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Quoted from Bublehead:

I am not yet convinced I want to listen to the thuppida thuppida thuppida drums and squeeling guitar riffs the entire time I play the game, that feels like it could get old fast. I like the new take on the old BK2K theme, but the new soundtrack was getting on my nerves pretty quick.

Nice game, I like the design, but the music went just to too far off the BK2K rails for me.
Maybe it needs an adjustment in the menu for music....

Quoted from x-rug-x:

My apologies if this is has been covered already...
I was MGC and my initial reaction to the Pro was that it seemed like the playfield was sort of empty and the Premium was where I was going to have put my money. After playing both however, I am back to leaning towards the Pro. But this was at MGC where you couldn't really hear the games.
I got some quality time with a Pro over the weekend, and while I think this is a great game for being on location, I don't think I could have this in my house. There's too much repetition with the normal background music (for me). This is obviously something that could change with code updates, so I'll be keeping an eye on it.
Anyone else bothered by the music, or am I just officially old?

Quoted from Jediturtle:

6.5 degrees should be measured on the playfield. Measure it with an angle finder or digital level. This is a standard part of setting up a machine, the same as leveling side-to-side. Most machines have a bubble level in the shooter lane that can be used, but they are rarely accurate. Modern machines (since the SS era at least) are designed for 6.5 degree pitch. Most people prefer a bit higher to increase speed. However, in some cases that can cause ill effects, especially the further away from 6.5 you go. Locks may not work correctly, ball flow changes (ie orbit returns hitting slings instead of flippers), saucers may bounce out more, airballs can increase, etc, etc. It also actually makes the game easier in some cases by minimizing side-to-side action and making the ball easier to trap. Not all machines will show any problems, but some can be very sensitive to pitch. Just something to try whenever something just isn't working right. Always go back to the design intent and tweak from there!

Quoted from newtoit:

What part of "physical enhancement that will extend upper playfield experience" doesnt sound like something actually physical.
I imagine itll be a lamp matrix feature like the funhouse mirror telling you which shot is ready to collect.