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<blockquote data-quote="invitro" data-source="post: 218216" data-attributes="member: 446"><p>I like SST a lot, maybe love it, especially since I finally learned how to play it. It's incredibly deep, light years beyond other Sega tables of the same era. The gimmick is not just a gimmick, it adds a lot to the gameplay.</p><p></p><p>When I haven't loved SST, it was because of the god-awful sound, the cheezy/silly (not amusing) dot animations, and that the physics seemed off, too bouncy or something.</p><p></p><p>I think it takes a solid time investment... I played only SST for about three days while chasing the goals, and it was only after that that I could play it decently and appreciated it. And I don't think I've scratched the surface of its rules. I think Farsight should really be applauded for making this table their sole Sega representative (until Franky drops).</p><p></p><p>Here's a tough question for you: which Sega tables are deeper than SST? I haven't played many of them very much... the ones I have (Franky, Space Jam, Lost World JP, Apollo 13, Goldeneye) are not really even close to SST in deepness, as I remember them. (I have high hopes for Baywatch, and remember Viper fondly, and Maverick very fondly, among those I played only a few times.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="invitro, post: 218216, member: 446"] I like SST a lot, maybe love it, especially since I finally learned how to play it. It's incredibly deep, light years beyond other Sega tables of the same era. The gimmick is not just a gimmick, it adds a lot to the gameplay. When I haven't loved SST, it was because of the god-awful sound, the cheezy/silly (not amusing) dot animations, and that the physics seemed off, too bouncy or something. I think it takes a solid time investment... I played only SST for about three days while chasing the goals, and it was only after that that I could play it decently and appreciated it. And I don't think I've scratched the surface of its rules. I think Farsight should really be applauded for making this table their sole Sega representative (until Franky drops). Here's a tough question for you: which Sega tables are deeper than SST? I haven't played many of them very much... the ones I have (Franky, Space Jam, Lost World JP, Apollo 13, Goldeneye) are not really even close to SST in deepness, as I remember them. (I have high hopes for Baywatch, and remember Viper fondly, and Maverick very fondly, among those I played only a few times.) [/QUOTE]
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