@@OnlyCalebs3DEmporium I think they are both pretty good games. Both kind of boil down to hitting one shot over and over again (space shuttle with the spinner, and space station with the right ramp). However, they both look and play well overall, and Space Station sounds amazing. Space Shuttle also has pretty innovative sound for the time, and was the first game to use the System 9 board set.
I’m glad you like it! I love this game too: the rules are simple, yet a lot of fun coupled with a unique layout as well. Music, lighting, and art really tops it all off
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I love this. It’s the most Sega Genesis sounding pinball game I’ve ever heard. Been playing it on Pinball FX
@@OnlyCalebs3DEmporium thank you so much! I’m glad to hear. The sound chip is very similar, so it makes sense. What do you think about the gameplay?
@@pieman240 Game-play wise, it’s pretty fun, but I prefer Space Shuttle. I’m hoping that comes to Pinball FX. How about you?
@@OnlyCalebs3DEmporium I think they are both pretty good games. Both kind of boil down to hitting one shot over and over again (space shuttle with the spinner, and space station with the right ramp). However, they both look and play well overall, and Space Station sounds amazing. Space Shuttle also has pretty innovative sound for the time, and was the first game to use the System 9 board set.
I love this music! This machine is one of my favorites at my local arcade.
I’m glad you like it! I love this game too: the rules are simple, yet a lot of fun coupled with a unique layout as well. Music, lighting, and art really tops it all off
This is one of my favorites. Thanks for posting this, especially in this longform version.
I’m so glad you enjoy it! Thank you!