It’s worth noting the the retail price for The Pin is now $2,499, down from the original $3,000. Hey STERN, $1,999 would be a powerful number. Just having that “1” in front would make it seem a lot more affordable.
Was this game supposed to be Clue? Because it should have been.
More Pinburgh tournament play featuring: Group S. Over an hour and a half! (Thanks, Twilight Zone.) Also, featuring DVD commentary by the Sharpe brothers.
Some game play footage of The Avengers by Jon Replogle via PAPA. Also a “making of” video by STERN pinball.
An outlane that seems to draw the pinball towards it, constantly. All of the balls seem to go down this one particular outlane all of the time.
OK, fine. After seeing this in person on my recent visit to the National Pinball Museum in Baltimore, Maryland, I kind of understand why those prohibitionists wanted pinball banned.
You must choose wisely, but you are not sure who this “Walter” character is or “Tex” either. Potentially, hundreds of millions of points are riding on a correct answer. So, Whodunnit?
It looks like the media are finally starting to catch up with something that we in the pinball community have known for a while. The Northwest is awesome for pinball.
Don’t miss the epic Twilight Zone battle. Also, the evilness of Flash Gordon. That game is concentrated evil. Anytime the ball is in motion, you are in trouble.
Roberto Gagno takes down two of pinball’s rare wizard modes: Valinor Multiball from The Lord of the Rings and The Super Duper Mega Extreme Wizard Mode from The Simpsons.
Here we go! Saturday, January 12th, 2013 starting at 10:00 AM. May whatever pinball deity that you may or may not serve, have mercy on us.
A driver who chooses games based seemingly more on luck to counteract the perceived difference in skill between him and his opponents.