The key with the original Glo-Balls, and I'm curious to see how these hold up, is that after about 25-50 plays, the balls start getting the rubber attached to them, and they start bouncing instead of actually rolling places. Once that happens, there is no denying - the game SUCKS. If you can make it so this doesn't happen and make it so that the game uses the 'metal ball' settings, it's ridiculously fast.

They will not play *anything* like what normal balls will play like. VND was designed specifically for this. I don't know how many other games I'd personally stick them in, but for VND it's *perfect*.

Considering people were paying more than $100 / ball on VND balls before, I would be surprised if he doesn't sell quite a bit more than that. Hell, I'm in for a set or two depending on the price because without them, VND is a ticking time bomb - once one of the balls goes, it's insane to find them again - so this will more or less future proof me for that.

And making them actually glow means that they will do what was originally intended.

Besides that, there are a LOT of people who like moding their pins with stuff like this, and I wouldn't be surprised to see them in lots of different games quickly. Personally, I think that RFM is another definite candidate.

It sounds like VND sound versus regular ol' sound, really. Dang Hilton, when you were here, how in the heck did I let you leave without playing VND?!

For anyone with a VND, this is one heck of a price.

Look at the balls in the Vnd video earlier. The original globall is Flourescent and it doesn't react or global well, the new ones react and glow. Flourescent colors are more visible, but they do not actually glow in the dark.

The glow balls will work perfectly for Vnd, the others will be good for any other game you want to do something like this with. No other game is made for glowing balls.

You know I'm replying on my cell phone when it replaces "glow" with "global".

Can't wait to get my set from my friend who is picking them up! Gotta reconstruct VND now...

I used it before in the main tournament actually, and it got a lot of surprisingly good feedback from players...

Maybe.