Can you clarify? These seem like different messages. I get you are not marketing this as a swappable game; is that what "officially not supported" means? That would be very different from "we take no responsibility if Ultraman code fries your Halloween game" for example.

"Maybe it works, maybe it doesn't...but we're not going to test it" would make sense.

But Chuck saying he'd probably try it sounds very different from you're SOL if it fries your game (not that anyone at Spooky said swapping code would necessarily harm your game).

I'm just curious if it's a realistic possibility because I'm interested in both themes.

LOL...apparently.

I'm interested in both themes, so yeah, I'd like to know.

Asked and answered. Thanks!

Does anyone know what's behind the drop on the lower Upper? I thought it was a ramp to the upper Upper, but someone in the UM thread said there is no such ramp.

::pout::

Looks like my Spooky game purchase streak will come to an end. Wow...NO interest in Scooby what-so-ever. I have to think the Scooby love was coming from a vocal minority.

Are there any good videos of AMH gameplay where you can really hear the audio? I remember when i first played AMH at Expo, I HATED the voices, and thought they were so bad that it made the game a non-starter for me. However, recently I saw an AMH stream and what you could hear sounded like campy stuff I would like. Audio wasn't good enough to hear much of the callouts, so I'd like to watch a video where you can hear everything. I'm curious if anything has changed or if I would like the experience any more than when it was still in pre-release status. Rules seem cool and the Medisinyl mods are over the top on this game.

Meh...I actually agree with a lot of his takes, but I don't get the hate the art gets in this game. I think it's totally on-brand with what it was trying to be at the time. I heard your interview on his show and the comments about the worst art package ever. AMH isn't even in the team photo of the worst art packages. It's not Zombie Yeti level art, obviously, but it also wasn't trying to be (and frankly probably never wanted to be).

Can't wait to see what you have in store for your next game, Ben. As you described, the playfield magic has me salivating. Someone get me a napkin!

Boy that's rich! Mr. OMG-where's-my-Topper-I-haven't-heard-from-my-distributor-in-5-minutes is telling others to lighten up. LOL!