Brian Clark
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Which video game based table are your favorites? Mine is probably Space Invaders, from the ones I have played. Joust sounds especially interesting with the 2p versus play.
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Favorite video game based table
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I've only played SFII in real life and it was alright. Nothing too special, but still fun from what I remember.
Moon Jump
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Joust. Bar none. While I haven't played Defender yet or a good Q*Bert, I can't get enough of Vs. head to head pinball. I wish more companies did two player tables. Every year I go to PAPA there's always a crowd around the Joust machine (when it works) and people keep pumping money into it. If you got something like that in a bar you'd make some good money.
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I'm a huge Joust fan, so now I've gotta try the table after reading that, Moon Jump.
Brian Clark
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I want to see Joust too. It sounds like an extremely fun table.
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Man, looking at pics on ipdb, it would perfect on an iPad with 2 players (sitting across from each other of course, just like the real table). That would be absolutely incredible to see in TPA.
Shinobi100
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Holy shnikees! they made a Qbert table. But Street Fighter 2 is by far the best license and the one I'd want most
superballs
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SMB
I love it
I love it
Brian Clark
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Doh. I forgot Mr. and Mrs. Pac-Man. That's one I like quite a bit. Probably one of the first pins with a mini game too.
I liked Q*Bert's Quest when I played it, but after watching a video, it looks like you can keep the ball in play for a long time if you are good at nudging and get used to the odd arrangement of bottom flippers.
I liked Q*Bert's Quest when I played it, but after watching a video, it looks like you can keep the ball in play for a long time if you are good at nudging and get used to the odd arrangement of bottom flippers.
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The Doctor
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Baby Pac Man... sadly omitted.
pseudokings
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Paul Faris just flat out stealing the look for the Space Invaders pin from Alien & H.R. Giger, and killing it with the art package = easily the coolest of these.
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Love the art of Space Invaders but never liked the game that much.
Defender is (for its time) a fantastic pin. Really frantic and challenging, much like the video game. Quite possibly my favourite Williams early-SS game. Shame they only made something like 300 of them.
Defender is (for its time) a fantastic pin. Really frantic and challenging, much like the video game. Quite possibly my favourite Williams early-SS game. Shame they only made something like 300 of them.
Was going to say exactly that. It looks awesome, but I hated every second that I played it.
Joust looks awesome. It could be a cool iPad game, but I can't see it working on any other platform.
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Matt McIrvin
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Yeah, I remember seeing that and thinking: Space Invaders seems reminiscent of something, but what? WHAT???
...Jonesy?
...Jonesy?
mmmagnetic
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Seriously, this needs to happen, it would be great to have this in TPA for the novelty alone. Looks like a lot more fun than Pong.
Dutch Pinball ball
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Cant choose, cause i dont have any love for any of them.
It wouldn't work very well for consoles though.
