I hear improved a lot since then.
They have played it safe with a relatively simple layout for their first machine, but it is fun to play and I kept going back for more.
One thing for sure. The machine looks and feels like a professionaly built game. It 100% does not feel like a backyard homebrew.
The guys at Haggis have done an amazing job.
Felt the same way. The machine feels premium.
This wasn’t you that I snapped playing it?
154DADC6-3E83-4447-881A-E73E51727144 (resized).pngQuoted from Psw757:Game looks pretty nice but hardly any animations of the screen.
I would have thought there would have been something from events of Highland games.
That may have required licensing, but I ain’t no lawyer. The original animations didn’t tickle your fancy?
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