So he did end up selling both items. The shop dust collector ended up staying with the house, and the pool table went for $1000. Kind of a shame, but there's just not the demand these days.
I've just got my games straight on the carpet. No need to have extra coasters on them. Yeah, they'll leave dents, but anything heavy will, and it means that if I move something, I know exactly where it goes back to be level again :)
The pro definitely looks reasonable-I'm liking this trend of the pro version not missing complete shots on the last couple of games. The lack of the back VUK changes the flow a little, but the physical vs virtual lock behind the targets doesn't look like it'll matter much. The up/down ramp...
Really? I thought the top flipper was better than the top left one on Maiden. There's a good upper loop shot from it that you can repeat, and you can also get the ball down to the tail whip shot.
Retro video is fun, and it's neat that they had the option for Japanese voice clips as well...
I managed to get Godzilla online last night, and I found a few things that might be helpful:
-If you get a used game, make sure the old owner unregisters it from their profile. Once that's done you can claim it. Glad this was built into the system (it very easily could have been "original...
Traded for this yesterday. Wasn't really considering it before I played it at P1, but I really like Elwin games:
I blame Teolis for pointing out that the Pro and Premium are basically identical from a gameplay POV, which is the only reason I considered the pro. I definitely want to see how...
Probably a few reasons:
-Shadow is a reasonably rare title. There were a lot of those that were trashed for parts, and a lot that were just trashed because it's a game from 1994. It got "rediscovered" by the collector/player community, so it's a desirable title. Now, part of that was because...
Last I talked to Jerry he was saying Q1, but there are many people interested. Get in touch if you want to be on the list. Sounds like they can't keep anything in stock these days.
Welcome to the new obsession! Best advice I can give you is to get out and play more games. Leagues/tournaments are slowly starting to come back, so you might want to check out the London and maybe Tri-cities leagues (K/W/Cambridge) depending on how far you want to travel. There are some...
HUO since 94? There's got to be a story there. You don't see many of those-there were a few collectors buying new games back then, but not a lot. Last time I heard about a HUO STTNG was when someone bought the game Michael Dorn had in storage for 15 years :)
Finally got a chance to try this at the p1 showroom the other day. Definitely an interesting playfield. Elwin's "thing" so far seems to be at least one interesting loop shot from an upper flipper, and in this case two of them (the main loop plus the upper flipper to lower right loop). The...
Neat-I'd seen a couple of those before, and maybe I'll try that AIQ one. I've never been a huge fan of the topper that's just the name of the game again though. For something like whitewater it makes sense (no name on the translite), but in most cases it's just a little redundant. The one...
If anyone is interested, here's some of the files:
Clock: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4922878
Helmet: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2349293 (although I modified this one to remove the rotating bar, and just glued the wings in place)
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