if it's good POTCGood, if it's bad POTCASS.

I like those little lantern lights. Those are nice. Options to pick different characters is interesting. If they each have different abilities or different missions and endings.

I'm kind of getting a little SOF feel from that playfield layout. Except it's flipped. I'll have to see and play it in person to judge, but as it stands I don't hate the look overall.

I played this several times. The reason the cannon shot was almost unobtainable, is because they changed the rocking motion to almost nonexistant, and made it always to the left, so you can hold the ball on the left side. Normally you can backhand that shot easy and were trying to make it so people can make the shot. Problem is, when they did that, the ball would just stay crotched even with the flipper down. making so the backhand thing didn't work. You can adjust how much rocking, and what angles the mini playfield moves. In a normal setting the shot is doable.

I have to say, I was actually pleased and surprised this game turns out to be really good. Felt great in the shot layout. Had plenty of shots available. Didn't feel confined like WOZ does. Screen display is still a little confusing, but easier to understand than hobbit. But not quite as easy as dialed in. But they are working on that aspect. So far I really like where this one is headed and it may be a JJP game I would want to own down the road.

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HEY! TF is a good game and looks awesome. Just enough elements of gen 1 to hold my interest.

I agree. I'm excited to have this game in the wild.

I agree. $3000 difference for not much physical bonuses. Seems extremely steep. That certificate is getting more and more expensive. People going to have to start keeping those certificates in a safe since they seem to be costing $1000's now.

I have to say the topper is pretty cool, but I can't justify a topper costing 33% more than I paid for my car.

LOTR it is then.

$8500 is a lot of a machine. You can almost get 2 NIB pros for that money. When justifying purchases, I always compare costs to other pinball things, to see if that one game can compare to the fun of 2, 3 , 4 or 10 games. The standard is almost 2k more than I paid for my premium.

no, you could buy 2 JJP games for something of that caliber.

he's missing out then, because edward scissorhands was amazing.

and the DE SW(first one) is still the best With the ST line, I think STTNG is the best.

gameplay is the same on all JJP games. Only difference is cosmetics.

no it's not. Nobody should have colored bulbs in the GI's anyway.

I would have never seen lost in the zone then, because I had a hard enough time seeing it with only 12 modes.