Quoted from Yoko2una:I always had this idea when I first played Mustang and IJ4 where you have those captive ball areas.
Tee'd Off also has something like this:
The bumper is under the ramp and builds your bonus. It can be really fun to hit, especially when you hit it hard and really get it bouncing around in there!
An idea I'm using in a Future Pinball game I've (slowly) been working on is to put a few spot targets in the pop-bumper area, which light when hit and can be cycled with the flippers like lane changing. This way, when the ball is in the pops, the player can still try to accomplish something by trying to light all the spot targets.
It's probably already been done before, but it's just one thing that could be done more often to make pops more entertaining.
