Raw Thrills The Walking Dead

Look forward to playing at IAPPA, I hope!

I wondered when we would get to see this,

Graphics look a bit dated sadly but could be fun to play

I get their emails, and was surprised and excited to see this. SO COOL. Also don't forget their new Cruisin' Blast game coming!

Will do...Ill be there Thursday.

We need pics of the new games! Check out the new Daytonas too. I still operate a few Cruis'n games and i'm betting there is no way i can resist purchasing the new Cruis'n Blast. The game looks great, hope it sells big for Raw Thrills.

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I'm already in for a bank of 4 Cruis'n Blasts, 2 Walking Deads, and one of our strip account wants a pair of the new Daytonas.

It's an exciting time to be in the arcade business.

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Looks intense

Got to play a bunch at the show.....really one of the best shooting games Ive come across in a while.

Now, I say this with a great degree of ignorance, as I dont play xbox, PS anything, or have an arcade to play new ones, but have put some time in over the years.

The build quality from the outside is exceptional in drawing one in.
from the back having "opening doors" to the barbed wire.
Very easy getting in and out of, and I have personal difficulty.

The screen and graphic quality is as expected...over the top, and the mechanism is Darryls Crossbow.
A left hand crank/reload is needed, in a standard shooting method, but there is a very satisfying feeling to holding, using,
and especially reloading....it felt fun, as opposed to some games, where reloadinng feels lie a chore, or why bother.

The pace of the game is perfect, but I did only play 3 games.

What got to me, and Im sure its in other games, is the perspective change, of Zombies coming at you....the standard from house of the dead type shooters, and the 3rd person view as the characters around you, and with you advance through the buildings and scenery.
(needs to be seen, and others need to comment)

In this time, they are fighting Zombies as you are, and I felt the perspective change, along with the crossbow, was very smooth, natural, and created a better experience of "being there".

In short, I felt more like I was part of the group fighting together, than a person standing outside an arcade screen, just killing zombies.
I found this aspect very well done.

How will you find it? no idea...I think its part being a fan of the show, and second, what type of shooter games one likes.
In that regard, as always....play before buying.

List price was $15K.

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I wish I could help....I never thought how a left handed person might operate this.

I am imagining no issues with the left hand pulling the crank, and the right hand pulling the trigger?

I think the answer might come from how you play other shooting games, and of course pump some dollars in
and try.

You can also check if Namco has any shows in CA and Vegas where it might be, and plow through the game, as people were playing through for 20-30 minutes worth of game at this trade show.

Adam is at the show uploading new game vids on the youtube page.
It's nice to see Atari back after being out of the arcade scene during the past 10+ years.

Coastal/Atari Breakout

TWD

Space Invaders Frenzy

Cruis'n

Daytona 3