kool1
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Yes - another killer mech. And no stupid ipad.
Game looks really interesting. The theme is so good. Very excited!
Next Stern: James Bond.
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Game looks really interesting. The theme is so good. Very excited!
It looks like the premium. The pro is the yellow one next to it. Plastic apron on the yellow one
Thé back board is kinda lacking any Luster compared to the most recent GZ game. Makes it look very bare in that area.
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I wonder if the bottom of the missile is a pop bumper or just covered with 4 rubbers to encourage a bounce around to hit the targets. Rumors are it's on a spring or coil and may raise upwards. .
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Hammerhead
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kool1
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That's a theme I can't get even get a little excited about
KING BLING !
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Wrong age demographic more 1981-88 kids 5-12 yrs old at the time...I think of 007 as old colostomy bag/boring. 70 yrs+ thou and still going strong so must have its fans.
kool1
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Oh I realize but even in that demographic, I don't know anyone asking for this theme.
ZoomZoomBoomBoom
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I prefer that one. I'm not sure you realize these are the just the original movie promotional art/ posters. I like that style of art.
Yeah, I know... I'm not really fond of either of them on a pinball machine but especially don't like the pro.
kool1
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"Oh, yes and this one will floor all your listeners. Mr. Keith Elwin has
designed a fourth model of James Bond and it's what we call the 60th-anniversary
edition. His game covers all of the actors that have played the role and all of the films
so I believe it's 25 films. His game spans the 25 films and his game is very different, I
think it's limited to 500 units and it's a single-level playfield like old school. It's got
reels in the back box. Yes, you heard me right, it's got reels in the back box.
Programmed by Mark Penacho who goes back to Williams Electronics days"
designed a fourth model of James Bond and it's what we call the 60th-anniversary
edition. His game covers all of the actors that have played the role and all of the films
so I believe it's 25 films. His game spans the 25 films and his game is very different, I
think it's limited to 500 units and it's a single-level playfield like old school. It's got
reels in the back box. Yes, you heard me right, it's got reels in the back box.
Programmed by Mark Penacho who goes back to Williams Electronics days"
