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Who Dunnit
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Bass Mummy
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- Jul 26, 2012
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I would love to see Who Dunnit make its way into the game. I think we're going to start getting lots of tables like this once Farsight has exhausted the tables that were released in the Williams and Gottlieb Collections.
Let's hope so. This one perfectly nails that Raymond Chandler vibe they seemed to be channeling. It's also got what has to be the most complex story ever told in an original table - if FS does recreate this, I hope they include it in the extras.
Kolchak357
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- May 31, 2012
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A pretty unique table. This would be a great choice. It's also one you don't see very often.
Bowflex
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- Feb 21, 2012
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I always try to mention it in the future table wishlist threads. It is unique in that it actually has a huge storyline happening around the gameplay. More importantly, it actually is fun. I always think of it along with Safecracker, another unique, unorthodox and fun table just for the originality and uniqueness.
- Mar 17, 2012
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It can be a little repetitive if you're going for score (get the Penthouse keys, go to the Penthouse and then loop the center elevator shot as fast as you can for 10M+10M...I've managed 1.2B in one Penthouse Party round by doing this), but it's a fun table all the same.
Bass Mummy
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Here's also hoping for Jack*Bot. It would be nice to have the complete trilogy. Safecracker seems like less of a sure thing, but many people would be quite pleased to see it.
Bowflex
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My only problem with Jack-bot is the table layout is virtually identical to Pin-Bot, but a little less drain happy. The added DMD and the Vegas theme does add variety. I wish they would do Jackbot instead of Pinbot, personally.
pseudokings
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- Jun 10, 2012
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This is one I get to play on location, and the only pin I've ever got to put my initials into the high score list on (I think) IRL. I'm a big fan. Count me as one who wants it in TPA.
Dutch Pinball ball
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I am in!
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I wonder if this pinball table shares a license with the 1988 arcade, light gun, shooting game that seems to have had a similar story line.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Who_Dunit
But then I also wonder if that game got it's general idea from an even earlier British Game Show?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whodunnit?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Who_Dunit
But then I also wonder if that game got it's general idea from an even earlier British Game Show?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whodunnit?
David Smith
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- Feb 28, 2012
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I loved this game in the arcades, and I'd love to see it on TPA.
MontanaFrank
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Who Dunnit is one of my top five games. This table is one of the most unique pinball experiences you can experience . The DMD and sound track of this machine are essential to mastering this game. You have to pay attention to the clues so you can pick the right suspect; because Trixie is tricky, Bruno is a brute, the butler will commit a crime, Tony is sneaky and Victoria always wants to be the victim.
It will be a happy day if Who Dunnit is released on TPA.
It will be a happy day if Who Dunnit is released on TPA.
Mick Morry
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Yup. I want it to get up on TPA too. Great table.
