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TWIP - Stern once considered Survivor tv show pinball in early 2000's

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    Quoted from CrazyLevi:

    Would have fit in with many of the terrible bargain basement licenses stern was acquiring in the 2000s

    CSI and WPT were pretty big on TV back then IIRC. I could see why they licensed those.

    RCT as a pinball machine was a bad idea. I know the computer game is one of the most popular of all time, but the fans of that game are a rather small subset of the population. Sim City as a pinball machine would have made about as much sense .

    Ripley's isn't a bad theme in my opinion. I was in my late 20s when that came out and was at least familiar with the show though I am admittedly a nerd.

    I'll never understand the thought process that went into making WoF a pinball theme.

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