Watched the final episode of season 2 Mando tonight in honor of SW day, and I noticed that the artwork on the Mando page in Disney+ is now a hand-drawn piece. To me it looks very pinball artwork-ish. Could they be showing a bit of the actual artwork from the machine? That would be some deep marketing integration, for sure!

We were hooked from the very first episode. The music, the story, the characters…it’s everything SW should be. I particularly wanted to watch the last episode today to get me hyped up for this pin release. I feel that The Force is strong with Stern now…this will be a modern-day T2 and set records for them.

I’ve heard that it might be Tanio Klyce or maybe the entire team who worked on Deadpool. I think they did a very nice job on Deadpool, and while the rules aren’t super deep I usually don’t have to explain much to first-timers on that machine. Making the game easy to get into is key, especially when you have a theme that you want to appeal to a broader market.

My guess is that the path of the ball is just a wee bit different, probably somewhat intentionally.
The plastic ramps would be the biggest roadblock for me, if I were buying a pro model. Everything else about that pro model is fine by me, but those plastic ramps just seem too intrusive. I’m not anti-plastic by any means, but on this game they seem to wreck too much of rhe visual goodness.

This is a Disney title…The Child is an audio-animatronic