Quoted from krupa:But as a married guy with a six year-old daughter, no way.
At 6, it's time for your daughter to learn the value of self image. A game like that around the house is a good start.
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Quoted from krupa:But as a married guy with a six year-old daughter, no way.
At 6, it's time for your daughter to learn the value of self image. A game like that around the house is a good start.
I've played it and it is fun with a great layout.
A solid state version, coming in at about $3300 (no ramps or expensive toys to produce), would be a no brainer.
Quoted from DrStarkweather:Not married, but I imagine if she can read 50 Shades of Gray, I can have cartoon bikini girls on a pinball game.
I know.
I like how all these guys married women who lack any self confidence.
"You can't have CFTBL because there is a cartoon woman in a one piece"
"OK, honey. Here are my balls"
Quoted from SilverBallz:clearly your marriage is healthy if pinball machine art is going to cause friction.
+1000
LOL
Quoted from davewtf:they had me at "gobble hole"
There was a woman bragging "I got it in the Gobble Hole!", when I was in line to play it.
I didn't have the heart to tell her...
Quoted from txstargazer3:Nellie isn't innuendo, it is blatant and stupid.
Exactly! That is why the cow is saying "complete and udder nonsense".
He gets it.
Quoted from AkumaZeto:Women who tell there husbands they cant own wh20 because of the girl on bg, are weak, low self esteemed women.
True words, my brother.
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Part of the "problem" is simply the wives are American.
Whenever I'm in the UK, the daily newspaper features a "Page Three" topless woman. Yep, a naturally breasted, healthy woman, without a top, in the daily newspaper. Kids see her, grandma sees her, Father Mcmaster sees her. It's nice.
This would probably have American women rioting in the streets.
Quoted from HELLODEADCITY:Well might make a nice test game - make 1000 of them for I duno say $1200-1500 ea and see if they sell,
I doubt if it could be sold for less than "The Pin" can be sold for.
Quoted from inhomearcades:I appreciate the fact that someone took the time to make the machine, however for something with game play as basic as this I would rather have a old em like spiderman.
That is what is so great about pinball; there is something for everybody.
I think the gameplay is much better than Spiderman:
http://pinball.org/videos/gameplay-videos/amazing-spiderman/
Quoted from pinmanguy:This has me curious, is there a market for a pinball company to make simpler and cheaper games these days?
Like you've seen at Costco, "The Pin" costs $2500.
If you feel that is a good, simpler version of Transformers, then The Pin might be a good choice for you.
The manager at Costco said they have sold 9 of The Pin at his location.
Hard to say if this is average or not but 600 Costcos x 9 pins sold = 5,400 sold. That would be a BIG run of games by today's standards. Even half of that number would be a really decent run...
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