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What do you think of the Tron pics?
Jeff AMN:
Looks pretty cool to me, but obviously this all relies on the ruleset. It seems to be a mirrored Spider-Man (a game I quite like), but it remains to see if it flows as smoothly and if there are nearly as many modes.
RayB:
Comparison with Funhouse:
http://www.maaca.org/download/file.php?id=2797&mode=view
Q*Bert_OP:
Looks a lot like the prototype Tommy pins...
Will I order it? Possibly the LE...after I play it...
smartbomb2084:
So... where is the playfield mounted monitor all you yahoos were hoping for?
Xiaou2:
Duplicated:
Very disappointing. This definitely isnt the machine to save Pinball. And isnt the Tron that should have been made.
- The artwork is Dull and Boring. It represents the 2nd movie in many ways though, which isnt a good thing. A Tron based on the Original would be so much better...
- At first I got excited to see what Looked like a classic Steve Ritchie lightning quick "double loop", from the right ramp leading back to the 3rd flipper as a feed-back into more loops. However, then I realized the ramps just fed back to the flippers. Snore.
- All the work to open the center target.. and what do you get? A cheesy center spinning disc. Whoop T doo. The only place this really worked well on was Whirlwind. It makes no sense on this machine, nor POTC. Its not exciting nor fun.
- The Pop bumpers by the ramps/main pathway ... is stupid Imop. Always has been.
- Theres a few interesting thing about the layout.. but overall, I just dont see it being that good.
This cant be a Steve Ritchie game. It has more hallmarks to a Pat Lawlor game.
Very sad indeed.
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