Been thinking about how cool that would be to replace the announcer voice in stern star wars with C3PO...
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P3 Multimorphic teasing Portal!?
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David retro
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Well By popular demand i worked my magic and i would like to announce we are now the UK Exclusive distributor for multimorphic and all products
working on pricing ect but those who would like to order a P3 Portal please message me
working on pricing ect but those who would like to order a P3 Portal please message me
@David retro ooooh, depending on Price I am seriously contemplating a MultiMorphic...... only got space for one more game and this means i can have 2-3 more... kinda...
May have posted this in the wring thread so posting here as well:
Every new release from Multimorphic my first thought is always, 'If only this were a regular Pinball machine'.
David retro
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Pricing for portal now up on website along side the pre order deposit options for all game kits
I will add the other kits and the princess bride options up soon as
Any questions please let me know
Discount for taking more than one game kit at time of ordering
retroarcadespecialists.co.uk
I will add the other kits and the princess bride options up soon as
Any questions please let me know
Discount for taking more than one game kit at time of ordering
Multimorphic pinball
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Perhaps I'm looking in the wrong place but I'm not seeing the prices for the game modules, only the 2k deposit?
David retro
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Adding the other kits tomorrow as each has a different price will update soon as they are on
Interesting.... for some reason I thought the price would be hire.
Wondering how much space each individual kit takes up when not in use...(heads to YT..)
Wondering how much space each individual kit takes up when not in use...(heads to YT..)
They show is as the back part with the custom playfield parts, which comes out as a cassette. The information indicated that this was all that was needed to be changed, so I assume it hs the relavent game rules, sound roms etc. It is slightly smaller width than a pinball machine, so in a box, I would expect I could fit 3 under a machine, so could have 4 games in total. If I had £20k and they had 4 games I would want to own, that brings the per game cost down a lot.
I need to play one first though, that is the rules of the house.
I need to play one first though, that is the rules of the house.
KendarTheOrc
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They do sell storage options to safely store 2 modules i believe
Good point re; needing to play one first!
The cartridge style system looks really well done; not janky atall, and the Weired Al table looks really cool.
Be great to see one at pinfest....
Curious to see what the cost per game module is. It’s definitely an interesting prospect now that there are a fair few games I’d consider.
In the U.S, modules cost between $3- $3.5k (not sure about Proncess Bride; maybe more, as a licenced property?)
I love the idea of being able to swap out games (as long as the games match up to say a Stern/jjp/Spooky game - no point having 3 games if they are all crap/don't have long term replayabikity)
I could see this generally doing well in the UK as we're generally more starved for space than the Americans (I'm probably limited to 3/4 pins max for the next couple of decades!) But as everyone says, I'd want to play one in the wild first, and know there are a few modules I'd like and are good games in their own right.
"I'm probably limited to 3/4 pins max for the next couple of decades!" Lucky git
- would love to even have space for two he heYou are right re; could be great for u.k based players who don't have basements (or huge credit card limits?...;-) like our American freinds.
I've always been interested in this, but like everyone else I want to play one first. I believe 2 models are great, heist and weird, unsure about princess bride, portal too new for any chatter.
Cost of modules vary if you want the art, side, back box. I believe the side art is a magnet, similar to wizmods, so just sticks to the side.
Portal changed this pricing further as they have an enhanced pack which puts some features in the lower part of the playfield which originally was always pretty bare, my understanding is the screen is semi interactive, it understands a ball has passed, I'm assuming it plays like revenge from mars pretends it's doing, but on this it's an actual screen sensors, rather than a hidden switch with projected graphics over it.
The fact they haven't gone bust yet and are now producing interesting themes, makes it very interesting.
Without playing one I suspect the games won't feel like traditional pinball, which might put some off, but it appears there begining to fill out the missing gaps with the enhanced lower part.
Cost of modules vary if you want the art, side, back box. I believe the side art is a magnet, similar to wizmods, so just sticks to the side.
