Table pack #39 speculation

[Bowflex]

Roadshow and Safe Cracker are the last of the Lawlor tables I really want. And Banzai Run. Oh, and...

Yeah, I'd love to see those...and roller coaster tycoon. Oh, and monopoly! I would even be cool with NASCAR. Fun game but the license doesn't do it for me. But most of all, family guy would be outstanding.

 

[WesReviews]

Monte Carlo!

 

[WFurman]

I'm pretty excited for #39.

Please tell us it is Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Mike.

 

[Captain B. Zarre]

Please tell us it is Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Mike.

Seconded... kinda... Sorta...

It's probably The Shadow. Just a wild guess.

 

[shutyertrap]

Seconded... kinda... Sorta...

It's probably The Shadow. Just a wild guess.

Well on Twitter they asked what your fave super hero table is. They listed Hulk, Avengers, Spidey, etc. but forgot The Shadow. So I suggested it. And it got a rather positive response from them! So we'll see, eh?

 

[invitro]

It's probably The Shadow. Just a wild guess.

Because the acrobats are shadow figures? Don't be coy if you know something... this would be a HUGE deal .

 

[IGoFirstIndy]

Because the acrobats are shadow figures? Don't be coy if you know something... this would be a HUGE deal .

wrong thread. that's the hint for #38.

this is the thread for the table after.

just to fan The Shadow flame, it is a DMD so it would follow the pattern of this season.

 

[The loafer]

You gotta figure Jurassic Park is an expensive license. Personally, I'd love to see it and The Shadow released for TPA but as an IP, the Shadow may be more affordable and perhaps won't require a kickstarter (guessing!).

 

[zastian]

If The Shadow was #39, it would instantly elevate this already great season to the next level. What an awesome table!

 

[Biff]

reminds me of:

 

[Extork]

Please tell us it is Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Mike.

It will happen, because I just had a dream about it. And I'm usually pretty psychic/o

 

[Michael DiFilippo]

I'm pretty excited for #39.

Is it on pinside's top 100?!

 

[Storm Chaser]

Oh, pleeeeeease let #39 be The Shadow. That is the one table I have played, and loved, the most out of every table I have played! Well, that and Dr Who.

The sun is shining....

 

[EldarOfSuburbia]

It's a double-pack of Popeye and Bugs Bunny. I can feel it in my bones. Load up on spinach and carrots!!

 

[karl]

reminds me of:

Or they can just use my translite instead I am sure it is possible to make a deal with the creator (if williams would allow it)

 

[Biff]

Or they can just use my translite instead I am sure it is possible to make a deal with the creator (if williams would allow it)

Wow, do you have a real Shadow pin now?

I actually remembered the Aids slogan.
That is so late 80s, early 90s.
I think they would say it differently nowadays.

 

[Pinballwiz45b]

We haven't had a Gottlieb game yet, and judging by timing (June will be #39), I'm guessing Surf 'n' Safari. Wouldn't want a Gottlieb game at the end of a season.

And hopefully The Getaway for #40.

 

[karl]

Wow, do you have a real Shadow pin now?

I actually remembered the Aids slogan.
That is so late 80s, early 90s.
I think they would say it differently nowadays.

Yes. I have had The Shadow for almost 2 years now. A fantastic pinball machine! PS! That alternative translite was made by a guy on pinside named Aurich. Because of that, and a few other alternative translites he has done, he now has gotten a job at Heigway pinball, doing art for Alien pinball

 

[Nightwing]

Well on Twitter they asked what your fave super hero table is. They listed Hulk, Avengers, Spidey, etc. but forgot The Shadow. So I suggested it. And it got a rather positive response from them! So we'll see, eh?

I would be absolutely thrilled if The Shadow makes it into TPA! Been in my top three most wanted since TPA's launch.

 

[workshed]

That alternative translite was made by a guy on pinside named Aurich. Because of that, and a few other alternative translites he has done, he now has gotten a job at Heigway pinball, doing art for Alien pinball

On top of that he is the creative director at Ars Technica, which I can't recommend enough for those interested in science and technology.