Quoted from Sparky:

I've sold quite a few for Godzilla. Not everyone posts pics.

Quoted from Sleal16:

but...but....exclusive game mode? lol

Quoted from joelbob:

Zach uploaded a video of just the mode to make it even easier to find.

Quoted from Desmodromic:

I have a shooter lane guide installed on my machine but the playfield shifts around laterally (earlier machine without the centering tabs / switch plates) and results in poor plunges when the playfield moves too far left. So I designed and printed a shim or wedge to hold the playfield in the fully right-side position and this has fully cleaned up plunges for me. Easy to pull out when you need to raise the playfield and captured in place nicely so it can't move. Once the glass is on and lockbar in place, it's nearly invisible in matte black PLA.
Quick, cheap, easy print (14 minutes, <5g of filament, no supports) for anyone who wants to give it a whirl. It's worth noting that you may need to make adjustments to the thickness of the wedge/shim to suit your needs and this only works if a playfield shifted fully right makes your machine shoot correctly. I've included the .f3d file in the post on Printables so you can open in Fusion and tweak as needed. The shim as-designed is 6.8mm thick, so another option would be to simply scale the appropriate axis in your slicer to achieve the thickness you need. Would be easy to make a mirrored pair if you needed one on each side to suit your machine.
Here are the files on Printables:
https://www.printables.com/model/558740-stern-godzilla-playfield-wedge-shim-shooter-rattle
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Quoted from Green-Machine:

https://ko.aliexpress.com/item/3256805362830340.html
These plus comet pinball matrix wiring. You can cut cob LEDs and solder new wiring onto each piece you cut…. Goes a long way

Quoted from Green-Machine:

First off the cob strips I purchased come wired with a 6” piece the stripped and raw. The cob strip can be cut in various locations to get the length you need. The remainder of the cob strip can be used by soldering and adding shrink tubing new wiring for another project.
I added some comet pinball matrix system wiring for easy access by it to the cob strips existing wiring. Then added the alligator clips from comet pinball with the matrix connection also. There are other ways to accomplish this but I like things to be easily removed if needed.
Next I pull off the adhesive backing from the cob strip and adhered it to my desired location. Added a few zip ties to clean up any slack in the wiring running to the 5v LED socket of choice. The sockets that I used (pictured) were chosen because of the effect they give off during game play.
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This is what I did to my Foo
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This lighting looks much better in person. The camera really drains the color