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NLP 2015 Games List
- Thread starter Nedreud
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Yes that's me
and not that I'm really bothered but it is Adie not Aide
and not that I'm really bothered but it is Adie not Aide
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Sorry AideYes that's me
You know what snot, I always thought you were a bit serious but you are a really funny bloke!
Still not as bad as mine Phil !!!!!Awwwww my poor Demo Man
Just spotted this post. That's fantastic work you did Neudred. For completeness of your record the Defender (pinball) and the Heat Wave are mine
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That is an epic list of games , still miffed I couldn't make it
Good work on listing all the machines, just to add the sourcerer is my baby , although Matt did bring it up and it does live at his house, he is like a surrogate father to it, which is a good thing as it stops me from selling it
Good work on listing all the machines, just to add the sourcerer is my baby , although Matt did bring it up and it does live at his house, he is like a surrogate father to it, which is a good thing as it stops me from selling it
I told them it was yours Will but nobody believed you would own it for more than a day
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It's one of my longest keepers
He's illiterate, what you gonna do?
a rare thing the artwork on Sorcerer as done by a lady.
I have a backglass print made from of all things a scan of a pinball calendar. Mark Ritchie has signed mine but I can have them made up for £10 each if any interest
This arcade cab was in the pin line up next to a Robocop. Just wondering who's it is and what was running on it as I never saw it on. I'm interested as I have the exact same cab albeit two player stick layout and monitor/bezel rotated portrait (as better for Cosmic Guerilla ).
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Tagged! Thanks, Dave. DEFENDER was probably my favourite pin at the show. Took me and @astyy ages to work out only a fraction of the gamplay. Stuff like the left out-lane kick-back is on a manual flipper button! Very cool.
Tagged! Beautiful looking machine.That is an epic list of games , still miffed I couldn't make it
Good work on listing all the machines, just to add the sourcerer is my baby , although Matt did bring it up and it does live at his house, he is like a surrogate father to it, which is a good thing as it stops me from selling it
OopsSorcerer ....NOT SOURCErer ...it's the last time I'll tell you.
My bad too... typo fixed!
It's just a generic Jamma cab isn't it? It was definitely working at some points, and was either running Robocop or Indy Jones (the pins next to it)This arcade cab was in the pin line up next to a Robocop. Just wondering who's it is and what was running on it as I never saw it on. I'm interested as I have the exact same cab albeit two player stick layout and monitor/bezel rotated portrait (as better for Cosmic Guerilla
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James RGP would have supplied those from the arcade cabs section, but don't think he posts on here. Possibly best going to the jamma plus forums, or trying him on Facebook if you have specific question.
it was running DE Robocop. Star Wars is probably the only tie in where the video game is as desirable as the pinball
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Must have been offline to recharge its batteries
That STAR WARS game must be one of the most sought after games ever. It was certainly one of my favourites as a kid, along with TEMPEST, both beautiful vector games:
stay on target.....
The blaring ommission was pacman (best selling arcade cab all time) and mr n mrs pacman ( best selling bally 80s pin)
The Pin that started it all, for me 
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Surprised a MR & MRS PAC-MAN didn't make an appearance. Still kicking myself that I missed an opportunity to acquire a project one last year.
M&MPM outsold (just) by both SPACE INVADERS and XENON though - 10,600 vs 11,400 and 11,000 respectively. Still only half of EIGHT BALL which shifted 20,230 games!
M&MPM outsold (just) by both SPACE INVADERS and XENON though - 10,600 vs 11,400 and 11,000 respectively. Still only half of EIGHT BALL which shifted 20,230 games!
When I first got into Pins in 1983 at "The Galaxy" there were 4 pins all lined up. In terms of popularity they were: 1.Centaur; 2.Spyhunter; 3.M&MPM; 4.Lasercue.
The first 2 were so popular that you could hardly even get on them
- unless you were hard-faced and placed your large 10p on the glass.
Queing up to play Pinball - yes that really did happen
The first 2 were so popular that you could hardly even get on them
- unless you were hard-faced and placed your large 10p on the glass.Queing up to play Pinball - yes that really did happen
A Tron pin and video pair would have been cool too! Maybe next time. If I can sort transport could muster a Simpsons video and pin combo
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I think it'd be nice if RGP and NLP partnered up and made the two areas feel more connected 
There was a very distinct physical divide between them. Would have been nice if at least the last row of games in each area were facing each other instead of back to back.
There was a very distinct physical divide between them. Would have been nice if at least the last row of games in each area were facing each other instead of back to back.
When I first got into Pins in 1983 at "The Galaxy" there were 4 pins all lined up. In terms of popularity they were: 1.Centaur; 2.Spyhunter; 3.M&MPM; 4.Lasercue.
The first 2 were so popular that you could hardly even get on them
Queing up to play Pinball - yes that really did happen
I was told not to do that by an attendant, after I'd had to call him to retrieve the coin when it slipped under the front moulding.
Are you sure about Spy Hunter & Laser Cue? I thought that they were later than 1983.
But I once encountered a feller who actually inserted a 10 pence while I was playing Firepower. After that I pretty much had to invite him to play a 2-player game. During that game I definitely achieved multiball (maybe twice), a Special and a new Highest Score. I'd have stood him another game (I'd won at least 6), but he wasn't keen for some reason.
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Defender was the only pin that my former employer operated with a setting of 5 balls per game. I didn't realise at the time that it was such a low production game. Even the test routine was different; checking the coils on the 'extended' part required going to a high-numbered adjustment function, and setting it to '01', AIR.
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