I’ll stick with the old school Wedgheads. I was talking to a friend the other day about this very topic. I personally don’t care to much for bands In general. But 90 percent of the newer games seam like they have a band/movie theme. Where is the creativity? Although the Munsters is a fun game to play. Ha
I'm 40
Most pinball themes struggle to capture my interest
Guess I'm too old for some & too young for others.
Woe is me
Quoted from PW79:I'm 40
Most pinball themes struggle to capture my interest
Guess I'm too old for some & too young for others.
Woe is me
Thought you might a "mousin around" and stock in a cheese company? Where's Moe and Larry?
Let's see how many understand that.
I could have also had them say Licensed Pinball Themes.
But the low hanging fruit that is the Heavy Metal Band license is just wearing on me. Some have great layouts and gameplay too! The themes are just played out.
For you that don't have a clue what I'm talking about. Everytime Curly would see a mouse he would freak out and the only way to calm him down was giving him cheese.
Sorry to crash your thread.
Quoted from SteamVette:I’ll stick with the old school Wedgheads.
Wedgeheads are the BEST!
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