Quoted from CoachBacca:

I don't know if there would be some type of legality issues, I'm sure there would be, but I would love to see Zombie Yeti put his own spin on the turtles. He hasn't done one in over a year so one's got to be coming right? I am currently saving money so that my first pin will be a pro Ghostbusters but if ZY does the artwork for TMNT I might have to save a little longer to spring for a Premium Turtles. Big Zombie Yeti fan if you can't tell.

Quoted from Multiballmaniac1:

Tmnt release date. Early March +/- Just my guess.

Quoted from desertT1:

Last year Black Knight came out what, two days after TPF? I’m guessing it’ll be similar this year.

Quoted from DangerzoneArcade:

I hope they go with classic TMNT. If they do it will be an LE purchase me.

Quoted from cpr9999:

Who’s on this one from Stern?
Art? Zombie
Layout?
Code?

Quoted from cpr9999:

Yeti, Borg, Tanio would make great team

Quoted from mnpinball:

Spike 3.

Quoted from Rarehero:

What would “playing together” actually mean, or how would it be fun? In a video game, you’re sharing a screen and seeing each other do things simultaneously - how do you “play online” when you each have your own individual wood playfield that you’re looking at, with each machine doing different things? How could “online pinball play” be functional or fun?
I think the most people are going to see are high score tables, achievements, virtual tournaments....nothing where you’re actually doing something “together”, as the concept doesn’t make sense. However, even high scores between machines doesn’t even make sense, since everyone’s games will be set up differently...different outlane positions, different pitch, different options...and anyone can cheat with the glass off.
Pinball is inherently you vs. machine. I don’t get how people envision it becoming Fortnite.

Quoted from Rarehero:

How would that be fun? You can’t see or hear them...your game would just die. Sounds annoying.
People have to remember that these games are made for coin drop on location...these silly most likely non-fun functions would only be for home buyers...and honestly would probably not be used much. Online servers & play make sense for an all digital universe. There are so many factors with a complex physical object like this. I don’t see “online play” ever happening with pinball....especially since Stern (and most companies) still can’t release finished fleshed out gameplay and rules at launch...now they’re expected to come up with some kind of convoluted online play infrastructure that most probably wouldn’t use? It wouldn’t move sales up, and just be a costly pain in the ass on their part.
I’m calling it...Pinball internet will be:
-Operator stuff (remote updates, service alerts, earnings, remote setting changes, etc)
-Tournament & Social Media stuff related to scores & events.
No “online play”.

Quoted from hawkfanz:

Nice subtle Ninja Turtle tease from Stern via instagram![quoted image]

Quoted from jimwe5t:

Making a simple game at current high prices is a slap in the consumer’s face. Simple should not mean or equate to shallow. Many simple games out there and still with deeper code. If Gomez is to blame then Dwight should be all over him, to allow his reputation to be recovered.

Quoted from PinMonk:

Is that 2 player cocktail just a drink stand now?

Quoted from veejay:

I’m having a problem with my Pro TMNT where the 3rd ball entering lock crashes into the 2 parked balls and bounces back out around the horseshoe, often into a stdm drain. Is anyone else experiencing this?