You need to deposit $5000 in person at the Cook County Assessor’s Office by 9am or they sell the game to pay for the orphanage.
Without doubt the funniest (and most appropriate) post in this thread!!!!!You need to deposit $5000 in person at the Cook County Assessor’s Office by 9am or they sell the game to pay for the orphanage.
Artwork, just like music is very subjective. What you may dislike someone else will love!Just played Blues Brothers at the EAG
Literally the biggest dream theme for me after Godzilla
So breaks my heart to see and play this!
I can forgive the layout as I enjoy playing classics and it shoots well
But for me the artwork kills it
The artwork is terrible, like really really terrible it’s like it was done on the oldest copy of photoshop you can find with someone half blind.
Hope anyone who buys it enjoys it but I honestly feel a theme of this awesomeness should have been treated with a little more respect and invested more £££ into a decent art package
If you want a quick win, just to let you know you have some typos / inconsistencies on your apron card:Artwork, just like music is very subjective. What you may dislike someone else will love!
I include a portion of the flyer below for you to stew over.
Thanks for the valuable feedback. I basically copied and pasted the original rules written by the programmer so my fault for not proofreading them before sending out for printing.If you want a quick win, just to let you know you have some typos / inconsistencies on your apron card:
- Switching between multiball and multi-ball
- Make / hit kick-out hole, probably best to choose one or the other
- “immediatly”
- Description of Joliet could use some more punctuation
- Would look better justified rather than left aligned (in my opinion)
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Also just to let you know that the website page which should allow you to download the service manual only allows you to download the topper instructions, all the links on the page route to that: https://www.homepin.com/bbservice.html
It arrived todayAny sign of it @Will2.0 ?
I felt, given the likely artwork budget, it was done remarkably well. It's much better than those horrific photoshop jobs Stern did in the 2000s.Just played Blues Brothers at the EAG
Literally the biggest dream theme for me after Godzilla
So breaks my heart to see and play this!
I can forgive the layout as I enjoy playing classics and it shoots well
But for me the artwork kills it
The artwork is terrible, like really really terrible it’s like it was done on the oldest copy of photoshop you can find with someone half blind.
Hope anyone who buys it enjoys it but I honestly feel a theme of this awesomeness should have been treated with a little more respect and invested more £££ into a decent art package
I’m from Acton, that’s about rightbangerang Acton
The other thing the AMS does is let it switch to another roll when when runs out. Most new printers have a runout anyway I think - but with the ams, load 2 rolls of white and check the box and off it goes.
Will it last a month?
That logic doesn't work. It's OK to be crap because it's cheap isn't a philosophy to build anything to. Otherwise we'd still have zizzle pins.Bear in mind, at current price point, The Blues Brothers is competing with a range of second-hand pins and a single NIB, Super Loops. It's effectively a re-themed remake of an 80s pin, which puts it in the same bucket as Haggis Fathom, but dramatically cheaper.
It needs to be judged with that in mind
You might be surprised how much "back & forth" with rights owners there is when designing something new, from scratch! Some things that I really liked, they hated and demanded we change it.I felt, given the likely artwork budget, it was done remarkably well.
Okay. I found, personally, as a fan of 80s classic pins, it delivered on being a NIB classic pin.That logic doesn't work. It's OK to be crap because it's cheap isn't a philosophy to build anything to. Otherwise we'd still have zizzle pins.
I meant the artworkI'd rate it as better than both Stern Bond pins,
Completely agreeOkay. I found, personally, as a fan of 80s classic pins, it delivered on being a NIB classic pin.
Given how many problems I've had with 80s pins (which are typically in the £2k range), I personally think a NIB 80s pin with better music, a compelling theme and strong customer support (hopefully, @Homepin ) is worth at least £1-£2k more than an original classic 80s pin.
It's not appropriate to compare The Blues Brothers to a second-hand Bally-Williams title, a NIB Stern, or similar, because it's clearly trying to do something very different.
Obviously, if you don't like playing 80s pins, you won't like this, but that doesn't mean it's a bad game.