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I hope there’s some kind of perk thrown in for all the people that have waited a potential 16 months for their limited. I’ve turned down buying a couple games due to waiting for this.
I have played it twice now... the playfield and gameplay is okay, not surprising considering its based off of late 80s machines but the music and sound clips elevate it to fantastic. if you are a fan of the movie you will love this machine.
LOL... Indeed like a pinball from the '80s - since there's always one broken bulb on the playfield: Has nobody noticed that Jules's head is the only one not blinking when the camera pans over them? :-) But of course an amazing piece of work. Really a work of art. I wish I could get my hands on one of them! And yes... Oak's nice!
Hi Doug Duba, I am so excited to get my PF LE when they are ready…. Is their a farts chance in a windstorm that I can request the LE #? I know that’s a real reach, but being the numbers guy that I am, and my pursuit to know how the universe works… my name is Darin Swift and the number I would be over the moon to have is (369) I am a Nickola Tesla guy. Anyway this is me playing the PF LE lottery, lol… Man I have watched that SDTM video 30x.. frickn great job man. Thanks for making that topper to. Best topper in all of pinball, IMO -Darin. PS. Amini’s gallery in OKC is my pinball broker (Tyler or Rossina) Thanks bro.
We had all been hearing for a couple years that CGC was going to release Pulp Fiction. I had zero interest. Figured it would be just like every other current day pin with a bunch poster art and boring clips from the movie. Very glad I was way wrong. I really want one of these.
Game playing looks great, but come on, no slot for a bill acceptor (route operators - hard pass), and what in the heck on not having a DMD?! Come on… they should have NEVER brought playmechanix in on a pinball. Leave them ripping off arcade owners. I am sure the game will play great with Mark on the design. Fish Tales is still one of my faves.
Looks great, topper is one of the best ever, BUT.... I just can't get over the 3/4 eaten hamburger, just an eye-sore, otherwise game is epic for what it is. Great job overall CGC!
Great stuff guys! You can really feel the love and care that Play Mechanix put into this game. Such fantastic attention to detail! Very glad Tarentino decided to do this and wanted to do it the right way. Hoping i can grab one of these at some point. So glad Mark Ritchie is back designing - hoping he's got more games in store for us at some point...
Alright I was saying Foo Fighters was the biggest game of the year for me but this just took the cake! I loooove the throwback style of the playfield so much
Wow, Looks interesting, risky move to make a 80s retro pin in 2023, hopefully it pays off. I like magnets, toys like suitcase feature, music and art. I wonder if this pin will be under 7k since there's no lcd screen. Currently my money is on Chicago Gaming medieval madness remake but I'll love to try this pin soon.
The mostly old school layout isn't my favorite but the theme is worthy to give it a chance. Quentin had his say in the game, so I respect it. Sometimes theme exceeds expectation and sometimes playfield/rules are better than overall theme.
They should have a ball capture that when landed on says, "When you came pulling in here, did you notice a sign out in front of my house that said 'Dead N Storage'?" and then reject the ball.