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Quoted from vicjw66:I really wish that instead of the upper playfield on the premium and LE, they spent that extra money on making The Knight awesome.
Most people think that the Knight toy IS awesome, even if they don't like the game.
Quoted from vicjw66:What, did you take a poll? Most people that I have talked to think the Knight is lacking. He doesn’t move at all. He has a lousy standup target in front of him instead of being a true bash toy. His weapon and shield are not attached to his arms but just kinda there.
They should have used resources to make him move in some way. Head left to right, body back and forth like well walker, etc. The Black Knight is lame. With how empty the game is and such a cheap license, the BOM has got to be the cheapest of any modern Stern by far. The Knight should have rivaled the MM castle as far as complexity and fun factor. Instead it rivals tie fighter on a spring.
Just keep seeing you post the same complaint thread after thread. A toy doesn't need to be "bashed" to be good. Is Wolverine a better toy because he twists and you can hit him? Is the saucer from AFM lame because there is a target bank in front, and then only targets underneath it? Or for that matter the martians? ONLY TARGETS.
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