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Hollywood Heat. Super fun game if you are a controlled player. It has a crappy backglass, but the playfield layout is nice and it feels really good getting those drop target values added up over the course of the game. Setting specials and extra balls to award points really allows the score to snowball as well. For the $400 to $500 these sell for, it's one of the best bangs for your buck in pinball.
Quoted from pezpunk:I do really like the layout on this game! The back glass is just embarrassing, though.
Agreed. If I can get my friend to sell me the game (I like it, and I kinda don't want to have to move it back down my stairs), I want to look into what it will take to print out a new translate. Maybe Photoshop together a variation on the side cabinet flamingo art or something. It wouldn't be amazing, but it would be a lot better than the stock look, haha!
Quoted from roffels:I made my own translite for Gottlieb's Genesis - I used http://www.gameongrafix.com/products/pinball-translite - and it took me about a week to receive the printed variation. It's not perfect, but it's good enough.
Nice, thanks for the tip! That will make life a lot easier once I get an image together.
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