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Who will the new American Pinball designer be?

By westofrome

3 years ago


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    “Who will the new American Pinball designer be?”

    • Dennis Nordman 71 votes
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    • Ryan McQuaid 10 votes
      8%
    • Mark Ritchie 18 votes
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    • Someone else 29 votes
      23%

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    #167 3 years ago
    Quoted from wcbrandes:

    What an absolute shame they cut out the cool ramps and diverter and reduced it down to make it less than what it should have been! Now I know why some people hate Stern getting their dream themes! I mean who would have paid for the additions if their was a choice? Who would sacrifice a $1000 crappy topper to make all these cool features into the game? Stern is all about money and its a damn shame as they are the best at manufacturing...so far.

    I would pay extra for that CE!!

    #171 3 years ago
    Quoted from PinMonk:

    The Houdini we had out really did well on location, but I had all the upgrades on it so it performed pretty well compared to stock. Top 5 earner for the whole route pretty consistently. The operator had no complaints - until his audits couldn't be cleared and AP blew off fixing it. I don't think Houdini is a home-only pin.

    Houdini is hands-down one of the most underrated pins out there.

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    #177 3 years ago
    Quoted from bobukcat:

    I agree, was somewhat surprised to hear David Fix talk pretty negatively about it on the podcast. Franchi said he really liked it and the art but didn't like how bad it kicked his ass which is a pretty common complaint and I think that's pretty fair at least.

    The #1 complaint about Houdini is that it's hard...but I don't understand that because players also often complain about games being too easy. I feel that an element of difficulty is far better to have than being too simple, especially in a home setting.

    It has everything players say they are looking for: Good rules, lots of shots, great toys, an interesting and unique theme, phenomenal art and lighting, tremendous build quality, and spot-on sounds/music.

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