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[xNiCeGuYx]

No, it's because we are german and english isn't our main language.

 

[Jeff Strong]

Ha, yeah....I'm pretty sure he says "It's not plugged in yet, man".

 

[Brian Clark]

No, he says, "It's not plugged in yet, mon".

 

[HOW]

Eeets naaht plooged een yeaht mon (even )

 

[LeeChicago Gilbert]

Is there a site that lists tables by designer? I'm wondering why we haven't gotten any Steve Ritchie tables yet. I remember F-14 killing me in the dorm lobby back in '88

 

[Jeff Strong]

Is there a site that lists tables by designer? I'm wondering why we haven't gotten any Steve Ritchie tables yet. I remember F-14 killing me in the dorm lobby back in '88

Go here and scroll down a bit to see Steve's list:

http://www.ipdb.org/search.pl?searchtype=advanced&ppl=Steve Ritchie

 

[Richard B]

Go here and scroll down a bit to see Steve's list:

http://www.ipdb.org/search.pl?searchtype=advanced&ppl=Steve Ritchie

Unfortunately, that function brings up all their credits, not just the ones they were lead designer on. Someone who didn't know any better would think that Medieval Madness's designer (Brian Eddy) also made Black Rose, The Machine: Bride of Pin*Bot, Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure, and Funhouse.

 

[Jeff Strong]

Unfortunately, that function brings up all their credits, not just the ones they were lead designer on. Someone who didn't know any better would think that Medieval Madness's designer (Brian Eddy) also made Black Rose, The Machine: Bride of Pin*Bot, Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure, and Funhouse.

Oops, sorry, I didn't look very closely at the search results.

Here's his list on Wikipedia:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Ritchie#Steve_Ritchie.27s_games

 

[dtown8532]

IPDB.ORG will give you a lot if you try to search for specific designers. I'd try pinside.com. Pick a table. F-14 for example. On its page will be listed the person's credited with design, art etc. Click on Steve Ritchie and you'll get a list of his tables.

 

[Jeff Strong]

IPDB.ORG will give you a lot if you try to search for specific designers. I'd try pinside.com. Pick a table. F-14 for example. On its page will be listed the person's credited with design, art etc. Click on Steve Ritchie and you'll get a list of his tables.

Right on. I thought I remembered there was a way to do it at pinside too.

 

[Richard B]

IPDB.ORG will give you a lot if you try to search for specific designers. I'd try pinside.com. Pick a table. F-14 for example. On its page will be listed the person's credited with design, art etc. Click on Steve Ritchie and you'll get a list of his tables.

Much better. While all credits still pop up, at least it tells the specific function they performed in creating the table.