Portal changed this pricing further as they have an enhanced pack which puts some features in the lower part of the playfield which originally was always pretty bare, my understanding is the screen is semi interactive, it understands a ball has passed, I'm assuming it plays like revenge from mars pretends it's doing, but on this it's an actual screen sensors, rather than a hidden switch with projected graphics over it.
The fact they haven't gone bust yet and are now producing interesting themes, makes it very interesting.
Without playing one I suspect the games won't feel like traditional pinball, which might put some off, but it appears there begining to fill out the missing gaps with the enhanced lower part.
That P3 took an age to sell too. Bearing in mind the newer machines have all the upgrades so an early P3 might be a hard sell. Not many in the uk though..
I would only go for the portal cab, there others would require some sort of upgrades. Although princess bride I'm not 100 sure about, don't think it has the enhanced lower. It does say on multiporphic website what extras you need
David retro
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game kits now up on the website to order
retroarcadespecialists.co.uk
any questions get in touch
discount on ordering more than 1 game pack at a time or with a machine
Multimorphic pinball
Stockists of New and Workshopped Pinball Machines Pinball Repair and modifications Arcade games Pinball Parts Pinball Hire
retroarcadespecialists.co.uk
any questions get in touch
discount on ordering more than 1 game pack at a time or with a machine
game kits now up on the website to order
Multimorphic pinball
Stockists of New and Workshopped Pinball Machines Pinball Repair and modifications Arcade games Pinball Parts Pinball Hire
any questions get in touch
discount on ordering more than 1 game pack at a time or with a machine
Thanks David - will you be stocking the game modules or will you be ordering them as orders come in?
David retro
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We will be buidling up stocks as we go if demand calls for it ill have them on shelf but to start will be as ordered
far as im aware all kits are in stock except portal
and p3s are available to be ordered for quick dispatch
Hi David,game kits now up on the website to order
Multimorphic pinball
Stockists of New and Workshopped Pinball Machines Pinball Repair and modifications Arcade games Pinball Parts Pinball Hire
any questions get in touch
discount on ordering more than 1 game pack at a time or with a machine
Exciting news about securing the distribution of P3! Many folks here have mentioned they’re eager to try it out before making a commitment. If you could bring a game along to Pinfest, I know everyone would really appreciate it! Thanks so much!
I hoping Ad Jonker will be bringing his P3 with Weird Al finally this year. Fingers crossed.
I need to be able to play one before i jump (it's a lot of cash whichever way you look at it) but this is the 3rd MM game I'm really liking the look of (Portal, Wierd Al, Heist). Hopefully be able to play at Pinfest (unless anyone knows of one in public before then? maybe within a sensible distence of Brighton?)
Gnaaaagh, so Damn tempted / close...
Gnaaaagh, so Damn tempted / close...
There may be a few in the UK, I've only ever heard of 1 person with one though https://www.pinballinfo.com/communi...achine-with-heist-playfield.51423/post-436721 . I've always been interested in the P3 but like everyone else I need to flip one to even consider buying one.
That’s the only one I’m aware of and also (coincidentally) the one that I’ve played. I really enjoyed Heist and was v tempted to buy but timing wasn’t great.
I’m also interested in the P3 but I’d like to try a few other modules before committing as I’d like to see how different the various games feel given that the lower 2/3rds of the playfield is essentially the same on all the games except Portal Extended and one cross playfield wireform on Weird Al.
Got to have a go on Final Resistance and Princess Bride at the Chicago Expo last year and enjoyed playing both, didnt really notice anything off with the flippers the way they are done, but then Im not really a top level player anyway.
I believe all new P3 cabinets now also come with the upper left and right flipper assemblies and not the just the bank of switches on each side over the playfield screen as with older cabinets.
I believe all new P3 cabinets now also come with the upper left and right flipper assemblies and not the just the bank of switches on each side over the playfield screen as with older cabinets.