David Pannozzo
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Alright here's my last Poll on Sterns S.A.M. and Spike games we would love to see on the Pinball Arcade. I have 26 games here pick 15 games you would love to see on TPA from Stern S.A.M./Spike games.
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Poll for Stern S.A.M./Spike Pinball Games for TPA
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David Pannozzo
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I voted for
1) 24
2) Batman
3) Big Buck Hunter Pro
4) CSi
5) Disney's Tron Legacy
6) Family Guy
7) Indiana Jones
8) Avatar
9) Mustang
10) Pirates Of The Caribean
11) Spiderman
12) Star Trek
13) The Avengers
14) The Walking Dead
15) Wheel Of Fortune
Remember pick 15 that you would really want on TPA.
1) 24
2) Batman
3) Big Buck Hunter Pro
4) CSi
5) Disney's Tron Legacy
6) Family Guy
7) Indiana Jones
8) Avatar
9) Mustang
10) Pirates Of The Caribean
11) Spiderman
12) Star Trek
13) The Avengers
14) The Walking Dead
15) Wheel Of Fortune
Remember pick 15 that you would really want on TPA.
David Pannozzo
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[MENTION=5244]TNT[/MENTION], I made this because theirs talk of Stern and Farsight working together, making Sterns older and Newer Pinball Games. So it would be interesting if it really happens, so stay tuned.
EldarOfSuburbia
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Voted for the few I've played (except Avengers; I don't like Avengers!!) - AC/DC, Batman, Walking Dead, Star Trek, Metallica, plus KISS because it just looks cool.
Yeah I know. Just so much licensing focus all of the time I hope that some of the tables we could be surprised with. Most of the tables are movies or rock bands which always seem to veer into "not possible" answers.
Hopefully Farsight works some magic.
francis247uk
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A few that may be cheap licenses potentially - Big Buck Hunter Pro, Mustang, Wheel Of Fortune, World Poker Tour?
Absolutely love Star Trek, that would be my first choice. Would be happy with any of these though to be honest
Absolutely love Star Trek, that would be my first choice. Would be happy with any of these though to be honest
karl
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For me it's the opposite. I am more interested in the games I will likely never have a chance to play in real life. I am probably the only one who did not pick AC/DC (even though it might be my favorite newer Stern)
I also had another criteria for those games I have played. Would it work in a digital form, and believe it or not, I think that AC/DC would not be as fun as a few other pins I enjoy less, in a digital version. World Poker Tour is one example of a game that I
think would work very well in digital form because it is a lot easier to overcome the few design faults of a game like that in digital form and the software for that one is just spectacular good.
Also, for me, there is just something a little off with almost every John Borg game I have played. They have good design work, for the most part. It is just a few small details here and there that always bug me a little with them. I feel that those small details would be much easier to overcome in a digital version.
Maybe I am talking gibberish here, but at least it makes sense to me
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dave950lam
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Haven't seen almost all of these and only played Family Guy (which I'm surprised is not leading this poll). I did not vote for any Disney propertied tables because of the obvious (which is a shame).
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Family Guy is the only one that needs to be made. The rest would just be gravy.
David Pannozzo
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I want Family Guy so bad, I wanted to buy one. My problem is no Money for one, right now Sterns Family Guy, and Jersey Jack's The Wizard Of Oz are a tie of my all time favorite Pinball Machines.
For me it's the opposite. I am more interested in the games I will likely never have a chance to play in real life. I am probably the only one who did not pick AC/DC (even though it might be my favorite newer Stern)
I also had another criteria for those games I have played. Would it work in a digital form, and believe it or not, I think that AC/DC would not be as fun as a few other pins I enjoy less, in a digital version. World Poker Tour is one example of a game that I
think would work very well in digital form because it is a lot easier to overcome the few design faults of a game like that in digital form and the software for that one is just spectacular good.
Also, for me, there is just something a little off with almost every John Borg game I have played. They have good design work, for the most part. It is just a few small details here and there that always bug me a little with them. I feel that those small details would be much easier to overcome in a digital version.
Maybe I am talking gibberish here, but at least it makes sense to me
No I see what you're talking about, some tables would just work better digitally than others. Machines that don't have that flow going and require a lot of very precise shots to get a good game going with don't tend to work as well because of the physics limitations of the program (I personally think it's great and there's always room for improvement but it'll never be 100% accurate to a perfectly balanced table in real life). AC/DC was ok to me, I'm usually not a huge fan of band themed tables. I think a lot of those movie and superhero themed tables work the best for what you're playing because you can squeeze a lot more fun and rewarding content out of them.
sneakynotsneaky
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The theme doesn't interest me at all, but I had fun banging around on a Wrestlemania a couple months ago. Of the ones I've played out of this list it felt the most distinctive to me.
HOW
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Family Guy's excellent. Not played it in years though. Was one on location in Christchurch when I lived in NZ. I played it most mornings before work. Great game
Played it in a tournament tonight. It's a brutal table with hungry outlanes and a toy that pops up in the middle of the playfield that you are supposed to hit (not a safe shot). My competitor referred to the table as "Iron Drain"
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