Are you kidding? Frank and Wooly are going to be at Allentown!? Why couldn't he post this on the P-ROC forums weeks ago... I'd have changed my plans to make sure I could have made it down.

If I help Frank get color rocking could I get a coupon code for a discounted purchase?

Good grief the artwork on this machine is killer. Looking forward to seeing it first hand at Expo.

Funny. Pretty sure his narrowly defined window of innovation was the Actual Definition of innovation.

*shrug*

I just hope when scott finally asks you to stop "helping" you listen.

Enjoy your game. I hear they're pretty rare.

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I respectfully disagree with all of these points:

1. They've put way more interactive mechs into this machine than the most expensive current Sterns. JJP is a different story potentially, but with respect to the pinball tech --and by that I mean the mechanisms that you actually get to play with --flippers, drops, etc. there's a lot in this game.

2. They have their original assets in color. The new p2.5 rgb led display stuff that ecurtz has been playing with makes this new color led dmd cheaper than LCDs. Like those old paint commercials. I can paint that game in color for $99.95

3. This is essentially a license but with no cost. Everyone knows Greek Mythology. IMHO, Americas Most Haunted is more obscure than Greek mythology.

Just my two cents, anyway.

Wooly runs pyprocgame. The "old" PyProcGameVGA is 99% compatible with pyprocgame but drives a color display in a way that would be easy to modify to send frames to that display. I can extend support to that dmd hardware for Frank (and for others).

That said, last I checked Scott wasn't interested in color... That was over a year ago, though...

Just shy of 50 as of 9 months ago. Was pretty easy to find by just looking at posts by this user and then searching for deposit. Updated numbers may be different. I hope they are higher.

They had a sign that we weren't allowed to play it by the time I got there. It looks pretty

Wooly was awesome! It's a fantastic layout that has TONs to shoot for. Sure it looks stellar but getting to play it is the real treat. The rules are very well thought out and are both fun and a real challenge. It'd love to have one in my line up.

Killer work guys!

If they had a big infusion of cash? Sure. Hire professional voice actors/actresses, spend a lot of time building animation frames, go to town.

Instead I guess people will have to suffer through a really beautiful game that's fun to shoot and has a very complete and engaging rule set. What a pity.

I know your post is overall positive and I'm not trying to discredit your comments, but when you're working on a project like this without real backing, you have to pick your battles.

I ran into Scott and while he said hi...

^^^ ... he was smart enough to keep his wife and kids far from the custom pins booth.

I'm always sorry that there aren't enough Woolys in the wild that they can be at shows like this.