Round Rock, TX
Wow - thanks for all of the feedback so far. The support for this project continues to blow us away!
Quoted from Kolchak357:Can they do pop bumpers on it?
Quoted from pins4fun:It's not goin to have pop bumbers, target sets, vuks, mist balls, jumps ropes, flyin monkeys, or you name it many other things neither
Quoted from lpeters82:Is there any reason there couldn't be pop bumpers? I understand they can't go through the screen, but why couldn't they add them to the back of the playfield? Did they just say their wouldn't be any?
The current prototype upper playfield doesn't have pop bumpers or traditional toys, but there's nothing about the platform that precludes them. If the designer for a playfield module wants them, they'll be there. I'll leave it up to you to guess whether a seasoned designer like Dennis will want them.
Quoted from scooter:Without a back glass it just would not feel right to me.I am all for the new technology that p3 offers,just figure a way for a back glass.
Quoted from lpeters82:I agree, it should have a backglass. Maybe another screen, so you're not stuck on any one theme.
We've heard ya - loud and clear. The Pinball News article, and our Special Edition feature list both include our decision to include a themeable backbox. The cabinet is being designed to look complete (subject to personal preference of course) with or without the backbox. We haven't yet decided if it will have an LCD or use translites, but we're currently leaning towards translites so that the full backbox graphics remain visible when power is off.
- Gerry
http://www.multimorphic.com
