I was #749. I owned it for a year and sold it because (1) I got a good price for it and (2) I was becoming disinterested in pinball though I'm trying to get back into it. (1) and (2) are sort of related by the way.
I was #749. I owned it for a year and sold it because (1) I got a good price for it and (2) I was becoming disinterested in pinball though I'm trying to get back into it. (1) and (2) are sort of related by the way.
Quoted from JustEverett:Definitely sucks to see, but everyone one I've played on location has played like crap. Some were absolutely terrible. The worst I found was one with the upper flipper not functioning. That makes the game 100% unplayable. I would never route a spooky game. Definitely don't seem to hold up like Sterns that get engineered to a much higher level. If you're ever in Wichita KS, stop by and flip mine.
Eventually I'd like to compare how yours plays to mine. Time flies since we last spoke, still need to get together in general one of these days
Quoted from Aurich:I have a friend selling one, he's never been able to get it dialed in and I think has basically given up. It's not Scott's fault, the manufacturing process just didn't have enough consistency.
All games can have clunky issues that need tweaking, but Stern isn't bending ball guides by hand.
Hopefully Scooby-Doo is being done in a large enough amount to get all the tooling right. I know they said they're injection molding parts, so that's a good sign of using 'real' manufacturing.
I loved my R&M at least the code, sound, lighting and toys like staged ball, horseshoe lock etc. it was 10/10 game for me except it didn’t shoot correctly. I’ve played other examples that did but I’m not handy to disassemble and remake the game to make it shoot correctly. For example the upper flipper shot to garage was only a prayer for me. I’d make it 1 out of 10 attempts. That’s frustrating so I sold it. If mine was dialed in I would have kept it.
Quoted from PunkPin:Eventually I'd like to compare how yours plays to mine. Time flies since we last spoke, still need to get together in general one of these days
Hit me up. I’m in my busiest time of year, so won’t be able to hang out until after 4/18, but always happy to do a little house hoping and meet the local pinheads!
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