Ron Hallett and Bruce Nightingale interview members of the Galactic Tank Force team on this episode of the Slam Tilt Podcast.
There to tell them more about the game and the process of creating it were Dennis Nordman (Design), Paul Reno (Design), Jack Haeger (Art Director), Christopher Franchi (Artist), and Steve Bowden (Rules)
It’s Raymond versus Zac, from the Level Zero arcade, in the ultimate battle for sea supremacy.
The Pinball Princess, AKA Stephanie from The RipTide Pinball Podcast, reviews this wonderful and ambitious game by Zac AJ, AKA Zac from the Slam Tilt Podcast.
Pinball Champion (in his own mind) Stew McVicker challenges the best in the world. No, he didn’t challenge himself. Instead, he challenged Raymond Davidson.
If they think you’re crude, go technical.
If they think you’re technical, go crude.
Ron Hallett, Jr. goes for Powerdown wizard mode. Ice T and pseudo-Keanu were there for comment.
“Welcome to Crazy Bob’s Cyberspace Good-Stuff Emporium! Where a shot into the Matrix will win you one of these awards!”
It’s Ron Hallett, Jr. showing the benefits of the Spinner Millions feature on Johnny Mnemonic Pinball. I needed to catch this particular frame to show the held bonus and the total bonus for a specific reason:
-Goodbye ReplayFX/Pinburgh – Rochester Visit – Nublar Sells a Game – RAZA Reveal – Snoop is Down with Hot Wheels – JJP and Scorbit
Their goal is to destroy Reactor Nine. Will the team succeed.
John Connor was ended really early in the latest Terminator movie. Oh, is that a spoiler? Regardless, what Skynet didn’t know was that Stew was there as well, and has decided to take on the responsibility of defeating the machines himself.
Posting this nearly two weeks afterward because I have seriously fallen behind on podcasts again. To catch up on the rest of my podcast queue, it’s time to activate the podcast vocal accelerator! (The talky-fast mode)
