A distributor in Sweden has received a batch of standards in the last few days, and another batch is currently shipping to Cointaker in the US, will be watching to see if the reliability has improved.
I can't imagine they will see anything either until they ship.
After holding out for a long time, CT finally caved and paid Andrew Heighway for the 10 Alien machines they were owed, plus other stuff, after he begged them for the cash so he could finish the build of their games. The few that they did then build, they were double or triple selling to other parties.
CT went apopleptic, understandably, after learning what was going on, and Andrew avoiding them like all his other customers. He then sent them 'evidence' of the machines shipping. He promptly sold said machines (including FThs) to a Dutch guy, who drove there with a truck and cash, which he had intended to do all along.
They were supposedly owed into 6 figures, for those machines and other product, and never would have got anything if the new owners hadn't stepped in.
After that experience, I highly doubt they will be in a hurry to risk their or their customers' money again like that.
Have to disagree somewhat. Imagine having it stream live and break (possibly really quickly). It would do nothing for sales.
I stick by my comment. Wind up the company, sell the rights to yourself and build under another name (possibly in europe).
Is that Gary Stern looking on?
https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/curl-curl-hydrofoil-return-sydney-harbour-20180330-p4z74j.html
I know it's April fools but this is hilarious.