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My Pin: A few questions about display and rumble feature!

By lpeters82

12 years ago


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    #12 12 years ago

    My first owned pin was a T2. I think its a great place to start. Though not deep, as mentioned it was reliable and entertaining. I only sold it because 18 months was beyond my attention span and I wanted to move on to something new.

    I played JP years ago on an work owned machine. I know I LIKED it, I just don't remember much about it.

    If you take the time to play a couple of games on both, you will probably have a gut feeling as to which one you really want. Good luck!

    #20 12 years ago
    Quoted from SealClubber:

    getting that Trex to work right is a nightmare

    It's too cold in Alaska for most dinosaurs to survive. I can see where this would be a problem.

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