Checking in with TNA # 67 which will be available to play on location at Pin-Bar in Calgary, Alberta starting February 22! We did a game play and review video of TNA in the last few days. Check it out!

Anyone had an issue with some digits going out on the player scores? Got a report that the TNA we look after on location had player 3 display only showing two digits. Haven’t had a chance to go check it out yet, but thought I’d toss it out here if this is a known issue.

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Edit: looks like it’s fixed, needed a power cycle and it was fine. Will keep an eye on this one.

Noticed recently the reactor display on the TNA we look after on location has some issues with the digits. Any known issues or fixes for this?

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Looks like the loose ribbon cable was it for the reactor core display! seemed they weren't completely glued down in one spot and it was partially unplugged.

Here’s a tournament related question. It seems the player scores can sometimes glitch out and show all 888888888 or some error code. Seems to be an intermittent problem with this game, which I’ve seen on a few different TNAs.

The scenario in question is in a 4 player group, ball 1... Player 4s score goes glitchy suddenly. The group plays on, immediately on ball 2, player 1 score glitches out. Player 2 and 3 scores never glitch out. Nobody is really sure of player 1 or player 4 scores. Of course we can play to the end and see the scores on the main screen. But how do you gauge how you are playing compared to the unknown scores during the game ?! What would be a proper tournament ruling in this scenario be?

this might only happen 1 in 100 games maybe, or less. I see it happen occasionally and nobody really makes a big deal out of it. It always seems to correct itself and display the proper scores when the game is over, which leads me to believe it is a software thing potentially, but I am not there watching the game often enough to see if there are patterns that lead up to it. In my experience, when it has happened, it's happening during games with 3 or more players

Other people who have seen it happen on the particular machine I experienced it on last night commented that they have also seen another TNA do it on occasion at another location in town. I've also seen it happen in a tournament in Edmonton, where player 3 score went all 8s until the end of the game. Note that this is happening on location with machines that are on all day and easily see 100+ games played in a day. Maybe home users are not playing them enough to trip across this behavior