Hopefully someone will do Scooby Doo someday...
-mof

Any drop target banks?
-mof

True, however...

I would encourage all manufacturers to do this. Think of what Todd Tuckey's winning formula is:

1. Prepare a 10 minute video explaining the rules, and showing the shots of the game with the glass off.
2. Prepare a 15 minute video by playing a few games with glass on, and let people get a sense of the flow, sound, and stop-n-go of the game.
3. Show your game at a show. As soon as you are done with your speaking engagement...
4. Post the prepared videos.

It would be a far better approach, than having a live release, and leaving hundreds of pinthusiasts at home who planned their day around an exciting release, with absolutely nothing concrete to examine afterwards, and left waiting. Huge let down.

This isn't rocket appliances.

-mof

Where can I review game play video from Spooky? I was hoping to review the shot map, rules, and get a sense of the ball action...

I also look forward to hearing the pin in a quiet environment.

mof

+1
To me his vocal approach to the callouts sounds like an old man reading a bedtime story to a small child going out of his way NOT to scare him.

If the goal is to make another family-friendly pin like AMH, to get young kids into pinball, I think it's a successful approach to call outs.

It's just not the approach I was expecting when I think of 'Alice Cooper.'

I thought he liked to shock people...

-mof

SpookyCharlie Where can we find a game play video explaining the shots and showing off the features? Or at least a flyer?

I looked on the spooky site for one... I clicked a link that took me to Facebook with some pics of the pf and cabinet art, but I'm still in the dark.

Thanks...
-Mof

After watching you guys troll frankmac into having to defend himself -- I think the very relevant and fair question to ask is:

Where does Charlie want people to leave honest feedback (of...all...types...) about Spooky pins here on Pinside? If not in this thread, then where...

-mof