Total Nuclear Annihilation production by Spooky Pinball

[mwong168]

 

[mwong168]

 

[Fifty]

Man I'm digging this machine.

 

[pinstocker]

Looks boring

 

[Slam_Tilt]

So this is what US$6000 gets you these days. What a joke.

 

[Fifty]

Tough room. Have either of you even watched the gameplay? The lightshow will blow your mind.

 

[Alienagent]

The 80's called, they want their pinball machine back.

 

[Rascal]

It does looks like an early 80's pin.
Certainly could stand a ramp or two, but still impressive for such a small business.

 

[spiroagnew]

So this is what US$6000 gets you these days. What a joke.

The 80's called, they want their pinball machine back.

It does looks like an early 80's pin.
Certainly could stand a ramp or two, but still impressive for such a small business.

I've been pretty vocal about Spooky pins not gelling with my pinball interests, however, I think this game looks great and has a lot of potential. I watched a gameplay video--the different modes and lock look pretty neat. They squeezed a lot of gameplay out of a pretty basic lookin' game. With all the folks in the collector community clamouring for classic Stern and Bally pins, the majority being single level affairs with no ramps (like TNA), I think there's definitely a market. The spirit of the 80s is alive and well.

 

[fantasygoat]

All the haters need to watch the Dead Flip stream of this game to understand. It has an incredible light show, all new techno soundtrack with a 10" subwoofer. This game is killer.

Real pinball players don't need ramps to have a great time!

 

[roar]

I've spent so much time watching the game play footage that I think I prefer the look of the white wood if you can imagine. I don't mind the backbox and side art but the playfield artwork and plastics just don't grab me. I also think stencilled side art would have looked cool on it too. I hope to get to play one one day. It looks like a blast.