I think the artwork fits the theme well. I like the use of primary colors it really makes the game pop visually for an EM. Playfield and backglass quality are excellent... the cabinets are particle board, so check them out if you buy one. Has a lot of features for an EM. 3 Pop bumpers, 2 slings, a kicker, a kickout hole, a spinner, 2 drop targets, standing targets and a locked gate. Rules fit the theme well with getting cards to form a straight or straight flush. Pairs of cards (or the queen) light features. Easy to understand, but packs a lot for an EM. I like that you can grab the bonus without losing your ball so you can rack up some good scores.

Plays fast for an EM. Has some decently deep rules as well.

Wow played this game in Melbourne and it just is fun to play over and over again. 5 balls needed to make it a great game not just a one ball blow up like many EMs

This is a fast game. You an get in lots of trouble if the ball is on the lower 1/2 of the playfield, incorrect shot goes stdm or quickly to the outlanes :( I enjoy ripping that spinner, gratifying and sounds great with the chimes. Fun, don't know if it's a keeper yet.

Fun game, plays great thanks to the Sonic playfields. Outlanes are nasty. Always love games about lighting different playfield features, but this one's a bit too luck based since most of the targets aren't shootable directly and you just have to rely on the pops. Not like you'd get a chance for much aiming anyway since it's so fast, but it'd be nice. Bonus collect and the spinner are also very hard to hit, a pity since when you do have a good ball they become your main focus.

Super Straight is a great EM game from Spain.

The Pros:
Good shots all over the PF. The Ace shots need to be considered carefully as a bad shot here is going down the outlanes. The skill shot is nicely done and if you can shoot it softly or bounce it in from a sling during the game, feels like a solid accomplishment. The card shots in combination build your double bonus, ex ball and other PF goodies. Skill is required for all shots. The Art package is nice and even though it is not Christian Marche (do we have any info for these european pin-artists?) it definately says "PINBALL!" from across the room. Clear coated PF's are FAST!!! It's got that "Gotta play one more game" quality to it that is the sign of a superior game.

The Cons:
Hard to find in the US.

The Takeaway:
This is a great EM Deck. Super Straight has a different "Feel" than US games but is still a hoot to play and does not take that long to get used to. Find one and play it (or even better, buy it) when you can! Those wacky Spaniards did it again!

Update:
More PAPA time on this table. There are about half a dozen different sequences with the standups/drops on this game. In particular the 2 jacks to light double bonus is key. Especially if you hit both the "A" drop targets in the middle of the PF and shatz an inlane for Double Bonus. Bumping the table right as the ball reaches the "crook" of the inlane is necessary to get the ball to travel high enough to roll over the switch. Skills! The upper right hand gate is pure pinball brilliance. Shoot it hard from the lower left to get the ball to the upper arch. Reflect/Bounce it in from the right pop to collect the add bonus/ extra ball when lit from the kicker. If you shoot the ball into the lower gate, you have a soft plunge to the kicker to collect above mentioned awards. Keep an eye on the center spinner if the "add bonus" light is on. It's worth the shot.The double bonus collect on the left hand side of the PF is the hardest shot on this deck. This deck is a player!

I bought one and didn't think much about it at first, but then it started to hook me when I started to play it more.

Update: I sold Super Straight around Christmas time. I'm starting to miss it already! I would buy one again if I had the chance.