Quoted from roar:

Are you talking single player? If you are playing single player all pitches are random regardless of the button you push.

Quoted from PoMC:

I no longer own a Slugfest, but here's a pic showing the stadium lighting I did on my recent Slugfest. Really makes the playfield pop, gives nice even lighting and goes with the baseball theme.

Quoted from PtownPin:

Wow they just came out with a color DMD for SlugFest....yes pricey relative to what the game is worth, but u can always remove and use on another game...ordered mine today

Quoted from TwoHeartedMale:

its a great drinking with the buddies game. its only 2 players and a full nine innings, sometimes can end up being a long game. But as far as pitch and bats go, this one is hands down the best. its not very fun to play by yourself, but I have a blast quick pitching my drunk buddies! and the boo button never gets old lol. I'm not a kid but I still squeal with joy everytime I get a baseball card. This is the pin that all the non-pinball
people that come over want to play.

Quoted from tamoore:

I just picked up my Slugfest on Friday. It has a few issues compared to my last one.
First, it sometimes will fire two balls, so either the pitching arm is going around more than one revolution, or two balls are making it into the launch lane at the same time. It doesn't look like it could be the later, but I haven't been able to figure it out.
Second, the home run ramp launches the ball too low most of the time. My first game if you hit the ball on that ramp, it was going to fly into one of the bins. On this game, it hits the crowd plastic probably 75 percent of the time.
Any ideas of things to look for would be appreciated.

Quoted from TicTacSeth:

Joined the club today! Play ball!!!
First thing I had to do was figure out the language settings. It was in French! This thing is fully working, no battery damage, I’m good to go! I need to see where level is on this thing, ball can’t get up the ramp and out of the park.
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Quoted from AntennaMan:

A few things:
1) If you've been trying to get the ball over the fence with no luck and haven't changed your bat linkage with the oblong slot, do it. I went through all the washer, tape on the spindle, jacking the back of the game up, with little success. Replaced the linkage, bang, she's out of here.
2) A few months ago I was looking for help on the last group of lights I just couldn't seem to get to come on, those behind the facade and the 2 shining down on the baseball cards. Did this that and the other thing everyone recommended on here & facebook, to no available. Finally came back yesterday for another go. Voltage to all sockets, so I decided to hook up a test socket. It lit with one side clipped to the incoming line and the other to the ground in the head. None of the 12 lit. Turns out everyone of those 12 need the sockets fiddled with, even though I'd put LEDs in months ago. Still have the jumper to the ground, otherwise they don't work, though they do seem to be functioning properly this way. Shutting off during the anthem and coming back after. Am I looking for a smoke show if I leave things this way?
3) How much T-Molding do I need to order to redo this machine?

Quoted from bossk4hire:

Has anyone swapped out the batteries for the nvram? If so might you have a picture of where it goes?
Thanks!

Quoted from AntennaMan:

I have since learned the proper term is "bat drive arm assembly".
https://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/A-4690