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Quoted from Mrsiyufy:Pirates of the Caribbean LE finally made it home after a month of waiting!
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Slightly off topic... that Ghostbusters... and the Ecto-1 model and Stay Puft Marshmellow man on top... do you have any little tricks you use to keep them up there? Like adhesive of some kind or some other unnoticeable bracket so they don't come falling down if the machine gets bumped a little too aggressively? I'm wondering because I have a couple non-standard topper things I'd like to put on my own games and don't want to worry about them falling off.
Quoted from Pinkitten:Not a pinball machine this time, but a classic from 1983 or so! I was obsessed with Dirk The Daring then, when this game was impossible to master. It’s exactly the same today! Lead on, Adventurer!
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Nice find. Same story here for being terrible at it as a kid. Picked it up for NES not long ago and saw they released a version for PS4 not long ago too.
Although... from your picture... is that cabinet miniature size or is that just the world's largest TV remote sitting on the floor next to it???
Nicely done. Looks pretty sweet. I've been collecting old NES games off and on for a while. Had maybe like 15-20 as a kid. Still have those and then went back and bought used a bunch of ones I never got but always wanted. That was about the time I realized NES made six different pinball video games. And this is waaaay before the likes of Pinball Arcade for PS4. The graphics and physics are not exactly top notch by today's standards.
Anyway, I couldn't believe it when I realized they made a Highspeed pinball video game for original Nintendo. Much better than Duck Hunt
IMG_0139 (resized).JPGIMG_2058 (resized).JPGQuoted from JoshPA:I need a set of those handles. Looks like you could sell a run of 20-30 pretty easily. Is anyone thinking of sourcing something?
If someone has CAD drawings to share, I can ask a buddy of mine that works for an industrial steel place what it might take to produce a set (or multiple sets).
Got my first pin that wasn't from my nostalgic, teenage playing years. And I wanted a deeper rule set. I think I've got my hands full figuring this one out!!
Data East, Bally, Williams and Stern. Any more machines and some living room furniture is going to have to go!
IMG_2808 (resized).JPGIMG_2811 (resized).JPGIMG_2842 (resized).JPGQuoted from fast1981:In my excitement I forgot to take a pic from my van. Ten hour round trip, but enjoyed a Chicago hot beef and hot dog from Portillo's! Good to have the trio together. Still trying to pick a favorite!
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Great Elvira collection! And Elvis too!
Quoted from NoQuarters:Like the alternate backglass on WPT
Thanks! I like that one too. I don't mind the original honestly. It didn't also come with the original, but I might keep my eye out in case anyone is getting rid of it.
Quoted from Hapidance:This is what came home with me yesterday.
I was excited to find it but I’m gonna need som help!
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My Getaway has been the same kind of a$$hole yours apparently is. I’ve got a pretty extensive thread going with the different troubleshooting steps taken. Currently my boards are with someone getting repairs. Once I get them back and reinstalled I’ll post another update. Hopefully there’ll be something in that thread to help you.
Quoted from mikespins:Picked up TSPP from eddie yesterday!
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Wow, that is a nice looking game! Amazing colours!
Quoted from neverahighscore:Congrats! Sold mine awhile back cause I suck at playing and couldn't get near the wizard mode to complete. Super game. I do miss it.
The splash page here on Pinside for TSPP says it is the deepest rule set in a pinball game to date. Is it significantly deeper than World Poker Tour? I have a WPT and was under the impression that was about as deep as a rule set got.
Quoted from TxJay:Here it is in the line up....
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I like the look of that Lethal Weapon 3. The black cabinet and red rails. Got more pics of that one posted somewhere?
Quoted from KSUWildcatFan:I dunno on the translite but it's stuck to the glass and, like....bubbly. So eh.
I think lw3 is a good DMD game for $1200-1700 which it most certainly USUALLY is (seemingly not with pinflation though), even with the super terrible callouts. I actually kinda like it...but no space means no keeping. I did at least make it nice (it was fillllllthy gross dirty, and the inside of the cab still is, for now) for the next guy. Now I wait for the PIN2DMD and decide if I want to powdercoat anything (primarily the gun). Eh.
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How did you manage to get white inserts for the UZI gun and clip? Or is that just the lighting in the photo? Mine are all red for those.
IMG_3068 (resized).JPGQuoted from gdonovan:They are white/opaque from factory on mine.
Colored LEDs perhaps?
Thanks, yea, they are all red LED's under there. Not sure I ever even thought of them being a different colour. Might just have to swap them out for white ones and see how it looks
Quoted from Isochronic_Frost:The story is that Capcom had a bunch of European distributors from Austria and Germany that day and they lost their minds when they saw Flipper Football, so Capcom thought it was gonna be HUGE! They forgot that “football” isn’t popular here in America
Cool looking game. Unique for sure and rare. Agreed on the jumbo DMD and great images. I just watched a gameplay video and it’s quite elaborate what they did with it.
Oddly enough, there is one of these games being advertised locally here in Ontario. It’s listed as being offered as a trade or an outright sale for the right offer. There’s no mention of price or value. Can you give me an idea what one of these should go for right now? Assume it’s in good condition and perhaps that the DMD is working correctly. That large and unusual sized DMD I would imagine is a pricey thing to replace if it is t working correctly. Thanks.
Quoted from ringonu:Picked up yesterday.
Owner said it hasn’t worked for 4 years. New batteries and it booted right up and everything works. Clean boards, ok cab and playfield with factory mylar mostly intact. My first non-EM.
This is going to be a player for me and my kids so new rubbers, balls and cleaning and it’ll be ready for action. LEDs eventually. $775 and a quick 90 minute drive was well worth it.
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Wow, awesome!
And for $775!! Incredible. If that was listed for sale in Ontario right now they would be asking $3,000+ for it. Prices are D-U-M-B here.
Quoted from locksmith:Great score. One of the best classics. Playfield looks nice. Congrats.
Thanks! Love this game. Played it a lot as a kid. Getaway, Funhouse, Diner, Party Zone. Great era.
Playfield is a Diamond Plated version, not sure when it was swapped out. Most recent owner had it for 8 years and it came to him that way. It's real nice and has very few areas I've seen of concern.
I'm about to create a new thread for it as there are a couple things not quite right... some electrical oddities I'm hoping others can give me some ideas on.
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