Portland and Seattle were both so awesome that I can see us going back within the next couple of years. Next time I won't miss Shorty's.

Thanks Eskaybee!

Thanks Eskaybee for the kind words. Hopefully Lyman can work his magic and at least get the code up to snuff. -Nick

First, thanks for your vote!

For #1, TNA does have nice lighting and should be commended. But have you spent much time with DI, especially the latest code? It's better. It simply does more and has more of an effect. It's tied in nicely to the presentation of the game. Lighting is an area where DI really shines.

For #2, the hyperloop is kinda cool, ball goes around the playfield fast. For me, the toybox edges that out with the fact that it opens, ball flies through the air, then lands in it, and closes. Taking it one step further, it's a great multiball when potentially 6 balls come flying out (the presentation with the sounds and lighting effects help to make it something special). To me, that's just "more" than what the hyperloop does.

We may have to agree to disagree

Don't go there Kev. The failure rate on the toy box pales in comparison to the failure rate of the xenomorph.

Yes! I ended up going with the PB-3000, even if it's hard to notice a huge difference with the 2000. I'm really digging SVS subs.

Would be cool to see pics of your setup.