NO GOOD GOOFERS V2.0 RE-WRITE.

[Pick Holder]

Hats off to anyone that does a re-write of an exsiting game but is it worth it with NGG? The result does not look good in my opinion. The main part of the kit itself actually looks like he has made a nice panel that mounts the PC, amp and (something else).... But it has wall-warts galore in the base of the cabinet. New speaker panel with LCD monitor looks VERY home made.

This kit is going to be either 900 euro or dollars plus you have to also buy a P-ROC board, so is it worth spending well over £1000 on a NGG?

Another way of looking it would be say an AFM/MM/MB/CV/STTNG/TAF rewrite? Do you leave the orginal well alone as its a classic, or do you say imagine how good an Addams family would be with real film footage in it, as well as new sections to the game.....?

Very interested to hear opinions on this.

 

[Marvello]

This was posted earlier in the week - https://www.pinballinfo.com/community/threads/new-code-for-no-good-gofers.44986/

 

[Pick Holder]

Ooops. Did look but not hard enough
Could a mod close the thread ?

 

[Deleted member 181]

Perfect opportunity for that to have been a “ cadyshack “ re-theme

 

[myPinballs]

Hats off to anyone that does a re-write of an exsiting game but is it worth it with NGG? The result does not look good in my opinion. The main part of the kit itself actually looks like he has made a nice panel that mounts the PC, amp and (something else).... But it has wall-warts galore in the base of the cabinet. New speaker panel with LCD monitor looks VERY home made.

This kit is going to be either 900 euro or dollars plus you have to also buy a P-ROC board, so is it worth spending well over £1000 on a NGG?

Another way of looking it would be say an AFM/MM/MB/CV/STTNG/TAF rewrite? Do you leave the orginal well alone as its a classic, or do you say imagine how good an Addams family would be with real film footage in it, as well as new sections to the game.....?

Very interested to hear opinions on this.

The metal panel is the one that Eric designed for ccc to mount intel computers, amps and Scott’s cssc board into wpc-95 backboxes. I have them and used them myself for Indy kits in the past. Also used them to improve some bop2.0 installs