Home-brew Deeproot?

[myPinballs]

Anyone seen this page on their site?

https://deeprootpinball.com/community/homebrew

Certainly looks interesting and a cool idea from a manufacturer. I wish stern would do something similar to. This is how you get new innovative games rather than waiting for old timers to reuse old designs

 

[Andy_B]

I've been following the DR saga to some extent. It certainly seems appealing to have someone manufacture a pin to your own design. Whether it can be done economically is another matter.
You would not really be able to innovate as I would imagine you would be only able to choose from a list of available mechs. and features.
Any truly original ideas would have to be engineered from scratch which is where the cost lies.

In any case perhaps they should get their first production machine out of the door. Walk before run?[emoji846]

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[myPinballs]

I've been following the DR saga to some extent. It certainly seems appealing to have someone manufacture a pin to your own design. Whether it can be done economically is another matter.
You would not really be able to innovate as I would imagine you would be only able to choose from a list of available mechs. and features.
Any truly original ideas would have to be engineered from scratch which is where the cost lies.

In any case perhaps they should get their first production machine out of the door. Walk before run?[emoji846]

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plenty of quality original fun games made without massive complex mechs though I doubt that would really be much of an issue if you thought of something new and cool. Look at TNA, Deadpool , iron maiden for examples

the fact they’ve offered this is a positive thing in my book. As I say stern should do the same and allow vetted people to use the hardware platforms.