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Quoted from Caucasian2Step:
In some cases this is true. In some cases The Kordek/Marche team made some great tables.
Grand Prix
Space Odyssey/ Mission (alright, not pointy... but still the same design/art team)
Klondike/ Yukon
Super-Flite/ Strato-Flite.
And back to our regularly scheduled thread of pin-hate...
I did say 9 out of 10. So that means for those 4 great machines there were another 36 machines I had to suffer through. 
Quoted from DCFAN:
Pinball and Pizza....it's all good.
Speaking of which. Soon.....
I'm a huge fan of The Rolling Stones so it pisses me off that Stern made such good games for AC/DC and Metallica and TRS get bashed so badly. I only played it once when I was in Vegas and although it looks so cheap I kind of liked it.
Quoted from Miknan:
I'm a huge fan of The Rolling Stones so it pisses me off that Stern made such good games for AC/DC and Metallica and TRS get bashed so badly. I only played it once when I was in Vegas and although it looks so cheap I kind of liked it.
It's a bummer of a game, yeah. It's bad when the licensed artwork that you have to work with is the same artwork that they gave up to the Monopoly board game. Also, Stern was struggling at that point and budgets were thin.
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