The Fly was far from forgotten. It's just that 1958 seemed like ancient history to us when we were kids in the 80s.

The end of The Fly "help me...help me!" Is still pretty iconic.

Yes, anybody has seen them.

And by that I mean everybody.

Looks cool to me.

Certainly looks like a bit of a throwback to the "as much 3d crap as we can put on the playfield" era of Dirty Harry and BSD. Looking forward to playing this one!

This just isn't catching on like "back to the future Day."

Why did a little piece of one terrible sequel to a great movie go viral, and another didn't?

We may never know.

Looks great. Harkens back to immersive, "looks like they spent too much money" 90s Williams designs. I love plastic 3D cityscapes and such.

People predict this every new release and it never happens. You never see a sudden drop in market prices or mass sell offs. Everybody just buys it and adds it to their collection.

Yeah, changing something that worked really well for about 60 years over to magnets sounds like a fabulous idea.

We all know we've never seen any wear or burn problems with magnets on a pinball machine before.

I would think this is a gimmick for this particular game, not something we'll see on the reg.

That is good news. Look, it's nice they got Ernie Hudson, but having him dominate the game the way McCoy did on Star Trek would be a bit of a mistake. In the end he was just a small part of an ensemble cast. Get him to do the pinball specific stuff and pepper the game liberally with quotes from the movie and you've got something cooking.

anything beyond 4 ball multiball is a total novelty. Hard to get excited about that.

When Stern was working it that way, they were churning out chintzy poop like CSI, 24, and WPT, and teetering on the edge of bankruptcy.

Now they are killing it.

I have a hunch their multitiered, cash-grabbing ways may have something to do with that.

I do prefer the lifting ramp on TWD LE it's way cooler. But yes flawed design which they tried to solve by putting that plastic airball protector in.

And then they screwed THAT design up - it should have dampening grommets in it but it doesn't, so it either loosens and falls off (depositing a post or two into the ball trough and rendering game unplayable) or you screw it in tight and it shatters off. We put rubber grommets in ours and to fix that.

People seem to think they design the LE first and then strip it down for the pro but I'm almost sure it's the other way around, given the shoe-horned in nature of the "upgrades" and their penchant for issues.

Given the obvious shortcuts in testing and design Stern made to get GB Pro out the door quick (which are obvious when playing the game), I can only imagine there will be a number of LE defects and hiccups we are going to see with all the crowbarred in upgrades.

Well it sure doesn't tend to feel that way from the finished result.

So yeah, I think they are lying to juice LE sales.

Ghostbusters 2 was dull, unfunny, unmemorable, and generally sucked ass.

This will never change.

Nah, I think it's probably gonna be #1! Why so hard on it?

How about making add-a-ball a little easier to achieve on multiball?

The GB mb makes no sense to me. I've given up trying to score "jackpots" and now I just whack away at the captive ball to see if I can get an add-a-ball. SOmetimes I get one sometimes I don't. Either way it's a pain in the ass and way too difficult.

The software on this game is still a mess in my opinion and needs a ton of refinement.

Another HUGE pet peeve of mine...loopin' supers.

It's the BEST THING IN THE GAME, at least the most fun, yet, the lame software screws it up in many ways. Loopin' Supers needs to be it's own thing. Something you can't start in multiball, where it's impossible to make anything of it, and something that -once started - superscedes everything else. How friggin' lame is it to start loopin supers, only to make one loop and have the ball sent into the negative reinforcement hole for whatever reason, and then ejected. Good luck getting your loopin supers going again.

So many things need to be ironed out in this game's software.