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AC/DC Pinball Machine Review
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Carl Spiby
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- Feb 28, 2012
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Watched this last night, good to see that Stern can still make decent tables 
- Mar 14, 2012
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I have been so wanting to play this table, like a crazy desire. Odds are, when I finally do find it, the flippers are gonna be weak, it'll be just the pro model, and the volume will be down so low to the point it might as well be on mute. Still, looks like a ton of fun.
SKILL_SHOT
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- Jul 11, 2012
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I just played the LE friday it was fun I like the different song selection giving you different goals giving even more replay value my only gripe is the plastic cover for the lower playfield could be clearer, maybe if there were more than 1 machine and not so long of a line i'd have played more but standing in line looking at other open machines I just couldn't do it.
- Feb 19, 2012
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This machine does indeed rock.
Mk pinball fan
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This is a fun table. I would love to see this table made. It's not likely though. I would love to see a kickstarter for this one. Even if you are not an AC/DC fan, (which I am) it still rocks! Fun table.
- Mar 14, 2012
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Hard rock and pinball just go so well together.
Matt McIrvin
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They certainly do.
Whatever else this table may be, it clearly sets the standard for rock-themed pinball machines. So many previous such attempts were unsatisfying because they simply didn't have enough of the music in them. Even the Stern Elvis has that problem. Mojo Nixon would say there's not enough Elvis in it.
I suppose the reason this took so long to happen is mostly technical: until recently, it wasn't practical to put high-quality recordings of a large chunk of a band's discography into the memory of a pinball machine.
Whatever else this table may be, it clearly sets the standard for rock-themed pinball machines. So many previous such attempts were unsatisfying because they simply didn't have enough of the music in them. Even the Stern Elvis has that problem. Mojo Nixon would say there's not enough Elvis in it.
I suppose the reason this took so long to happen is mostly technical: until recently, it wasn't practical to put high-quality recordings of a large chunk of a band's discography into the memory of a pinball machine.
- Feb 19, 2012
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Now we just need a Hendrix machine!
- Mar 14, 2012
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Would it catch fire?
Animator_pin_fan
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Haven't been an AC/DC fan since grade school when I remember giggling about this song:
It's a shame they couldn't include it in the game, it would've been a perfect fit!
Music aside, even thought I couldn't hear it at PacPin either, the game is pretty awesome!
Music aside, even thought I couldn't hear it at PacPin either, the game is pretty awesome!
SKILL_SHOT
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- Jul 11, 2012
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I wouldn't mind getting my hands on that METALLICA table.
Kill em' All, Ride The Lighting, Master of Puppets, or maybe all three? They could do a lot with Ride the Lighting though. I like the old school Metallica a great deal more then their newer stuff. Now AC/DC Back in Black would be cool, but yea the music and lyrics has got to be their or else the tables are pointless. Any one feeling a Justin Bieber or Jersey shore Table? LOL only if those two tables were packed with AC/DC's TNT.
The Wolfman
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How about a Slipknot table?
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How about a Slipknot table?
I dunno, would the ball wear a mask too?
- Feb 19, 2012
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That would be a great LCD sequence, eh? Make it happen, Stern!
BonzoGonzo
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hm, that announcer (in the game, not the cgr guy) sounds a lot like the skull from no fear
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