I think this method of "public beta" for pinball machines that Jersey Jack is employing for the zardoz has some obvious drawbacks. The negative press on one side comes from the lack of features implemented (natural for a beta but it still leaves impressions on people) and on the other side you have much negative feedback coming in regards to the long delays and perceived lack of progress in development. It is somewhat of a catch 22 for Jersey Jack, they can keep things closer to the vest and keep excitement building but get flak for lack of updates or they can put unfinished games out for public testing and underwhelm and deflate the bubble around the release of the game... I do not envy them right now and wish them much luck with this project, I can't wait to play the finished product (even if it's a dollar fifty).

not since my place has been closed for the past 4 months. Re opening as a bar restaurant arcade concept w/ 18 pins (the ones in my profile) and around 12 classic vids. Otherwise no there are no pins at all on location in town.